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Wiktionary:Other dictionaries on the Web

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About

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The dictionaries which are listed here should

  1. not include any neural machine translation tools like Google Translate.
  2. be correctly written and classified.
  3. not be malicious or phishing.

This is not a policy but a guideline

English

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General Public License dictionaries

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Public domain dictionaries

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Slang

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Jargon

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  • FOLDOC - Free On-Line Dictionary of Computing
  • NetLingo - The Internet Dictionary of Computer and Internet Terms

Other languages

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Translations to/from English

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Catalan

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Chinese

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Classical Chinese

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Czech

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Danish

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Dutch

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Middle Dutch

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Esperanto

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Faroese

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  • Orðalistar - an array of topical word lists, some Danish-Faroese, some English-Faroese, some monolingual; published by Føroyska Málráðið, the Faroese Language Council
  • Føroysk orðabók - published by Orðabókagrunnurin, the Dictionary Association

French

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German

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Greek

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Greenlandic

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  • Katersat - Greenlandic/Danish/English. Some (most?) derived words have their composition given, and most have plural and relative forms and pronunciation. Affixes are listed independently, but there seem to be some lacking.
  • DAKA - published by Ilinniusiorfik (Greenlandic/Danish). According to this, it is a combination of earlier works Oqaatsit and Ordbogen.
  • Greenlandic English Dictionary - published by Oqaasileriffik, the Greenland Language Secretariat; downloadable spreadsheet (Greenlandic to English/Danish); includes both new and old orthography; still in progress.

Japanese

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Latin

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Scottish Gaelic

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Spanish

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Turkish

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Welsh

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  • A pocket dictionary - It has about 25k one-line Welsh entries with English definitions, e.g. "Ystyriaethu, v. to use consideration or reflection" Proofreading is still in progress.

See also

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