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English Gede'uffa Dictionary is a bidirectional dictionary that enables translation in any direction of both language. This dictionary works in Windows-based computer and it is easy to use. The color of its interface has been selected from colors used to form cultural clothes of the Gedeo people.

Computer Glossary is a rich dictionary containing multiple computer-related terms, which is useful for both students and professionals. The program integrates an offline database and offers references and descriptions for each term. Computer Glossary can be installed in just a few simple steps and does not require special skills. The program comes with a simple interface and lets you easily search any term. The results will let you see the word's definition, references to other related...

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).

Dictionary for young child learning french. It is independent from the caesura (thecat= the cat) and based on phonetics.

DACCO (Diccionari Anglčs Catalŕ de Codi Obert) This is an open source collaborative project which seeks to provide an up-to-date, comprehensive, English-Catalan dictionary that will be of benefit to learners of both languages.

Pass That Test allows users to view Past Paper tests, in one lightweight and easy to use application. The application is database driven, and is quite a small application. Users can update the program, and find the past papers they need swiftly.

Speed Your Read is written in perl::Tk with a MYSQL backend. It´s intention is to help the user improve his reading speed through comprehensive exercises. It includes a complete dictionary and many other functions for improving your reading capacity.

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?