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The program lives in your system tray and every n minutes (seted in preferences) asks you to write a translation of words from dictionary. Dictionary file, amount of words, count of asking, start number, time interval can be cofigured. Some dictionaries may be found here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/lingvist/files/My%20Dictionaries/ You can create your own dictionaries. Editor is here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/lingvist/files/Dictionary%20editor%20%28old%29/

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.

jVortaro is an esperanto dictionary (vortaro) written in Java

Java all-sufficient desktop dictionary. At this moment russian user interface only.

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.

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.

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wo3 hen3 chan2 tries to alleviate the dearth of chinese language tools available for linux. The plan is to integrate the tools linked from www.mandarintools.com (dictionary, encoding converters/detectors) into a unified, pleasant user experience. Ha!

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

J3's mainstay is a mutlilingual dictionary program with some cool utilities - and maybe games - for an international milieu. It is written in Java and is localizable (l10n) to work in any natural language, with minimal mucking about.

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.