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{leipzig} is a package that provides predefined macros for standard gloss abbreviations used in linguistics, along with other useful functionality.

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I am working on my PhD thesis and I use biblatex-apa for citations and references and leipzig for glossaries of abbreviations. However, when I print the glossaries, biblatex seems to automatically ...
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I'm on Windows 11 using MikTex as my LaTeX manager. I'm trying to make good-looking linguistic glosses using gb4e and leipzig, but they don't seem to be compatible together for some reason on my ...
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A package was developed by Thomas Pellard enter link description here to convert grammatical glosses from uppercase into small capitals. But while this has the advantage of having those grammatical ...
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I'm using tipa to, well, use the IPA in my thesis. If I load leipzig, some of the inputs defined in tipa no longer work, for example: \textipa{\:r}, which should produce "ɽ" (this symbol), ...
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Consider the following MWE - \documentclass{article} \usepackage{leipzig} \makeglossaries \renewcommand{\firstleipzigfont}[1]{\textit{\leipzigfont{#1}}} \begin{document} \Pfv \...
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[update: I tried the answer (as best as I could) that was commented and seemed to work for one person, but the problem is still persisting] I tried this on PDFLaTeX, but since asking this question I ...
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I used leipzig when typesetting my paper to get glossing abbreviations in smallcaps more easily and to automatically generate a glossary. However, I didn't get the package to work as it did for others....
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I'm trying to use the glossaries package to make a list of abbreviations used in glossed linguistics examples (for which I use the package gb4e). Basically, the problem I'm getting is that my ...
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I am working on my dissertation and use leipzig and glossaries to create the list of abbreviations from the glossed linguistic examples. The first problem that I had was that only some of the ...
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I am using the leipzig package for my thesis, and I would like to center the glossary horizontally on the page, but I would like for the contents of the columns to remain flushleft. I have tried ...
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The question says it all. I am using package leipzig for glossing and linguex for examples. This is the code. \documentclass[8pt]{article} \usepackage{leipzig} \usepackage{linguex} \begin{document} \...
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I just started using LaTeX and am using the Leipzig-package for linguistic glosses, that I also want to appear in a glossary. In the Leipzig package only the glosses themselves are defined, while ...
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I wish to change the name of the abbreviations list, which defaults to Abbreviations. The package documentaion tolds that redefining \leipzigname would work, but it did not work. Here is the code: ¥...
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I am using the leipzig package, which provides shortcut macros for linguistic gloss abbreviations, and interfaces with the glossaries package to index these abbreviations. I am compiling properly (...
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I'm having trouble getting a glossary (with the leipzig package) to print. I use TeXShop on the Mac with xelatexmk. The MWE uses the style from the leipzig manual: % !TEX TS-program = xelatexmk \...
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