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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.

TAO Translator (formerly, The Advanced Online Translator) uses online translation services to provide translations. Currently supported services: * Google Translate - supports translation, transliteration for most non-latin scripts, language detection, and dictionary with reverse translations for single words. * Microsoft Translator (a.k.a. Bing Translator) - supports translation and language detection. * Yandex.Translate - supports translation and language detection. * Yandex.Dictionaries - supports dictionary with transcription for some languages, synonyms, and reverse translations. ...

A basic offline dictionary for Android, this is intended as a simple tool to quickly find the translation of words in another language.

kDicts is a simple app for anyone who loves to study foreign languages with a little bit of technology, or simply for anyone who needs to remember a few words. kDicts is written in Python and runs under Kivy framework. You can clone the repository to your /sdcard/kivy/kDicts or install it from APK. Before every update backup your app data! Like the app on facebook too: https://www.facebook.com/kDicts

AILOKS is an acronym for Artificial Intelligence Linguistic Object Knowledge System. This dictionary is aimed to facilitate advanced NLP, translation engines and provide an effective dictionary interface to humans. This dictionary is Polylingual and should prove useful to language students, linguists and translators alike. It is part of a series of interrelated projects.

Juzidian is an offline Chinese word dictionary for Android. It is useful for English-speaking learners of Mandarin Chinese.

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[1] English-Chinese Dictionary [英汉词典] A minimalistic bilingual dictionary [2] Japanese-English-Chinese Dictionary [日汉词典] A minimalistic trilingual dictionary [3] French-English-Chinese Dictionary [法汉词典] A minimalistic trilingual dictionary [4] Portuguese-English-Chinese Dictionary [葡汉词典] A minimalistic trilingual dictionary [5] JPG Sponge Hide your message in a JPG file [6] MP3 Sponge Hide your message in a MP3 file [7] Red Days Remind the drivers of Beijing China not to drive in no-driving days (red days) [8] RadSensor A simple Geiger-Müller counter based on camera lens of Android smartphone [9] Learn French in 10 Days [法语十日入门] An introductory French course for Chinese autodidacts [10 Learn Portuguese in 10 Days [葡语十日入门] An introductory Portuguese course for Chinese autodidacts www.italian.org.cn/app/ www.zhangyichi.com

Small Android application that provides access to dictionary index. The index provides full list of words and full list of articles. The list of words is searchable by prefix. Words may have alternative writings (kana-kanji in Japanese). The indexes are created separately and may have different sets of dictionaries.

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.

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?