Amebis Besana

Amebis Besana 5.2, developed by the Slovenian language-technology company Amebis, is a single-version Windows application designed as a specialised Slovnični pregledovalnik—Slovene for “grammar viewer”—that enables users to inspect and verify the grammatical structure of Slovene texts without altering them. Operating in the niche category of Slovenian linguistic utilities, the program opens any plain-text, rich-text or clipboard content and colour-codes each token according to its automatically detected morphosyntactic features: part of speech, case, number, gender, tense, aspect, person, and grammatical agreement. By hovering or clicking on a highlighted word the user instantly sees a compact table listing every possible grammatical interpretation together with the underlying lexicon lemma and frequency information drawn from Amebis’s annotated corpora, making the tool valuable for editors, translators, teachers, students, and researchers who need to confirm correct declension, conjugation or government patterns in contemporary Standard Slovene. Because the viewer is read-only, it serves as a non-intrusive reference that can stay open alongside a word processor or CAT tool, allowing quick validation of suspicious constructions without interrupting the writing workflow; it is equally useful for reverse queries—pasting an inflected form and retrieving the dictionary headword—or for batch-checking homework, subtitling scripts, and localisation files. The lightweight 5.2 release ships with an expanded tagset that covers recent borrowings and spoken-language phenomena, improved tokenisation of clitic groups, and updated orthographic rules aligned with the Slovar slovenskega knjižnega jezika, while still fitting into a sub-10 MB installer that runs on any Windows edition from 7 onward. Amebis Besana is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always delivering the latest version and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.

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