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The Key Store is a directory where users can find the symbolic meaning to a word as defined in Holy Scripture. These are often referred to as the keys of the Kingdom of Heaven. Much like a secret code, the directory exposes a universal dialect, all but nearly lost throughout the Dark Ages of time. Yet, fragments of this language remained until today such as, Father = Time and Mother = Nature. The database is expandable to grow as more entries and the sources are uncovered.

This is a free and open-source style and grammar checker forked from Languagetool. This project intends to be a full-blown software editor for French, English, German, Spanish, Portuguese and many other languages that enhances LanguageTool with extended rules — with emphasis on style rules —, and enables many rules disabled by default on LanguageTool project. Other changes include lower reliance on online mechanisms and extra languages. --- Este é um verificador de gramática e...

QJDicExample is an Japanese to English and English to Japanese dictionary featuring words/names/kanji/sentences search. QJDicExample uses JMdict, JMnedict, Kanjidic2, Radkfilex, KanjiVG, Tanaka Corpus / Tatoeba databases for translations and zinnia recognition library for handwritten kanji recognition. Latest source code: git clone git://git.code.sf.net/p/qjdicexample/code qjdicexample-code

...LexHoard features: -Unicode support (with a built-in Unicode editor) -export for MediaWiki and HTML format -attribution of more than one meaning/translation/relation to each word The program is written completely in native Lazarus/FreePascal. The only non-standard library needed is ZeosLib. It uses SQlite databases, so no special drivers or servers are required - although you can easily change it to use any other database supported by Zeos.

Trofast is an intelligent spell checker library based on statistical analysis developed for the Danish language. It makes use of n-grams, hidden Markov models and the Viterbi-algorithm.