Translator

An unofficial Android client for Lingva Translate. Lingva translator is an open-source translator with over one hundred languages available.

Currently supported: albanska; amhariska; arabiska; azerbajdzjanska; bosniska; engelskt; finska; grekiska; kroatiska; nordkurdiska; pashto; persiska; ryska; serbiska (latinskt); serbiska (kyrilliskt); somaliska; spanska; sydkurdiska; turkiska.

Self-hosted machine translation API powered by open-source Argos Translate.

NOTE: App is no longer developed, source repo has been archived. Default server is down, you'll need to input an alternate server and an API key if needed. Features: * translate your text into up to 16 languages * 5 different themes * share translation easily from the app * completely open source * more coming... Supported languages (UI): * English * German * French * Polish * Portuguese (Brazil) * Russian * Turkish Supported languages (translation): This depends on the LibreTranslate instance. Translation: The LibreTranslate API is used for the translation. LibreTranslate is licensed under AGPLv3. Wiki: In the Wiki you can find a short UI explanation to get started. Licensing: Licensed under the EUPL-1.2. OpenSource: This app is open source.

Nani is an app that allows you to browse a complete bilingual Japanese dictionary offline. Some of its features include: - Entirely free with no ad nor tracking - Look for word by kanji, pronounciation or meaning - Multiple dictionaries enable different functionalities On first start, no dictionary is loaded in the application. It's up to you to select which dictionary you want to use.

Nheengaré is an open source project that aims to create an online dictionary of nheengatu.

An app to access meaning of selected word as a notification. It works across all apps that support text selection. The apps shows the meaning as a notification for quick reference. Clicking on the notification user can see all the meanings for the given word. The user can also search for meaning of other words. * Easy access from all apps that have text selection. * Enabled for offline usage. * Supports English, French and German. * Click to copy meaning to clipboard. * Long press to share meanings with others. * Wide variety of meanings from Wikitionary. * Open source and MIT License.

OSS-Dict is an offline dictionary reader. It is fork of Aard 2 with new Material design and updated features Features Lookup queries are punctuation, diacritics and case insensitive. Bookmarks and History Dictionary Management Article Appearance: add your custom style sheets Math: Mathematical formuals are scalable, styleable, beautiful on any screen Random Article Volume Buttons Navigation Fullscreen Mode Clipboard Auto-Paste External Link Sharing Network Access Requirement This app requires the INTERNET permission to function properly. However, this is NOT for accessing the internet. The app is an offline dictionary that works without an internet connection. The INTERNET permission is required because the app uses a local embedded web server (localhost/socket communication) to display dictionary content. On Android, socket communication requires the INTERNET permission even when only communicating locally. Please do not disable network access for this app in your device settings, as this will prevent the app from working correctly.

A translator app that performs on-device translation of text and images without sending your data to external servers. Features: • On-device translation using Mozilla's translation models • Transliteration of non-latin script • OCR (Optical Character Recognition) for translating text in images • Automatic language detection • Image translation overlay that preserves original formatting • Support for multiple language pairs • No internet required for translation once models are downloaded • All translation happens locally Supports 43 languages: - Albanian - Arabic - Azerbaijani - Bengali - Bulgarian - Catalan - Chinese - Croatian - Czech - Danish - Dutch - English - Estonian - Finnish - French - German - Greek - Gujarati - Hebrew - Hindi - Hungarian - Icelandic - Indonesian - Italian - Japanese - Kannada - Korean - Latvian - Lithuanian - Malay - Malayalam - Persian - Polish - Portuguese - Romanian - Russian - Slovak - Slovenian - Spanish - Swedish - Tamil - Telugu - Turkish - Ukrainian

Quickly search for the defintions of hundreds of thousands of English/ Malayalam words. Based on the Olan webservice.

PReVo is a portable version of Reta Vortaro (the free and libre Esperanto dictionary) for Android. It’s usable without Internet access and is quickly searched with the keyboard.

Pocket ReadLex is a portable version of the Read Lexicon which is a spelling dictionary for the

A set of tools to help with writing poems: * a rhyming dictionary, using the Carnegie Mellon University pronunciation dictionary. * a thesaurus, using the WordNet thesaurus. * a dictionary, using the WordNet dictionary. * a screen where you can enter your poem text, and have it read aloud back to you by the device's text-to-speech engine.

Praktika Vortaro is an Esperanto dictionary, based on Reta Vortaro. It works offline, without Internet access.

QDict support 3 ways to search: `Glob-style pattern matching`, `Fuzzy query` and `Full-text` search. Stardict dictionaries are not included in the application and should be obtained separately. Dictionaries should be placed in `/sdcard/QDict/dicts`. Each dictionary should be placed into a separate subfolder, for instance `/sdcard/QDict/dicts/dict-name`. It's recommended to only use alphanumeric filenames. This fork of [the original application](https://github.com/namndev/QDict) was created to incorporate patches, which were not responded to by the upstream and. The fork is not actively developed, i.e. no new features or bugfixes are planned, however, all PRs are welcome and will be reviewed.

Resurrection of https://f-droid.org/packages/com.hughes.android.dictionary to a new maintainer. Uses data from Wiktionary and Beolingus to generate dictionary files that can be used offline. These can be downloaded from within the app. These can also be generated automatically, though documentation for the process is currently missing.

Based on ankur.org's database. More info here.

Offline speech to text tranlator based on Seamless M4T As a standalone app Seamless can translate between English, Spanish, Portuguese, Hindi, and Russian. Upon launching Seamless for the first time, the app will download the necessary model from Hugging Face. Please note that this is the only instance where internet permission is required. Once the model is downloaded, speech to text translation works entirely offline, ensuring your privacy and convenience. To get the most out of Seamless, follow these simple tips: - Press and hold the microphone button while speaking. - Pause briefly before starting to speak. - Speak clearly, loudly, and at a moderate pace. - Then select the target language

Senreta Vortaro (Offline Dictionary) is an English-Esperanto dictionary app inspired by the web page Tuja Vortaro. It is designed to be easy to use for beginners.

This is the Android client of the SilverDict dictionary server, a web-based alternative to GoldenDict. This mobile client has all the expected features of a dictionary app, including lookup, history, suggest-as-you-type, dictionary management, and more. You can read more about the server at its repository: https://github.com/Crissium/SilverDict

The SinGal Dictionary is a Galician Synonyms Dictionary with 200,000 words grouped into 45,000 senses (30,000 entries) by their meaning similarity. The SinGal Dictionary is the open-source offline mobile version of the Dicionario de Sinónimos do Galego (http://sli.uvigo.gal/singal/) elaborated by Xosé María Gómez Clemente, Xavier Gómez Guinovart and Alberto Simões (Vigo: Xerais, 2015) at the Seminario de Lingüística Informática of the University of Vigo (http://sli.uvigo.gal), where is freely available since 2013. This dictionary is the result of the revision, updating, enlargement and conversion to digital format of the Dicionario de Sinónimos da Lingua Galega (Vigo: Galaxia, 1997), already out of print, published under the coordination of Camiño Noia, Xosé María Gómez Clemente and Pedro Benavente, with the participation of Gonzalo Constela, Xosé Henrique Costas and Valentín Arias. Information and contact: Xavier Gómez Guinovart (xgg2021@gmail.com)

Wikimedia Commons Audio Upload Tool Spell4Wiki is a mobile application to record and upload audio files for Wiktionary words to Wikimedia Commons. Spell4Wiki also acts as a multilingual Wiki-Dictionary. App Features: Spell For Wiktionary - Record & upload audio for Wiktionary category-based word lists Spell For WordList - Upload audio for custom word lists from text files or copy & paste Spell For Word - Record and upload pronunciation for individual words Wiktionary Search - Search word meanings from Wiktionary in multiple languages What Spell4Wiki App Achieved: • Supported 250+ Languages for all 4 features • Uploaded 40,000+ audio files to Wikimedia Commons from various language contributors • All audio files are categorized under Wikimedia Commons Purpose of this application There are plenty of words in the Wiktionary. But they do not have enough pronunciation audio files. So we can upload pronunciation audio for words in a simple way. And we can use those pronunciation for wiki data planning and other technologies like machine learning under CC-license. And other linguists can learn how to pronounce a word. Technical Features: • High-quality WAV recording with OGG conversion • Smart filtering to check words that already have audio • Direct upload to Wikimedia Commons with proper categorization • Support for 250+ languages Powered By VGLUG Foundation Kaniyam Foundation, Free Software Activists and Tamil Wikimedia Community How to Use 1. Create account in Wikimedia Commons and login (if no account) 2. Select your language from 250+ options 3. Choose recording mode: Spell4Wiki, Spell4WordList, or Spell4Word 4. Record pronunciation and upload to Wikimedia Commons Note This app loads some configuration (available language list, categories & contributors) details from the app's repo. Useful Links Join the Telegram group: @spell4wiki Spell4Wiki Commons Page: Commons:Spell4Wiki More details about development: Blog Post about Spell4Wiki Tutorial & Demo Videos: Play Videos

Sumatora has the following distinctive features: * very fast search and display of exact term/term at the beginning/term included * bookmarks and bookmark export/import * search selected text in applications using contextual menu (or sharing) * multilingual search (supports English, German, Russian, Spanish, Dutch, Hungarian, Swedish, Slovenian and French).

The Translator is a simple application to help translate android apps. Features - A simple, but elegant UI to display the individual lines of a language string. - Intelligently guide users to avoid mistakes. - Directly share (after saving) strings with the developers. - Long press to remove an individual line. - Dark and Light themes. - Includes translations of a number of languages (Please help me to translate this app - Original string.xml available at at GitHub). - & A lot more How it work? - Get the original 'string.xml' (or the URL to the same) from your developer (or from the source repo, if the app is open-source). - Import the same (from 'sdcard' or from URL) to the Translator (Settings --> Import 'string'). - The app will list each and every translatable string as separate entries. - Click on each of them and replace the original text with the translation from your language. - Please follow on-screen instructions to avoid mistakes (RED colour - Error). - Once you finished, save your work by clicking the save button on the bottom (or on Settings --> View 'string'). - Send the new xml file generated at 'sdcard' to your developer and patiently wait for an update