Offline Dictionary For Mac
2021年6月29日Download here: http://gg.gg/v6d9j
Add words to the spelling dictionary: Control-click a word, then choose Learn Spelling. The word won’t be flagged as misspelled in any document. Remove a word from the spelling dictionary: Control-click a word, then choose Unlearn Spelling. If you’re checking a long document, it may be easier to use the Spelling and Grammar window. Download oxford dictionary offline for pc for free. Education software downloads - Concise Oxford English Dictionary by Oxford University Press and many more programs are available for instant and free download.
Freelang dictionary is a free program to download for Windows. It is very easy to install : pick up a language in the list below, then download and install the program and the wordlist. Once the program has been installed, you can download and install as many wordlists as you want. The program enables you to browse the lists, look up a word, add or modify an entry, and learn words at your own rhythm from a personal learning list.
All wordlists are bilingual (from/to English). We also provide other combinations in our localized versions (like from/to French or from/to Spanish). The program runs under all versions of Windows. It is freeware, but the lists are copyrighted to their authors.
If you can’t download the dictionary or want to evaluate it first, you can use the online version (works for all platforms: Mac, Linux..).
282 dictionaries are currently available!
Before you download a dictionary, you may want to check the number of words in the lists, see some screenshots, have a look at the installation guide or read the FAQ. List of Freelang dictionaries
By alphabetical orderlanguage (click to download)ABAZAABENAKI-PENOBSCOTABKHAZADYGHEAFARAFRIKAANSAGHULAHTNAAINUALBANIANALSATIANAMERICAN ENGLISHARABICARABIC (romanized)ARCHIARINARMENIANAROMANIANAZERIBALKARBALOCHIBAMBARABASHKIRBASQUEBLACKFOOTBONANBOSNIANBOURBONESEBRAZILIAN PORTUGUESEBRAZILIAN VENETOBRETONBUDUKHBURMESEBURYATCANTONESE (romanized)CATALANCEBUANOCH’TICHEROKEE (ANIYAWIYA)CHEYENNECHICHEWACHOCTAWCHULYMCHUUKESECHUVASHCOCKNEY (London Rhyming Slang)[html format]CORNISHCROATIANCZECHDALMATIANNEWDANISHDAURDOLGANDONGXIANGDUTCHENETSESPERANTOESTONIANEVENKIFAROESEFINNISHFRENCHFRENCH (specialized)[3 dictionaries]FRISIANFULFULDEGAGAUZGBARIGEORGIANGERMANGOTHICGREEKGREENLANDICGUJARATI (romanized)GWICH’INHAIDAHAITIAN CREOLEHANHAWAIIANHEBREW (romanized)HINDI (romanized)HMARHMONGHUNGARIANICELANDICIGBOINDONESIANINUITIRISH GAELICITALIANITALIAN (specialized)[1 dictionary]JAPANESE (rômaji)JERRIAISJINGPHOJURCHENKABARDIANKABYLEKALMYKKAMASKARAIMKARAKALPAKKARAKHANIDKASHUBIANKASKAKAZAKHKETKHAKASKHALAJKHANTYKHMERKHOWARNEWKICHEKINYARWANDAKIPSIGISKIRATIKIRGHIZKIRIBATIKOINE GREEKKOMIKOREAN (Hangul)KOREAN (romanized)KOSRAEANKOTTKRYTSKUMYKKURDISHKUTCHINEWLAKLAKOTANEWLAOLAO (romanized)LATINLATVIANLAZLEPCHALEZGILIGURIANLINGALALITHUANIANLUISEÑOLUNFARDOMACEDONIANMALAYMALDIVIANNEWMALISEETMALTESEMAMMANCHUMANGAIANMANGAREVANMANIPURIMANSIMANXMAORIMAPUCHEMARIMARQUESANMARSHALLESEMAXAKALIMINGRELIANMISKITOMIZOMOGHOLMOHAWKMOHEGANMOKSHANEWMONGOLIAN (romanized)MONGUOR-TUMORDVINNAHUATLNANAINASKAPINAURUANNENETSNEPALINGANASANNOGAINORWEGIANOCCITANOIRATOJIBWEOLD ENGLISHOLD FRISIANOLD GUTNISHOLD NAHUATLOLD NORSEONGE (ANDAMAN)ORDOSORIYAOROMOOTTOMAN TURKISHPALIPAPIAMENTOPARAKANPASHTOPERSIANPHOENICIANPOLISHPONAPEANPORTUGUESEPRUSSIANPUMPOKOLPUNJABI (romanized)Q’ANJOB’ALQUECHUA (BOLIVIAN)QUECHUA (OF CUZCO)RAJASTHANIRAROTONGANROMANIROMANIANRUSSIANRUTULSALARSAMISAMOANSANSKRITSCOTTISH GAELICSELKUPSERBIANSESOTHOSHIMAORESHORSINHALASLOVAKSLOVENIANSOMALISPANISHSPANISH (specialized)[2 dictionaries]SVANSWAHILISWEDISHTABASSARANTAGALOGTAGISHTAHITIANTAINOTAMIL (romanized)TAMIL (spoken language)TANACROSSTATARTELUGUTETUMTHAITIBETANTLINGITTOFATOK PISINTONGANTSAKHURTUJIATURKISHTURKMENTUTCHONE (NORTHERN)TUTCHONE (SOUTHERN)TUVALUANTUVINUBYKHUDIUDMURTUKRAINIANURDU (romanized)UYGHURUZBEKVENETIANVIETNAMESEVOROWELSHWEST YUGURWOLOFXAVANTEXHOSAYAKUTYAPESEYIDDISHYORUBAYUGHYUGURYUKAGHIRYUPIKZULU
By language families
Indo-European family
*Indo-Iranian group
*Indic branch
*SANSKRIT- India
*PALI- Asia
*GUJARATI- India
*HINDI- India
*PUNJABI- India
*RAJASTHANI- India
*ORIYA- India
*KUTCHI- India
*SINHALA- Sri Lanka
*MALDIVIAN- Maldives
*NEPALI- Nepal
*URDU- Pakistan
*ROMANI- Europe
*Iranian branch
*KURDISH- Turkey
*PERSIAN- Iran
*BALOCHI- Pakistan
*KHOWAR- Pakistan
*PASHTO- Afghanistan
*Greek group
*GREEK- Greece
*KOINE GREEK- extinct
*Italic (Latin) group
*CATALAN- Spain
*FRENCH- France
*FRENCH (specialized)- France
*CH’TI- France
*BOURBONESE- France
*JERRIAIS- Jersey
*ITALIAN- Italy
*ITALIAN (specialized)- Italy
*LIGURIAN- Italy
*VENETIAN- Italy
*(BRAZILIAN) VENETO- Brazil
*LATIN- extinct
*OCCITAN- France
*PORTUGUESE- Portugal
*BRAZILIAN PORTUGUESE- Brazil
*ROMANIAN- Romania
*AROMANIAN- Macedonia
*DALMATIAN- extinct
*SPANISH- Spain
*SPANISH (specialized)- Spain
*LUNFARDO- Argentina
*Celtic group
*Brittonic branch
*BRETON- France
*CORNISH- United Kingdom
*WELSH- United Kingdom
*Gaelic branch
*IRISH GAELIC- Ireland
*MANX- United Kingdom
*SCOTTISH GAELIC- United Kingdom
*Germanic group
*Western branch
*AFRIKAANS- South Africa
*AMERICAN- U.S.A.
*DUTCH- Netherlands
*FRISIAN- Netherlands
*OLD FRISIAN- extinct
*GERMAN- Germany
*ALSATIAN- France
*YIDDISH- Israel
*OLD ENGLISH- extinct
*Northern branch
*DANISH- Denmark
*FAROESE- Denmark
*ICELANDIC- Iceland
*NORWEGIAN- Norway
*OLD GUTNISH- extinct
*OLD NORSE- extinct
*SWEDISH- Sweden
*Eastern branch
*GOTHIC- extinct
*Baltic group
*LATVIAN- Latvia
*LITHUANIAN- Lithuania
*PRUSSIAN- extinct
*Slavic group
*Western branch
*CZECH- Czech Republic
*POLISH- Poland
*KASHUBIAN- Poland
*SLOVAK- Slovakia
*Southern branch
*BOSNIAN- Bosnia
*CROATIAN- Croatia
*MACEDONIAN- Macedonia
*SERBIAN- Serbia and Montenegro
*SLOVENIAN- Slovenia
*Eastern branch
*RUSSIAN- Russia
*UKRAINIAN- Ukraine
*Armenian group
*ARMENIAN- Armenia
*Albanian group
*ALBANIAN- Albania
*Constructed languages
*ESPERANTO- constructed
Basque family
*BASQUE- Spain
Dravidian family
*Central group
*TELUGU- India
*Southern group
*TAMIL (romanized)- India
*TAMIL (spoken language)- India
Uralic family
*Finno-Ugric group
*Finnish branch
*ESTONIAN- Estonia
*VORO- Estonia
*FINNISH- Finland
*SAMI- Finland
*MARI- Russia
*MORDVIN- Russia
*MOKSHA- Russia
*KOMI- Russia
*UDMURT- Russia
*Hungarian branch
*HUNGARIAN- Hungary
*KHANTY- Russia
*MANSI- Russia
*Samoyed group
*ENETS- Russia
*NENETS- Russia
*NGANASAN- Russia
*SELKUP- Russia
*YUKAGHIR- Russia
*KAMAS- extinct
Caucasian family
*Caucasian group
*North-Western
*ABAZA- Russia
*ABKHAZ- Abkhazia
*ADYGHE- Russia
*KABARDIAN- Russia
*UBYKH- extinct
*North-Eastern
*ARCHI- Russia
*TABASSARAN- Russia
*LEZGI- Russia
*AGHUL- Russia
*UDI- Azerbaijan
*KRYTS- Azerbaijan
*BUDUKH- Azerbaijan
*RUTUL- Russia
*TSAKHUR- Russia
*LAK- Russia
*Kartvelian group group
*GEORGIAN- Georgia
*MINGRELIAN- Georgia
*SVAN- Georgia
*LAZ- Turkey
Altaic family
*Turkic group
*TURKISH- Turkey
*AZERI- Azerbaijan
*TURKMEN- Turkmenistan
*KAZAKH- Kazakhstan
*KIRGHIZ- Kirgyzstan
*UZBEK- Uzbekistan
*KARAKALPAK- Uzbekistan
*GAGAUZ- Moldova
*UYGHUR- China
*SALAR- China
*WEST YUGUR- China
*YAKUT- Russia
*CHUVASH- Russia
*BASHKIR- Russia
*DOLGAN- Russia
*TATAR- Russia
*SHOR- Russia
*KHAKAS- Russia
*CHULYM- Russia
*BALKAR- Russia
*KUMYK- Russia
*NOGAI- Russia
*TUVIN- Russia
*TOFA- Russia
*KHALAJ- Iran
*KARAIM- Lithuania
*KARAKHANID- extinct
*OTTOMAN TURKISH- extinct
*Mongolian group
*MONGOLIAN- Mongolia
*MONGUOR-TU- China
*DAUR- China
*DONGXIANG- China
*BONAN- China
*ORDOS- Mongolia
*YUGUR- China
*BURYAT- Buryatia
*KALMYK- Kalmykia
*OIRAT- Kalmykia
*MOGHOL- Afghanistan
*Manchou-Tungus group
*MANCHU- China
*JURCHEN- China
*NANAI- Russia
*EVENKI- Russia
Japanese family
*JAPANESE- Japan
Ainu family
*AINU- Japan
Korean family
*KOREAN (Hangul)- Korea
*KOREAN (romanized)- Korea
Sino-Tibetan family
*Chinese group
*CANTONESE- China
*Tibeto-Burman group
*BURMESE- Burma
*JINGPHO- Burma
*TIBETAN- Tibet
*TUJIA- China
*MIZO- India
*MANIPURI- India
*HMAR- India
*LEPCHA- India
*KIRATI- Nepal
*Tai-Kadai group
*THAI- Thailand
*LAO- Laos
*LAO (romanized)- Laos
*Miao-Yao group
*HMONG- China
Austro-Asiatic family
*Mon-Khmer group
*KHMER- Cambodia
*VIETNAMESE- Vietnam
Afro-Asiatic family
*Semitic group
*ARABIC- Maghreb
*ARABIC (romanized)- Maghreb
*HEBREW (romanized)- Israel
*MALTESE- Malta
*PHOENICIAN- extinct
*Berber group
*KABYLE- Algeria
*Cushitic group
*AFAR- Ethiopia
*OROMO- Ethiopia
*SOMALI- Somalia
Nilo-Saharan family
*Nilotic group
*KIPSIGIS- Kenya
Niger-Congo family
*Bantu branch
*GBARI- Nigeria
*KINYARWANDA- Rwanda
*LINGALA- DR Congo
*SWAHILI- Tanzania
*XHOSA- South Africa
*ZULU- South Africa
*SESOTHO- Lesotho
*CHICHEWA- Malawi
*SHIMAORE- Mayotte
*Kwa group
*YORUBA- Nigeria
*IGBO- Nigeria
*West-Atlantic group
*WOLOF- Senegal
*FULFULDE- Cameroon
*Mande group
*BAMBARA- Mali
Austronesian family
*Malayo-Polynesian group (Western)
*INDONESIAN- Indonesia
*MALAY- Malaysia
*TAGALOG- Philippines
*CEBUANO- Philippines
*Malayo-Polynesian group (Central)
*TETUM- East Timor
*Malayo-Polynesian group (Eastern)
*Polynesian languages
*HAWAIIAN- Hawaii
*MANGAREVAN- French Polynesia
*MARQUESAN- French Polynesia
*TAHITIAN- French Polynesia
*MAORI- New Zealand
*RAROTONGAN- Cook Islands
*MANGAIAN- Cook Islands
*SAMOAN- Samoa
*TONGAN- Tonga
*TUVALUAN- Tuvalu
*Micronesian languages
*KIRIBATI- Kiribati
*CHUUKESE- Micronesia
*KOSRAEAN- Micronesia
*PONAPEAN- Micronesia
*YAPESE- Micronesia
*MARSHALLESE- Marshall Islands
*NAURUAN- Nauru
Andamanese family
*ONGE (ANDAMAN)- India
Creole
*English based
*TOK PISIN- Papua New Guinea
*French based
*HAITIAN CREOLE- Haiti
*Portuguese based
*PAPIAMENTO- Netherlands Antilles
Amerindian family
*Araucanian group
*MAPUCHE- Chile
*Macro-Ge group
*MAXAKALI- Brazil
*XAVANTE- Brazil
*Quechuan group
*QUECHUA (BOLIVIAN)- Bolivia
*QUECHUA (OF CUZCO)- Peru
*Tupi-Guarani group
*PARAKAN- Brazil
*Arawakan group
*TAINO- Puerto Rico
*Chibchan group
*MISKITO- Nicaragua
*Mayan group
*MAM- Guatemala
*Q’ANJOB’AL- Guatemala
*Uto-Aztecan group
*NAHUATL- Mexico
*OLD NAHUATL- extinct
*LUISEÑO- U.S.A.
*Siouan group
*LAKOTA- U.S.A
*Muskogean group
*CHOCTAW- U.S.A
*Iroquoian group
*MOHAWK- Canada
*CHEROKEE (ANIYAWIYA)- U.S.A.
*Algonquian group
*ABENAKI-PENOBSCOT- U.S.A.
*BLACKFOOT- Canada
*CHEYENNE- U.S.A
*MALISEET- Canada
*MOHEGAN- U.S.A
*NASKAPI- Canada
*OJIBWE- Canada
Na-Dene family
*HAIDA- Canada
*TLINGIT- Alaska
*Athapaskan group
*AHTNA- Alaska
*GWICH’IN- U.S.A.
*HAN- U.S.A.
*KASKA- Canada
*TAGISH- Canada
*TANACROSS- U.S.A.
*TUTCHONE (NORTHERN)- Canada
*TUTCHONE (SOUTHERN)- Canada
Yeniseian family
*Northern branch
*KET- Russia
*YUGH- extinct
*Southern branch
*KOTT- extinct
*ARIN- extinct
*PUMPOKOL- extinct
Eskimo-Aleut family
*Inuit group
*GREENLANDIC- Greenland
*INUIT- Canada
*Yupik group
*YUP’IK (CENTRAL ALASKAN)- U.S.A.
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With the following offline dictionary apps for Windows, you will have the meanings of words on your fingertips and will not have to battle with difficult words.Best Offline Dictionary Apps for PC:1. The Free Dictionary
The widely acclaimed “The Free Dictionary from Farlex” is possibly the most comprehensive dictionary on the web. What’s even better? It has now come up with a free offline dictionary version that lets you have access to word meanings even when you don’t have an internet connection.
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*Access several other dictionaries in over 13 languages and translate words in 40 languages of more.
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Rating on Microsoft Store: 4.7 Stars2. WordWeb Dictionary
WorldWeb Dictionary is one of the best dictionary apps available. It has meanings of more than 85000 words and phrases, all of which can be accessed with just one-click. Not just that, for any word or phrase, WordWeb also gives you comprehensive information on several other aspects related to the word such as synonyms of the word and parts of speech.
Features
The English dictionary app offers One-click look-up of a word in all versions of Windows
*Correct pronunciation notation symbols and easy to understand examples for the usage of the word
*Easy integration of other dictionaries such as Collins, Oxford, Chambers, etc
WordWeb dictionary is free dictionary app, you can even choose a paid version of the app as well. The pro or the paid version includes more than 70000 audio pronunciations. It even gives you the facility to add new words. In addition to that, with the paid version of this offline dictionary, you can also search for your choice of web references.
Rating on Microsoft Store: 4.6 Stars 3. Advanced English Dictionary
AED short for Advanced English Dictionary is a free offline dictionary for Windows has everything that you would expect from an outstanding offline dictionary app. It comes preloaded with a database of meanings of over 400000-word entries. Also, AED has a very pleasant, clean and very modern interface that makes the experience even better.
Features
The English dictionary app offers clear phonetic notations of wordsMac Dictionary DownloadOffline Dictionary For Mac Desktop
*Audio pronunciation (UK and US) of words along with etymology
*Automatic word suggestions automatically appear as you type the words in the search bar
*Clipboard search lets you copy your entire content and find its meaning
*Easy navigation – you can move back to previous words
*Image gallery for nouns
Rating on Microsoft Store: 4.5 Stars 4. The Sage English Dictionary and Thesaurus
It’s a fantastic English dictionary app with a corpus of 12.4 million words can never go wrong. Let’s delve a little more on the numbers, the dictionary offers etymologies of more than 82000 words and over 1.9 million relationships which are inclusive of synonyms, hyponyms, antonyms, hypernyms, etc. Both the free (standard) and paid versions to come with a myriad of features which put it amongst the best dictionary apps available.
Features
*Choice of view – retro, classic, speller assistant or e-paper
*Comprehensive rhyme assistant that suggests you rhymes of a word on several criteria
*Contains an integrated anagram research
*You can search definitions from words or vice-versa
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Words are so intriguing, isn’t it? But at times, they can baffle you. With the above mentioned offline dictionary apps and several others for Windows, you will never ever have to scratch your head to find meaning or context of phrases and words.
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Add words to the spelling dictionary: Control-click a word, then choose Learn Spelling. The word won’t be flagged as misspelled in any document. Remove a word from the spelling dictionary: Control-click a word, then choose Unlearn Spelling. If you’re checking a long document, it may be easier to use the Spelling and Grammar window. Download oxford dictionary offline for pc for free. Education software downloads - Concise Oxford English Dictionary by Oxford University Press and many more programs are available for instant and free download.
Freelang dictionary is a free program to download for Windows. It is very easy to install : pick up a language in the list below, then download and install the program and the wordlist. Once the program has been installed, you can download and install as many wordlists as you want. The program enables you to browse the lists, look up a word, add or modify an entry, and learn words at your own rhythm from a personal learning list.
All wordlists are bilingual (from/to English). We also provide other combinations in our localized versions (like from/to French or from/to Spanish). The program runs under all versions of Windows. It is freeware, but the lists are copyrighted to their authors.
If you can’t download the dictionary or want to evaluate it first, you can use the online version (works for all platforms: Mac, Linux..).
282 dictionaries are currently available!
Before you download a dictionary, you may want to check the number of words in the lists, see some screenshots, have a look at the installation guide or read the FAQ. List of Freelang dictionaries
By alphabetical orderlanguage (click to download)ABAZAABENAKI-PENOBSCOTABKHAZADYGHEAFARAFRIKAANSAGHULAHTNAAINUALBANIANALSATIANAMERICAN ENGLISHARABICARABIC (romanized)ARCHIARINARMENIANAROMANIANAZERIBALKARBALOCHIBAMBARABASHKIRBASQUEBLACKFOOTBONANBOSNIANBOURBONESEBRAZILIAN PORTUGUESEBRAZILIAN VENETOBRETONBUDUKHBURMESEBURYATCANTONESE (romanized)CATALANCEBUANOCH’TICHEROKEE (ANIYAWIYA)CHEYENNECHICHEWACHOCTAWCHULYMCHUUKESECHUVASHCOCKNEY (London Rhyming Slang)[html format]CORNISHCROATIANCZECHDALMATIANNEWDANISHDAURDOLGANDONGXIANGDUTCHENETSESPERANTOESTONIANEVENKIFAROESEFINNISHFRENCHFRENCH (specialized)[3 dictionaries]FRISIANFULFULDEGAGAUZGBARIGEORGIANGERMANGOTHICGREEKGREENLANDICGUJARATI (romanized)GWICH’INHAIDAHAITIAN CREOLEHANHAWAIIANHEBREW (romanized)HINDI (romanized)HMARHMONGHUNGARIANICELANDICIGBOINDONESIANINUITIRISH GAELICITALIANITALIAN (specialized)[1 dictionary]JAPANESE (rômaji)JERRIAISJINGPHOJURCHENKABARDIANKABYLEKALMYKKAMASKARAIMKARAKALPAKKARAKHANIDKASHUBIANKASKAKAZAKHKETKHAKASKHALAJKHANTYKHMERKHOWARNEWKICHEKINYARWANDAKIPSIGISKIRATIKIRGHIZKIRIBATIKOINE GREEKKOMIKOREAN (Hangul)KOREAN (romanized)KOSRAEANKOTTKRYTSKUMYKKURDISHKUTCHINEWLAKLAKOTANEWLAOLAO (romanized)LATINLATVIANLAZLEPCHALEZGILIGURIANLINGALALITHUANIANLUISEÑOLUNFARDOMACEDONIANMALAYMALDIVIANNEWMALISEETMALTESEMAMMANCHUMANGAIANMANGAREVANMANIPURIMANSIMANXMAORIMAPUCHEMARIMARQUESANMARSHALLESEMAXAKALIMINGRELIANMISKITOMIZOMOGHOLMOHAWKMOHEGANMOKSHANEWMONGOLIAN (romanized)MONGUOR-TUMORDVINNAHUATLNANAINASKAPINAURUANNENETSNEPALINGANASANNOGAINORWEGIANOCCITANOIRATOJIBWEOLD ENGLISHOLD FRISIANOLD GUTNISHOLD NAHUATLOLD NORSEONGE (ANDAMAN)ORDOSORIYAOROMOOTTOMAN TURKISHPALIPAPIAMENTOPARAKANPASHTOPERSIANPHOENICIANPOLISHPONAPEANPORTUGUESEPRUSSIANPUMPOKOLPUNJABI (romanized)Q’ANJOB’ALQUECHUA (BOLIVIAN)QUECHUA (OF CUZCO)RAJASTHANIRAROTONGANROMANIROMANIANRUSSIANRUTULSALARSAMISAMOANSANSKRITSCOTTISH GAELICSELKUPSERBIANSESOTHOSHIMAORESHORSINHALASLOVAKSLOVENIANSOMALISPANISHSPANISH (specialized)[2 dictionaries]SVANSWAHILISWEDISHTABASSARANTAGALOGTAGISHTAHITIANTAINOTAMIL (romanized)TAMIL (spoken language)TANACROSSTATARTELUGUTETUMTHAITIBETANTLINGITTOFATOK PISINTONGANTSAKHURTUJIATURKISHTURKMENTUTCHONE (NORTHERN)TUTCHONE (SOUTHERN)TUVALUANTUVINUBYKHUDIUDMURTUKRAINIANURDU (romanized)UYGHURUZBEKVENETIANVIETNAMESEVOROWELSHWEST YUGURWOLOFXAVANTEXHOSAYAKUTYAPESEYIDDISHYORUBAYUGHYUGURYUKAGHIRYUPIKZULU
By language families
Indo-European family
*Indo-Iranian group
*Indic branch
*SANSKRIT- India
*PALI- Asia
*GUJARATI- India
*HINDI- India
*PUNJABI- India
*RAJASTHANI- India
*ORIYA- India
*KUTCHI- India
*SINHALA- Sri Lanka
*MALDIVIAN- Maldives
*NEPALI- Nepal
*URDU- Pakistan
*ROMANI- Europe
*Iranian branch
*KURDISH- Turkey
*PERSIAN- Iran
*BALOCHI- Pakistan
*KHOWAR- Pakistan
*PASHTO- Afghanistan
*Greek group
*GREEK- Greece
*KOINE GREEK- extinct
*Italic (Latin) group
*CATALAN- Spain
*FRENCH- France
*FRENCH (specialized)- France
*CH’TI- France
*BOURBONESE- France
*JERRIAIS- Jersey
*ITALIAN- Italy
*ITALIAN (specialized)- Italy
*LIGURIAN- Italy
*VENETIAN- Italy
*(BRAZILIAN) VENETO- Brazil
*LATIN- extinct
*OCCITAN- France
*PORTUGUESE- Portugal
*BRAZILIAN PORTUGUESE- Brazil
*ROMANIAN- Romania
*AROMANIAN- Macedonia
*DALMATIAN- extinct
*SPANISH- Spain
*SPANISH (specialized)- Spain
*LUNFARDO- Argentina
*Celtic group
*Brittonic branch
*BRETON- France
*CORNISH- United Kingdom
*WELSH- United Kingdom
*Gaelic branch
*IRISH GAELIC- Ireland
*MANX- United Kingdom
*SCOTTISH GAELIC- United Kingdom
*Germanic group
*Western branch
*AFRIKAANS- South Africa
*AMERICAN- U.S.A.
*DUTCH- Netherlands
*FRISIAN- Netherlands
*OLD FRISIAN- extinct
*GERMAN- Germany
*ALSATIAN- France
*YIDDISH- Israel
*OLD ENGLISH- extinct
*Northern branch
*DANISH- Denmark
*FAROESE- Denmark
*ICELANDIC- Iceland
*NORWEGIAN- Norway
*OLD GUTNISH- extinct
*OLD NORSE- extinct
*SWEDISH- Sweden
*Eastern branch
*GOTHIC- extinct
*Baltic group
*LATVIAN- Latvia
*LITHUANIAN- Lithuania
*PRUSSIAN- extinct
*Slavic group
*Western branch
*CZECH- Czech Republic
*POLISH- Poland
*KASHUBIAN- Poland
*SLOVAK- Slovakia
*Southern branch
*BOSNIAN- Bosnia
*CROATIAN- Croatia
*MACEDONIAN- Macedonia
*SERBIAN- Serbia and Montenegro
*SLOVENIAN- Slovenia
*Eastern branch
*RUSSIAN- Russia
*UKRAINIAN- Ukraine
*Armenian group
*ARMENIAN- Armenia
*Albanian group
*ALBANIAN- Albania
*Constructed languages
*ESPERANTO- constructed
Basque family
*BASQUE- Spain
Dravidian family
*Central group
*TELUGU- India
*Southern group
*TAMIL (romanized)- India
*TAMIL (spoken language)- India
Uralic family
*Finno-Ugric group
*Finnish branch
*ESTONIAN- Estonia
*VORO- Estonia
*FINNISH- Finland
*SAMI- Finland
*MARI- Russia
*MORDVIN- Russia
*MOKSHA- Russia
*KOMI- Russia
*UDMURT- Russia
*Hungarian branch
*HUNGARIAN- Hungary
*KHANTY- Russia
*MANSI- Russia
*Samoyed group
*ENETS- Russia
*NENETS- Russia
*NGANASAN- Russia
*SELKUP- Russia
*YUKAGHIR- Russia
*KAMAS- extinct
Caucasian family
*Caucasian group
*North-Western
*ABAZA- Russia
*ABKHAZ- Abkhazia
*ADYGHE- Russia
*KABARDIAN- Russia
*UBYKH- extinct
*North-Eastern
*ARCHI- Russia
*TABASSARAN- Russia
*LEZGI- Russia
*AGHUL- Russia
*UDI- Azerbaijan
*KRYTS- Azerbaijan
*BUDUKH- Azerbaijan
*RUTUL- Russia
*TSAKHUR- Russia
*LAK- Russia
*Kartvelian group group
*GEORGIAN- Georgia
*MINGRELIAN- Georgia
*SVAN- Georgia
*LAZ- Turkey
Altaic family
*Turkic group
*TURKISH- Turkey
*AZERI- Azerbaijan
*TURKMEN- Turkmenistan
*KAZAKH- Kazakhstan
*KIRGHIZ- Kirgyzstan
*UZBEK- Uzbekistan
*KARAKALPAK- Uzbekistan
*GAGAUZ- Moldova
*UYGHUR- China
*SALAR- China
*WEST YUGUR- China
*YAKUT- Russia
*CHUVASH- Russia
*BASHKIR- Russia
*DOLGAN- Russia
*TATAR- Russia
*SHOR- Russia
*KHAKAS- Russia
*CHULYM- Russia
*BALKAR- Russia
*KUMYK- Russia
*NOGAI- Russia
*TUVIN- Russia
*TOFA- Russia
*KHALAJ- Iran
*KARAIM- Lithuania
*KARAKHANID- extinct
*OTTOMAN TURKISH- extinct
*Mongolian group
*MONGOLIAN- Mongolia
*MONGUOR-TU- China
*DAUR- China
*DONGXIANG- China
*BONAN- China
*ORDOS- Mongolia
*YUGUR- China
*BURYAT- Buryatia
*KALMYK- Kalmykia
*OIRAT- Kalmykia
*MOGHOL- Afghanistan
*Manchou-Tungus group
*MANCHU- China
*JURCHEN- China
*NANAI- Russia
*EVENKI- Russia
Japanese family
*JAPANESE- Japan
Ainu family
*AINU- Japan
Korean family
*KOREAN (Hangul)- Korea
*KOREAN (romanized)- Korea
Sino-Tibetan family
*Chinese group
*CANTONESE- China
*Tibeto-Burman group
*BURMESE- Burma
*JINGPHO- Burma
*TIBETAN- Tibet
*TUJIA- China
*MIZO- India
*MANIPURI- India
*HMAR- India
*LEPCHA- India
*KIRATI- Nepal
*Tai-Kadai group
*THAI- Thailand
*LAO- Laos
*LAO (romanized)- Laos
*Miao-Yao group
*HMONG- China
Austro-Asiatic family
*Mon-Khmer group
*KHMER- Cambodia
*VIETNAMESE- Vietnam
Afro-Asiatic family
*Semitic group
*ARABIC- Maghreb
*ARABIC (romanized)- Maghreb
*HEBREW (romanized)- Israel
*MALTESE- Malta
*PHOENICIAN- extinct
*Berber group
*KABYLE- Algeria
*Cushitic group
*AFAR- Ethiopia
*OROMO- Ethiopia
*SOMALI- Somalia
Nilo-Saharan family
*Nilotic group
*KIPSIGIS- Kenya
Niger-Congo family
*Bantu branch
*GBARI- Nigeria
*KINYARWANDA- Rwanda
*LINGALA- DR Congo
*SWAHILI- Tanzania
*XHOSA- South Africa
*ZULU- South Africa
*SESOTHO- Lesotho
*CHICHEWA- Malawi
*SHIMAORE- Mayotte
*Kwa group
*YORUBA- Nigeria
*IGBO- Nigeria
*West-Atlantic group
*WOLOF- Senegal
*FULFULDE- Cameroon
*Mande group
*BAMBARA- Mali
Austronesian family
*Malayo-Polynesian group (Western)
*INDONESIAN- Indonesia
*MALAY- Malaysia
*TAGALOG- Philippines
*CEBUANO- Philippines
*Malayo-Polynesian group (Central)
*TETUM- East Timor
*Malayo-Polynesian group (Eastern)
*Polynesian languages
*HAWAIIAN- Hawaii
*MANGAREVAN- French Polynesia
*MARQUESAN- French Polynesia
*TAHITIAN- French Polynesia
*MAORI- New Zealand
*RAROTONGAN- Cook Islands
*MANGAIAN- Cook Islands
*SAMOAN- Samoa
*TONGAN- Tonga
*TUVALUAN- Tuvalu
*Micronesian languages
*KIRIBATI- Kiribati
*CHUUKESE- Micronesia
*KOSRAEAN- Micronesia
*PONAPEAN- Micronesia
*YAPESE- Micronesia
*MARSHALLESE- Marshall Islands
*NAURUAN- Nauru
Andamanese family
*ONGE (ANDAMAN)- India
Creole
*English based
*TOK PISIN- Papua New Guinea
*French based
*HAITIAN CREOLE- Haiti
*Portuguese based
*PAPIAMENTO- Netherlands Antilles
Amerindian family
*Araucanian group
*MAPUCHE- Chile
*Macro-Ge group
*MAXAKALI- Brazil
*XAVANTE- Brazil
*Quechuan group
*QUECHUA (BOLIVIAN)- Bolivia
*QUECHUA (OF CUZCO)- Peru
*Tupi-Guarani group
*PARAKAN- Brazil
*Arawakan group
*TAINO- Puerto Rico
*Chibchan group
*MISKITO- Nicaragua
*Mayan group
*MAM- Guatemala
*Q’ANJOB’AL- Guatemala
*Uto-Aztecan group
*NAHUATL- Mexico
*OLD NAHUATL- extinct
*LUISEÑO- U.S.A.
*Siouan group
*LAKOTA- U.S.A
*Muskogean group
*CHOCTAW- U.S.A
*Iroquoian group
*MOHAWK- Canada
*CHEROKEE (ANIYAWIYA)- U.S.A.
*Algonquian group
*ABENAKI-PENOBSCOT- U.S.A.
*BLACKFOOT- Canada
*CHEYENNE- U.S.A
*MALISEET- Canada
*MOHEGAN- U.S.A
*NASKAPI- Canada
*OJIBWE- Canada
Na-Dene family
*HAIDA- Canada
*TLINGIT- Alaska
*Athapaskan group
*AHTNA- Alaska
*GWICH’IN- U.S.A.
*HAN- U.S.A.
*KASKA- Canada
*TAGISH- Canada
*TANACROSS- U.S.A.
*TUTCHONE (NORTHERN)- Canada
*TUTCHONE (SOUTHERN)- Canada
Yeniseian family
*Northern branch
*KET- Russia
*YUGH- extinct
*Southern branch
*KOTT- extinct
*ARIN- extinct
*PUMPOKOL- extinct
Eskimo-Aleut family
*Inuit group
*GREENLANDIC- Greenland
*INUIT- Canada
*Yupik group
*YUP’IK (CENTRAL ALASKAN)- U.S.A.
The internet is capable of answering all of your questions. After all, it contains a sea of information on almost every topic under the sun. But, you can also not deny the fact that the internet also has its share of downtime. What would you do if you are in a situation where you have no internet and you have to deal with a document with a not so easy vocabulary? You can always download the sources for offline use and as far as vocabulary is concerned, this is where offline dictionary apps can make your life easy.
With the following offline dictionary apps for Windows, you will have the meanings of words on your fingertips and will not have to battle with difficult words.Best Offline Dictionary Apps for PC:1. The Free Dictionary
The widely acclaimed “The Free Dictionary from Farlex” is possibly the most comprehensive dictionary on the web. What’s even better? It has now come up with a free offline dictionary version that lets you have access to word meanings even when you don’t have an internet connection.
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*This English dictionary app Contains specialty dictionaries – where you can find meanings of words from varied domains like legal, financial, medical, etc.
*Access several other dictionaries in over 13 languages and translate words in 40 languages of more.
*The free dictionary app also gives you an opportunity to contribute to humanity – You get badges while you learn and exchange them for meals for hungry children
Rating on Microsoft Store: 4.7 Stars2. WordWeb Dictionary
WorldWeb Dictionary is one of the best dictionary apps available. It has meanings of more than 85000 words and phrases, all of which can be accessed with just one-click. Not just that, for any word or phrase, WordWeb also gives you comprehensive information on several other aspects related to the word such as synonyms of the word and parts of speech.
Features
The English dictionary app offers One-click look-up of a word in all versions of Windows
*Correct pronunciation notation symbols and easy to understand examples for the usage of the word
*Easy integration of other dictionaries such as Collins, Oxford, Chambers, etc
WordWeb dictionary is free dictionary app, you can even choose a paid version of the app as well. The pro or the paid version includes more than 70000 audio pronunciations. It even gives you the facility to add new words. In addition to that, with the paid version of this offline dictionary, you can also search for your choice of web references.
Rating on Microsoft Store: 4.6 Stars 3. Advanced English Dictionary
AED short for Advanced English Dictionary is a free offline dictionary for Windows has everything that you would expect from an outstanding offline dictionary app. It comes preloaded with a database of meanings of over 400000-word entries. Also, AED has a very pleasant, clean and very modern interface that makes the experience even better.
Features
The English dictionary app offers clear phonetic notations of wordsMac Dictionary DownloadOffline Dictionary For Mac Desktop
*Audio pronunciation (UK and US) of words along with etymology
*Automatic word suggestions automatically appear as you type the words in the search bar
*Clipboard search lets you copy your entire content and find its meaning
*Easy navigation – you can move back to previous words
*Image gallery for nouns
Rating on Microsoft Store: 4.5 Stars 4. The Sage English Dictionary and Thesaurus
It’s a fantastic English dictionary app with a corpus of 12.4 million words can never go wrong. Let’s delve a little more on the numbers, the dictionary offers etymologies of more than 82000 words and over 1.9 million relationships which are inclusive of synonyms, hyponyms, antonyms, hypernyms, etc. Both the free (standard) and paid versions to come with a myriad of features which put it amongst the best dictionary apps available.
Features
*Choice of view – retro, classic, speller assistant or e-paper
*Comprehensive rhyme assistant that suggests you rhymes of a word on several criteria
*Contains an integrated anagram research
*You can search definitions from words or vice-versa
Get it hereOffline Dictionary For Mac OsTo Wrap Up
Words are so intriguing, isn’t it? But at times, they can baffle you. With the above mentioned offline dictionary apps and several others for Windows, you will never ever have to scratch your head to find meaning or context of phrases and words.
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