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Aard 2 for Android is a successor to https://f-droid.org/packages/aarddict.android. It comes with redesigned user interface, bookmarks, history and a better dictionary storage format.

Front-end for the natural language translator project "Analytical Translator", a translator that analyzes sentences, corrects syntax and grammar and reports and explains mistakes. A pedagogical translator for language learners that detects and corrects gender,conjugation and declination discrepancies as well as some orthographic mistakes. Only translation from German to Spanish is already implemented (English is being implemented right now).

Open-source rule-based machine translation platform for related languages.

Ciyue is a simple mdict dictionary. Features: * 📄 Support MDX/MDD * 🔍 Support multiple dictionaries search and display * 🎨 Support Material You * 🌐 AI Translate (Support OpenAI, Gemini, Deepseek...) * 🔈 Support reading aloud * 🔖 Bookmarking words to the word book

This is an unofficial Android app for DeepL translation. It uses a technology called WebView, an Android GUI component, to make it look like a native app. JavaScript is used to hide all but the most necessary elements. Features: * Display only the translation screen by WebView * Switching to dark mode * Launch DeepL from floating text selection action * Long press on the application icon to access the settings screen

Diccionario con palabras y frases típicas utilizadas por los chilenos. Incluye mas de 500 palabras y su significado.

Look up words in the Castilian dictionary by the Royal Spanish Academy (RAE).

Diconfinement is a free, open source french dictionary allowing you to enrich your vocabulary. Diconfinement is available as iphone android application. It not only contains a dictionary but also allows you to play a game, save as many words as you want and learn a new word daily.

Built-in Firefox feature for offline page translation without sending data to servers.

Fujiten is an offline Japanese dictionary application made with the Flutter framework. Definition and kanji comes from the EDICT dictionary, compiled as a database from the edict_database project. Setup In order for fujiten to work, the Expression Database and the Kanji Database are needed. The databases can be downloaded and installed from fujiten via the "settings/databases" menu or by downloading the database manually from https://github.com/odrevet/edict_database. Top menu Bars Access the settings menu. The settings menu allows you to download the dictionaries, set brightness and read legal information. Insert Radicals <> Will match kanji composed with the selected radicals. Kanji character Ⓚ Will match any kanji. Kana character ㋐ Will match a hiragana/katakana character. Joker .* Any match. Convert In case your device is not equipped with a Japanese input keyboard, fujiten can convert Latin character (romaji) to hiragana or katakana. Lowercase romaji will be converted to hiragana, uppercase romaji will be converted to katakana. Kotoba / Kanji search When Kotoba is selected, fujiten will search for expression. When Kanji is selected, fujiten will search for kanji. Clear Clear the input field. Search Run the search. Tips • Search are performed with regular expression, quantifiers "{}" and meta-characters like "." and others can be used • Use search by radical < > when searching for an expression which you do not know a kanji but recognize some of its radicals example: ＜化＞ • When no results, add ".*" at the beginning or/and the end of your search

Simple Flutter app to learn Japanese writing systems Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji. With Fun With Kanji you are able to learn **all** common used Japanese characters. All starts with Hiragana, Katakana and their special cases and combinations. After this you learn the Kanji Radicals and then you are ready to start with the 2136 Jōyō-Kanji. You no longer need 4 different apps to learn them! The app also contains a dictionary and a full-text search over all characters. Fun With Kanji is open source under Mozilla Public License 2.0. Contributions and new translations are always welcome <3.

The Galnet Dictionary is a Wordnet-based multilingual dictionary with translations and synonyms for 10 languages: Galician, Portuguese, Catalan, Basque, Spanish, English, German, Latin, Italian and Chinese (both Traditional and Simplified Chinese). This multilingual dictionary contains the Galnet lexical database (http://sli.uvigo.gal/galnet/) which is being developed by the Computational Linguistics Group at the University of Vigo (http://sli.uvigo.gal) and is available from 2011. The goal of the Galnet development is integrating the Galician language into the interlingual lexical-semantic network of WordNet (https://wordnet.princeton.edu), according the EuroWordNet model. Galnet is part of the Multilingual Central Repository (http://adimen.si.ehu.es/web/MCR) and the Open Multilingual Wordnet (http://compling.hss.ntu.edu.sg/iliomw/omw). Galnet contents can be searched with several web applications and can also be downloaded in RDF and LMF formats with a free license (http://sli.uvigo.gal/download/SLI_Galnet/). Information and contact: Xavier Gómez Guinovart (xgg2021@gmail.com)

Glosdalen is a language and knowledge lookup app that integrates seamlessly with AnkiDroid for efficient language learning. Key Features: • High-quality language lookup • Support for 30+ languages including German, Swedish, English, French, Spanish, Italian, and more • Direct Anki card creation with one tap Requirements: • AnkiDroid app installed for card creation • DeepL or Copilot API access Perfect for any language learning combination you need!

Features: - Distraction-free translation displayed in a semitransparent overlay window - Choose from many different translation providers - 3 different trigger modes: 1. Context menu 2. "Share" intent 3. Floating button (requires the selection to be copied/cut to the system clipboard first) - Button freely movable via drag 'n' drop - Android versions < 10 only: show/hide button automatically Permissions: - INTERNET: Allows InstaLate to connect to the internet to lookup translations - ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE: Allows InstaLate to verify if the device is connected to the internet - FOREGROUND_SERVICE: Allows InstaLate to run a service that listens to clipboard changes and to show a floating button - RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED: Allows InstaLate to optionally start this service during start-up of the device - SYSTEM_ALERT_WINDOW: Allows InstaLate to display a floating button over other apps Privacy: - No search history is stored locally or remotely by this app (last search term is cached in memory only) but it may or may not be possible that your search is tracked by the selected translation provider - No client-side JavaScript is executed - HTTPS communication between app and translation providers Please be extra cautious to not share sensitive data (passwords etc.) with translation providers by accident! If you're using the floating button don't trigger a translation if sensitive data is located in the system clipboard. Tips and Tricks: - If an app has implemented a custom context menu see if the floating button works for you or if the app is able to share text - Integration into "Librera" (FOSS ebook reader): 1. Select any word in the document by long-pressing it (text selection must be supported by the document) 2. In the opening dialog tap the "+" sign at the bottom and select InstaLate 3. Next time you select text you'll have access to the InstaLate button at the bottom Thanks: To all translation providers and their awesome services this application would be nothing without (in alphabetical order): - Beolingus: https://dict.tu-chemnitz.de/ - DeepL: https://www.deepl.com/ - Dict. cc: https://www.dict.cc/ - GNU CIDE: https://gcide.gnu.org.ua/ - Heinzelnisse: https://www.heinzelnisse.info/ - LibreTranslate: https://translate.argosopentech.com/ - Linguee: https://www.linguee.com/ - WikDict: https://www.wikdict.com/ - Wiktionary: https://wiktionary.org/

Search for English definition of Japanese words using kanji, kana or rōmaji. Search for Japanese words from their English definition. Basic wildcards are supported, to search for incomplete words, words ending with a specific kanji, etc. JMdict data is not included in the APK. It must be downloaded (or loaded from a file) from the application first. Afterwards, the application is completely standalone and can be used offline. JMdict is provided by Electronic Dictionaries Research Group. See https://www.edrdg.org/

JS-Dict is a convenient app for accessing the powerful Japanese-English dictionary Jisho.org. This app is Free and Open-Source Software. The source code is available at https://github.com/petlyh/JS-Dict.

Janus provides contextual word and concept translations by leveraging the vast, human-curated knowledge graph of Wikipedia. Instead of literal machine translation, it finds the corresponding Wikipedia article in the target language to offer a more accurate and context-aware translation. Features: * Contextual Translation: Uses Wikipedia article titles for accurate, context-aware translations. * Multi-Language Support: Translate from any Wikipedia-supported language to any other. * Rich Information: Displays short descriptions and article summaries. * Full History & Bookmarks: Keeps a log of translations and allows saving important ones. * Searchable History: Quickly find past translations. * Quick Actions: Copy translations and open Wikipedia articles. * Modern UI: Clean interface supporting light and dark themes.

Jergas Colombia is a brief Colombian dictionary. - Useful for residents in Colombia and foreigners since it allows to consult the most used jargons in Colombia-South America. - Slang is the use of informal words and expressions that are not considered standard in the speaker's dialect or language. - In addition to jargon, you will also find a large number of indigenous and old Spanish elements, as is the case in the department of Tolima. - Jergas Colombia will always be at your fingertips without requiring internet. - If you are a resident you will be able to understand locals from other regions of Colombia. - For tourists or foreign residents it will be a great help to maintain a more fluid dialogue with Colombians.

Jiten is a Japanese dictionary based on JMDict/Kanjidic This is the offline android version of https://jiten.obfusk.dev. The large download size is because it includes all the dictionary data, including audio. NB: the app will take a while to load the first time it is started (or after an update), but it will load a lot faster afterwards. Features: JMDict multilingual japanese dictionary • kanji, readings (romaji optional), meanings & more • meanings in english, dutch, german, french and/or spanish • pitch accent (from Wadoku) • browse by frequency/jlpt Kanji dictionary • readings (romaji optional), meanings (english), jmdict entries, radicals & more • search using SKIP codes • search by radical • handwritten kanji recognition • browse by frequency/level/jlpt/SKIP Example sentences (from Tatoeba) • with english, dutch, german, french and/or spanish translation • some with audio Stroke order • input a word or sentence and see how it's written Fine-grained search using regexes (regular expressions) • simple searches don't require knowledge of regexes • quick reference available • Dark mode • Search history (stored locally) • Use long press for tooltips: quickly see meanings and readings for kanji and words • Easily share and open jiten.obfusk.dev links • Convert romaji to hiragana and between hiragana and katakana No ads. No trackers. The source code is 100% Free and Open Source (AGPLv3+) and the data is available under Creative Commons or similar licenses (some non-commercial); for details, see https://github.com/obfusk/jiten#readme To report bugs and request features, please use the issue tracker at https://github.com/obfusk/jiten/issues Questions and feedback are welcome at https://github.com/obfusk/jiten/discussions or jiten@obfusk.dev

Jiten [Online] is a Japanese dictionary based on JMDict/Kanjidic This app essentially provides the same functionality as opening the https://jiten.obfusk.dev website in a web browser — but with some small advantages (like long press for tooltips). There is also a completely offline version — named simply "Jiten Japanese Dictionary" — which requires more storage space (and could be slower depending on your device and internet connection). You can install both at the same time if you want. Features: JMDict multilingual japanese dictionary • kanji, readings (romaji optional), meanings & more • meanings in english, dutch, german, french and/or spanish • pitch accent (from Wadoku) • browse by frequency/jlpt Kanji dictionary • readings (romaji optional), meanings (english), jmdict entries, radicals & more • search using SKIP codes • search by radical • handwritten kanji recognition • browse by frequency/level/jlpt/SKIP Example sentences (from Tatoeba) • with english, dutch, german, french and/or spanish translation • some with audio Stroke order • input a word or sentence and see how it's written Fine-grained search using regexes (regular expressions) • simple searches don't require knowledge of regexes • quick reference available • Dark mode • Search history (stored locally) • Use long press for tooltips: quickly see meanings and readings for kanji and words • Easily share and open jiten.obfusk.dev links • Convert romaji to hiragana and between hiragana and katakana No ads. No trackers. The source code is 100% Free and Open Source (AGPLv3+) and the data is available under Creative Commons or similar licenses (some non-commercial); for details, see https://github.com/obfusk/jiten#readme and https://github.com/obfusk/jiten-webview#readme To report bugs and request features, please use the issue tracker at https://github.com/obfusk/jiten/issues Questions and feedback are welcome at https://github.com/obfusk/jiten/discussions or jiten@obfusk.dev

Ad-free translation service with no tracking, telemetry, or data collection.

Kaku is a fast, powerful Japanese dictionary that stays on top of all your apps. It uses optical character recognition (OCR) technology to recognize kanji on the device screen for you (rather than the slowww tedious process of looking up individual characters manually), making it perfect for Japanese learners who want to study by reading raw manga, play untranslated games, and so on without the hassle of switching apps.

Kakugo is an application that helps learning Japanese. It includes multiple tests to memorize hiragana, katakana, and kanji and adapts to the user's learning pace. One of the biggest difficulty with learning Japanese is memorizing kanji and vocabulary. While learning them by just reading and writing them everyday may work, the more kanji you know, the harder it gets and the more time it takes to revise them all. Proper tools can help you memorize these huge amounts of knowledge to more quickly become a fluent Japanese speaker. Kakugo is one of these tools. It helps learning and revising kanji and vocabulary in an efficient manner. It uses Spaced Repetition in a unique way that adapts to the user's pace. If you only have time to revise 30 kanji every day, or if you can revise as much as 100 kanji every day, Kakugo will adapt and test you on the right kanji at the right time for you to memorize them. There is no "kanji of the day" list to revise, you can start and finish a session whenever you feel like it. Kakugo also features a wide variety of tests to help you find the best ways that will help you learn Japanese. Features include * Hiragana, Katakana quizzes * Kanji quizzes by reading and meaning * Kanji test by part composition * Kanji writing test * Vocabulary quizzes by reading and meaning * Unique spaced repetition formula that adapts to your own learning pace * Unlimited quiz sessions that allow you to take a quiz at any time, for however long you want, useful to efficiently spend commuting time * Show similar-looking kanji in answers to teach you the differences * Kanji and vocabulary sorted by JLPT level * Clicking on kanji opens aedict3 (a non-free Japanese dictionary) or jisho.org * Optimized tablet support * Open source * No ads * No internet access required * Supported languages: English, French * More to come Credits * The kanji quizzes are based on kanjidic. * The vocabulary quizzes are based on JMdict. * The kanji similarity database comes from https://minerva-access.unimelb.edu.au/handle/11343/35336 and http://lars.yencken.org/datasets/phd/ * The kanji composition and drawing database comes from KanjiVG.

A simple application that lets you draw Japanese characters (kanji) using the touch screen. It is intended for Japanese language learners who might need to enter characters in order to look them up in a dictionary or enter them on a website. It identifies the character you have drawn using a special form of handwriting recognition. You can select the correct character from a list. After entering one or more characters, you can copy them into the clipboard as text for use in a dictionary. Note that this will NOT work - at all - if you don't know basically how to draw kanji. If you just draw something any old way that looks like it, it certainly won't be recognised. You have to draw characters basically the official way. This is a fork of the Kanji draw application from https://github.com/quen/kanjirecog/ which is no longer maintained and was removed from F-Droid. Two of the included icons were taken from the Android SDK and are licensed under the Apache License 2.0. The kanji stroke data is based on the KanjiVG data set from http://kanjivg.tagaini.net/ and licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 license.