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Diciotech is a collaborative online tech dictionary, built with HTML, SASS and JavaScript, and open source. Our mission is to help people of all levels understand terms and concepts related to technology in a clear and simple way.

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.

A Pali text reader for reading the Tipitaka. Automatically recognizes pali words and gives definitions from CPED, PED, and DPPN. Includes text search, dictionary lookup and more. Mozilla Firefox required.

Glossword is a system to create and publish online multilingual dictionary, glossary, or encyclopedia. Suits for creating web sites also. WAMP [Windows, Apache, MySQL, PHP] package is available.

The application Dictionary System (DS) is a web application designed for creation of one-way bilingual dictionaries or encyclopaedias offering a working environment for creation of a dictionary and a web page which enables the general public to search in the dictionary. It is so-called DWS application (Dictionary Writing System) or DPS (Dictionary Production / Publishing System). Aplikace Dictionary System (dále DS) je webová aplikace. Je to tzv. DWS aplikace (Dictionary Writing System)...

Japanese dictionary & flashcards like software for jailbroken iphone/ipad/ipod touch. It should also works on standard hardware, as long as it sports Ruby and its SQLite3 bindings.

ForLatin is a frontend PHP application to the Latin dictionary program WORDS by Whitaker. It parses Latin words and displays the results in an appealing HTML format and organizes the English definitions for Latin sentences for easier translation. For the time being, you can find a working demo here: http://sova.mef.hr/_latin/

FireDictionary is a Firefox extension which provides a simple and powerful dictionary function. By moving the mouse cursor, a translation appears on the sidebar. FireDictionary finds the translation as a real-time operation when you move the mouse cursor

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?