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ViewDix
Android UI for off-line dictionary viewer
Small Android application that provides access to dictionary index. The index provides full list of words and full list of articles. The list of words is searchable by prefix. Words may have alternative writings (kana-kanji in Japanese). The indexes are created separately and may have different sets of dictionaries. -
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'Serbian Dictionary' is a bidirectional Serbian-English dictionary. It currently contains only a command line interface. Supports only *nix based operating systems at this moment. Tested on Linux, *BSD and Cygwin.
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gKamus is a English - Indonesian dictionary written in C and GTK, comes with editor to modify it's dictionary file.
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A video player featuring dictionary look up for subtitle words with single click. Intended audience are those who watches foreign language videos with same language subtitling
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Linux client for ABBYY Lingvo DSL dictionary files. It has been especially developped for French and English speaking users practising russian language. It is desktop independent.
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A Buddhadharma dictionary project (budict - Buddha Dict) using standard DICT protocol. The project includes dictionaries of English-English, English-Chinese, Chinese-English, and Chinese-Chinese. The original data was from Electronic Buddhadharma Society
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Zdic is the most popular dictionary manager for PalmOS a , from Chinese. It's compatible with all dictionaries for KDIC, more function, work with ulti-dictionaries . Can display three phonetic symbol formats without fonthack.
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a kanji/kana Japanese/English dictionary for Palm PDAs (>=4MB, >=PalmOS 3.3) featuring handdraw recognition, searching by kana,kanji,meaning,multi-radical kanji lookup, stroke order diagrams, internal font library and edict supplied, ... so desu!
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ER-DICT is a free Estonian-Russian dictionary. The program is available in GTK+, Qt and also features a daemon that serves web browsers.
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A Palm application that parses Latin words and displays their syntax info... comes with a large dictionary. A great substitute for carrying a dictionary when reading your favorite Latin works. This is a port of the DOS version of Whitaker's Words.
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DiCT try to establish a well known dictionary web service, it will publish web service (WSDL) definitation for both content provider and end-user to follow. it will base on DICT protocol ( RFC2229) . Some applications will be provided
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A port of Freedict's freeware Russian - English and English - Russian dictionary to Linux (and possibly other POSIX operating systems)
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A quiz program for the Palm OS to be used as a study aid for learning Japanese. One of its highlights is the written Kanji recognition engine. Intentions are to merge it with a dictionary to provide an all encompassing learning tool.
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Littera is a portuguese dictionary, CLI based, which attempts to support, easily, people who, sometimes, needs help with the meaning of some words and do not have Internet access.
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