DownloadThis offline French dictionary is incredibly user-friendly. Leveraging the French Wiktionary, it provides concise French definitions—a monolingual resource requiring French input.
Key Features:
- Extensive database: Over 356,000 French definitions, encompassing numerous inflected forms and verb conjugations.
- Offline functionality: Works swiftly offline, accessing the internet only when encountering unfamiliar words.
- Intuitive navigation: Easily browse entries via finger swiping. The interface is streamlined and optimized for tablets.
- Organization tools: Manage bookmarks and search history, with backup capabilities for your bookmarks.
- Crossword assistance: Utilize "?" for single missing letters and "*" for letter groups.
- Learning aid: A random word selection function aids vocabulary expansion.
- Sharing capability: Share definitions conveniently through apps like Gmail or WhatsApp.
- Reader compatibility: Integrates seamlessly with Moon+ Reader and FBReader.
Customization Options:
- Themable interface: Choose between black and white themes, customizing text colors.
- Floating Action Button (FAB): Enable a FAB for quick access to search, history, favorites, random search, and sharing.
- Persistent search: Automatically display the keyboard upon launch.
- Text-to-speech: Hear word pronunciations (requires a TTS engine).
- History management: Adjust the number of history entries.
- Font customization: Modify font size and line spacing.
Audio pronunciation is supported, contingent on your device having installed voice data (Text-to-speech engine). If memory is limited, consider the online version: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=livio.dictionary
FAQ: http://goo.gl/UnU7V
Permissions Information: http://goo.gl/AsqT4C
Developer Information (Dictionary API): http://thesaurus.altervista.org/dictionary-android
Permissions Required:
- INTERNET: To retrieve word definitions (when offline resources are exhausted).
- WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE: For bookmark and configuration backups.
Version 7.0-17fkk (September 29, 2024): Updated dictionary with new definitions.
