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This is a transcoded and reformatted version of "The People's Dictionary" (Folkets Lexikon, see http://folkets-lexikon.csc.kth.se for more information). The project contains encoding and formatting scripts along with instructions for converting the dictionary database into a Kindle book. The dictionary is in the Kindle's native dictionary format and integrates with the Smart Lookup feature which allows you to access words definitions without leaving your book page - just press and hold to select the word. You only need to set this dictionary as default from you Kindle's settings. Please consider making a donation by buying the dictionary on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=series_rw_dp_labf?...

A dictionary with 176023 entries. Text was extracted from the files at http://www.mso.anu.edu.au/~ralph/OPTED/ and then parsed and stored in a 16MB MySQL database. The database has three fields : a. word b. wordtype and c. definition. You can use this standalone or as a jquery/ajax/PHP addon for your programs. Acknowledgment of the original content: a. OPTED b. Project Gutenburg c. and the 1913 edition of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary

...A youtube tutorial shows how to extend the database.

Lexhoard is a dictionary tool for storing words in different languages with the ability to link entries (or 'translate') from one language to others. This php version is a very simple implementation created over a weekend. It can use either a mysql or a sqlite database (other databases may be used, in theory, as all db access is done with PDO).

The Japanese to English Dictionary is written in java, and so will require that you have the JRE installed prior to its installation & use. It is a hobbyist project of mine intended to address my admittedly narrow needs, and so will fall short of yours. If you have any suggestions for improvements, please let me know! This open source application would not be possible without the Japanese-English dictionary and kanji files assembled by Jim Breen; it would also have taken a great deal...

The Open Translation Engine (OTE) is a web-based translation dictionary manager. The OTE allows a community of users to create and manage one or many translation dictionaries. The OTE is written in PHP and uses a MySQL database.

This is a multilingual dictionary. A Wikipedia type of thing, except that people add sentences, not articles. The aim : to build a large database of sentences translated into various languages that everyone can access for free.

Set up an online dictionary which targets two languages for tandem learning. Users will have their personal dictionary online with search and print capabilities.