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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.

...It can optionally show intermittent multiple choice quizzes, the quiz game remembers what words you struggle with and asks them more often It also has a built in dictionary tool which is based on Edict. The dictionary can be used to add more words to your word list. As well as the full mouseflash progam, there's a stand alone version of the Dictionary and the Quiz Game, so if you don't like the MouseFlash function, you can still play the quiz and use the dictionary. Mouseflash was written by me to aid my japanese study, I'm releasing it as open source in the hope it will help others in some way.

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).

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.

Love the command line? Tired of using web browsers to view meanings of words? edict is the word you were looking for!! edict provides you tools to view word meanings and more from command line. Give it a shot and see how convenient it is.

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.

Nekoshka is a cross-platform open-source shell for Japanese dictionaries like edict and yarxi. It supports radical lookup, handwriting and direct keyboard input.

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.

WaJEi is a Japanese-English dictionary, using Jim Breens edict and kanjidic dictionary files, written in Java and designed for the Sharp Zaurus SL-5500. It offers lookups phonetically (by kana) and reverse lookups of jukugo by kanji using

Japanese learning tool and lookup utility for Japanese dictionaries in EDICT format

Oridict is a dictionary engine for files in the Jim Breen's edict format.

Gjiten is a Japanese dictionary for GNOME with advanced word and kanji lookup features. Requires dictionary files (edict, kanjidic) to function.