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...The project contains encoding and formatting scripts along with instructions for converting the dictionary database into a Kindle book. The dictionary is in the Kindle's native dictionary format and integrates with the Smart Lookup feature which allows you to access words definitions without leaving your book page - just press and hold to select the word. You only need to set this dictionary as default from you Kindle's settings. Please consider making a donation by buying the dictionary on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=series_rw_dp_labf?_encoding=UTF8&field-collection=Open+Source+Swedish-English+and+English-Swedish+Dictionaries&url=search-alias%3Ddigital-text.

Tickle Dictionary, or Tickle Dict, is a tcl/tk online dictionary look-up tool with access to 48 dictionaries and other resources and added features: change colors and font size for reading comfort, save definitions to file, select and copy text from definitions, etc.

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 is a dictionary which contains 7.500 old Turkish words stated in "Divanı Lügatit Türk" writen in 1000 AD. With these word and some letter combination statistics, we can find a new word if it has old Turkish origin.

DICTC is handy DICT client for Win32. Use the DICT protocol (RFC2229) to access human language dictionary databases via the Internet.

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.

FlashDict is a .NET client application which provides access to publicly-available dictionary resources. Word searching and flashcards are its primary functions. Language study and translation dictionaries are the primary focus of the initial version