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DictDataBase (DictDB) is a lightweight, Python-based in-memory database that uses dictionaries as its primary data structure. It provides a simple and efficient way to store, retrieve, and manipulate data without requiring an external database server. DictDB is useful for applications needing fast lookups, temporary storage, or embedded database functionalities.

This project is a set of usefull classes to manage data from de database to the user interface. Based on a dictionary who match the DB table, the panel will be created.

ECDICT is a comprehensive English–Chinese dictionary dataset packaged for developers who need an offline, queryable lexicon for applications, NLP, or educational tools. It aggregates headwords, phonetics, parts of speech, translations, and example information into formats that are easy to integrate. The project provides multiple distribution forms—commonly SQLite/CSV/StarDict-style files—so you can choose the right storage and query approach for your app. Because it’s offline and local, it...

This is a python program that looks up possible words from a dictionary over 1,600 words. You type in letters that you have and the program will generate all possible words from the dictionary.

Serialization + persistance : in a few lines of code, compress and annotate Python objects into SQLite; then later retrieve them chronologically by keywords without any SQL. Most useful "standard" module for a database to store schema-less data.

SDict Viewer is a viewer for dictionaries in open format developed by AXMASoft (free dictionaries are available for download at http://sdict.com). Primary goal of the project is to provide usable dictionary app for Nokia Internet Tablets running Maemo.

PyTablet is a self organizing DB for semi-structured data. PyTablet behave like a huge persistable dictionary where keys are ID and values are dictionary-like objects that can link each other and contain simple values.

MacDING is an offline german <-> english dictionary. It is a reimplementation of DING by Frank Richter as a native Mac OS X application.

Python module for accessing RFC 2229 compliant dictionary servers. Includes classes and runs as a standalone client (a la dict) as well as a CGI script.