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What are Query Languages
We built our technology to understand and process search queries in different languages, with all their grammatical and structural complexity.
We support advanced language processing techniques such as lemmatization, stemming, decompounding, and synonym recognition, allowing our Search and Recommender tools to return accurate, relevant results regardless of how users phrase their queries.
That means a query for “running shoes” can match products listed as “run shoe”, or a long compound noun in German can be intelligently split to understand its core meaning.
Supported Query Languages in Luigi’s Box
Luigi’s Box currently supports linguistic query processing in the following languages:
- Czech
- Dutch
- English
- German
- Hungarian
- Italian
- Polish
- Romanian
- Slovak
- Spanish
- French
CEE focus
Our technology performs exceptionally well with Central and Eastern European (CEE) languages, where we’ve spent years optimizing language-specific models.
Benefits of Query Languages
- Smarter search accuracy and relevance
- Enhanced multilingual performance
- Faster product discovery
Natural Language Processing
Eliminate misleading search results by defining stopwords to refine queries, ensuring customers find the most relevant products on your website.
Natural Language Query
A natural language query allows users to search using full sentences, making it easier to find products without relying on precise keywords.
Advanced CEE Language Processing
Support multiple Central and Eastern European languages, making search accessible in more than 30 countries for a seamless user experience.
Language Detection
Language detection identifies the language used in a text to enable multilingual analysis and processing.
Cross-Language Search
Cross-language search is a type of search software that lets users simultaneously conduct searches in multiple languages.
Semantic Rules
Semantic rules are an essential part of language and communication. Understanding semantic rules is crucial for effective communication, as it ensures that messages are interpreted as intended.
