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Low-resource language Ge'ez Eritrea (Africa)

Tigre AI Training Datasets

Tigre (ትግረ) spoken in Eritrea (Africa), written in Ge'ez, is one of the languages we build proprietary, rights-cleared datasets for. It is a low-resource language: usable training data barely exists on the open web, so it has to be collected from real speakers with consent. Every Tigre dataset ships with documented consent, provenance and published quality metrics, and is available with India data residency.

Global multilingual data network spanning scripts and regions, representing coverage for the Tigre AI Training Datasets
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Tigre datasets in the catalog

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No published datasets here yet

We don't have an off-the-shelf Tigre dataset published yet — but we build them to spec. Tell us what you need and we'll collect or annotate it, rights-cleared and documented.

FAQ

Common questions

Is the Tigre data rights-cleared and safe to train on?

Yes. Every Tigre record is created or sourced under written contributor agreements granting commercial reuse, with a consent reference and authorship log — never scraped.

Can you collect more Tigre data to spec?

Yes. When the Tigre data you need doesn't exist, we collect and annotate it to your specification across speech, text and multimodal modalities, with an India-residency option.

How is Tigre data quality measured?

Each dataset ships with a data card: inter-annotator agreement, QA pass rate, and (for speech) word error rate, with two-pass QA and adjudication.

Need Tigre data your model can train on?

License what's in the catalog, or tell us exactly what you need — we build proprietary, rights-cleared datasets to spec, with India data residency.