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OCR Manga Reader for Android
Android Manga reader with Japanese OCR and dictionary capabilities
OCR Manga Reader is a free and open source Android app that allows you to quickly OCR and lookup Japanese words in real-time. It does not have ads or telemetry/spyware and does not require an Internet connection. Supports both EDICT and EPWING dictionaries. Requires Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) or higher. See http://ocrmangareaderforandroid.sourceforge.net/ for details. -
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Epwing2Anki
Used to automate creation of Japanese Anki vocabulary cards.
Epwing2Anki may be used to automatically or semi-automatically create Japanese Anki vocabulary cards based on a provided list of words and one or more of your favorite EPWING dictionaries and/or the included EDICT J-E dictionary and Tatoeba example sentence corpus. -
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JGloss
Add readings and translations to Japanese text
JGloss lets you import Japanese text documents and add reading and translation annotations for words, both automatically during import, and manually. It is written in Java. -
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This project aims to be a dictionary manager for EDICT and CCEDICT like dictionaries, using GTK and Qt as GUIs (also looking for comandline operations).
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Downloadable and open source Chinese-Spanish vocabulary inspired by the CEDICT and EDICT dictionaries. It is distributed in a plain Unicode text file that can be easily ported to other formats or used by different applications.
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Japanese-English dictionary. Search in Japanese, English, kanji, and by radical.
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Japanese study software based on ncurses for GNU/Linux and Unix-like OSes. Edict and kanjidic files are required. Wget is required to download automatically the edict and kanjidic files from the web. Build dependences: ncursesw, ncursesw-dev and iconv.
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Nekoshka is a cross-platform open-source shell for Japanese dictionaries like edict and yarxi. It supports radical lookup, handwriting and direct keyboard input.
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Loud Rain is a Japanese-Multilingual (English, French, German, Russian and Dutch) dictionary, using Jim Breens JMdict (a XML UTF-8 dictionary that provides more information than Edict). Loud Rain is written in C# for Windows (.NET) and Linux (Mono) OS.
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a kanji/kana Japanese/English dictionary for Palm PDAs (>=4MB, >=PalmOS 3.3) featuring handdraw recognition, searching by kana,kanji,meaning,multi-radical kanji lookup, stroke order diagrams, internal font library and edict supplied, ... so desu!
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Japanese-English dictionary, based on the Edict and KanjiDic files, for learners of Japanese. It has several useful kanji search features, as well as saved lists.
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