A Call for Resources!

[Ossicone]

I'm planning on a massive reorganizing the old Linguistic Resources thread.

So I'm looking for any conlanging, conworlding or linguistics resources you know!
This includes everything from sound change appliers to academic papers to audio samples. This includes material aimed at beginners and experts. The only thing I ask is that it is freely available on the internet. The only exception to this is books, I will include a separate book listing.

(I will be going through the links in the resources thread as well but don't worry about posting duplicates.)

Now give me your links!

Edit: If you see a strike through your posted link that means I've added it to the list. It's just a way for me to keep track of things.

[Squall]

Some dictionaries:

• Spanish, Italian, French, Portuguese
• Latin
• Intelingua
• Lingua Franca Nova
• Esperanto
• Swahili
• Malay
• Japanese
• Ancient Greek
• Ancient English
• Indian Languages
• Finnish

Etymological dictionaries:

• English
• Italian
• Spanish
• Portuguese

About natural languages:

• http://www.nativlang.com/