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DictionaryForMIDs is an dictionary application for cell phones, tablets and PCs. The dictionary is completely installed on the device ("offline dictionary"), i.e. after installation there is no need for an internet connection. DictionaryForMIDs can be set up for any dictionary, for any language, or for any other lookup-purpose. The DfM-Creator tool is used to set up a dictionary for use with DictionaryForMIDs.

jVLT (Vocabulary Learning Tool) is a tool that helps you managing your vocabulary. It allows you to create a dictionary of words and to perform quizzes.

Juzidian is an offline Chinese word dictionary for Android. It is useful for English-speaking learners of Mandarin Chinese.

Dictionary app for Android with Linux related terms and expressions. This app is mainly focused on absolute beginners it can also be handy for the more advanced Linux users. The first version is in Dutch (Nederlands) but there will be a universal release as soon as version 1.0 has been reached.

MyLang is a free vocabulary trainer. It allows to learn whole set of words in an efficient and convenient way. MyLang supports multiple translations of words, keeps track of your progress and has built in dictionary editor.

Simple android offline dictionary (mueller7, vera, jargon). Russian locale!

Wiktionary App. Java Dictionary Application that uses Wikipedia. It's a fast, lightweight desktop dictionary written in java. Requires java and internet connectivity. Executable included for Windows users. Find more at http://skiyesounds.com/qwiki/

This projects concentrates software for setting up a chemical dictionary website.

Atlantida is an open source multilingual dictionary written in Java. It can translate words from one language to another and pronounce them. As of version alpha 0.15, Atlantida uses XDXF dictionary format.

An English-Persian and French-Persian word dictionary for devices that support J2ME. This project was innovative at its time for: Farsi character-set independency, Instant lookups, Beautiful UI and touch support. I'm no longer developing this project, it's dead. Android is now the preferred choice for application development on mobile devices, so consider upgrading.

A simple Java based and platform independent offline translator for an English - German dictionary

VerbOS allows viewing, searching, editing and testing of verb conjugations. There are around 8000 French verbs, 10000 Spanish verbs and 4000 Portuguese verbs. Additonally dict.dz dictionaries can be loaded into the dictionary interface.

JaLingo is a free cross-platform dictionary application. Features: list of words, while-typing search (like ABBYY Lingvo), spelling suggestion, history, HTML export. Supports 4 formats: DSL, Mova, Sdictionary and phpMyLingvo/PtkDict MySQL dumps

Fully customizable & easy to use dictionary, with advance features including musical support, "Word Power Game", a never before "medical dictionary",containing plethora of medical words.Ideal for Crossword lovers, Doctors, & GRE Aspirants.

SDAs are simple programs allowing users to use free dictionaries offline. Compatible dictionaries can be downloaded for free from the Universal dictionary at http://www.Dicts.info . Universal dictionary interconnects more than 50 languages.

HanYu Dictionary is a small, simple and easy to use 2 ways Chinese-English dictionary. It also supports pinyin and tradition Chinese characters search. It uses CEDict as a dictionary definition.

MobiDict is a mobile dictionary to be run on mobile devices that support J2ME (MIDP/CLDC). English-German and German-English dictionary are provided. The goal is to provide flexible framework for easy creation of other mobile dictionaries.

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jDictionary is a powerful multi-platform dictionary application written in Java. It features a nice Swing GUI and an easy-to-use plugin management system, which is able to download and install plugins automagically from the Web. Apart from dictionary-rel

Project's main goal is to resemble Otto's Win32-based English-Bulgarian-English dual dictionary (found at http://get.to/otto) on Java 2 platform.

There are many dictionaries so making another one can look words up would be extremely useless. But what if a dictionary could even teach those words put into it? What do you think?