I would like to knw if there is online dictionary frm esperanto to english?

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313:I would like to knw if there is online dictionary frm esperanto to english?

This one's not fancy, but I've found it useful.

I created a simple Web App which fronts a few of Lernu.net's features, Work of the Day, Vortaro and Word lookup by language. There are also links to Radio Verda and Esperanto Retradio offerings.

A Web App is made using HTML, CSS and JavaScript and runs on most browsers, desktop or mobile. The target was for mobile so that I could use it to lookup EO words while reading or away from my computer. Am now sharing with the EO Community, no cost and no registration.

Mobile EO

The iPhone/iPad users can use the 'Add to Home Screen' to create a quick launch button instead of typing the URL each time. Not sure how to do this on other mobile devices but should be doable. Post if you know how.

--will gilbert

313:I would like to knw if there is online dictionary frm esperanto to english?

The ESPDIC project is a downloadable Esperanto-English dictionary with over 32,000 words.

http://www.denisowski.org/Esperanto/Esperanto.html

It's a simple (UTF8) text file, which means you can open it in almost any text/word processing application.

And since it's freely available using the Creative Commons license, you could convert it to work in any dictionary application/tool you might want to use.

I haven't put a "search" function on the website yet (it's on my things-to-do list), but if you open the .txt file in your browser you can search it using your brower's "search" function.

pdenisowski:

313:I would like to knw if there is online dictionary frm esperanto to english?

The ESPDIC project is a downloadable Esperanto-English dictionary with over 32,000 words.

http://www.denisowski.org/Esperanto/Esperanto.html

It's a simple (UTF8) text file, which means you can open it in almost any text/word processing application.

And since it's freely available using the Creative Commons license, you could convert it to work in any dictionary application/tool you might want to use.

I haven't put a "search" function on the website yet (it's on my things-to-do list), but if you open the .txt file in your browser you can search it using your brower's "search" function.

I downloaded it to my nook e-reader. I use the search function to find words. It finds Esperanto as well as Englis. Only problem is that the formatting makes the text wrap around. I'm trying to see if I can change that somehow.

NJ Esperantist:

pdenisowski:

313:I would like to knw if there is online dictionary frm esperanto to english?

The ESPDIC project is a downloadable Esperanto-English dictionary with over 32,000 words.

http://www.denisowski.org/Esperanto/Esperanto.html

It's a simple (UTF8) text file, which means you can open it in almost any text/word processing application.

And since it's freely available using the Creative Commons license, you could convert it to work in any dictionary application/tool you might want to use.

I haven't put a "search" function on the website yet (it's on my things-to-do list), but if you open the .txt file in your browser you can search it using your brower's "search" function.

I downloaded it to my nook e-reader. I use the search function to find words. It finds Esperanto as well as Englis. Only problem is that the formatting makes the text wrap around. I'm trying to see if I can change that somehow.

The ESPDIC format is simply :

Esperanto : English (newline)

Since it's just a plain text file, you could just insert newlines every N characters so the text wraps where you want it to.

This is the reason I formatted ESPDIC the way I did : it's easy to modify even with simply text/word processing tools (i.e. you don't have to be a programmer).

[You could also do a search-and-replace to turn all the "special" chars into plain ASCII : cx, gx, jx, sx : that might make searching easier in some applications]

Glad to hear you got it working on the Nook!

Amike,

Paul

pdenisowski:

NJ Esperantist:

pdenisowski:

313:I would like to knw if there is online dictionary frm esperanto to english?

The ESPDIC project is a downloadable Esperanto-English dictionary with over 32,000 words.

http://www.denisowski.org/Esperanto/Esperanto.html

It's a simple (UTF8) text file, which means you can open it in almost any text/word processing application.

And since it's freely available using the Creative Commons license, you could convert it to work in any dictionary application/tool you might want to use.

I haven't put a "search" function on the website yet (it's on my things-to-do list), but if you open the .txt file in your browser you can search it using your brower's "search" function.

I downloaded it to my nook e-reader. I use the search function to find words. It finds Esperanto as well as Englis. Only problem is that the formatting makes the text wrap around. I'm trying to see if I can change that somehow.

The ESPDIC format is simply :

Esperanto : English (newline)

Since it's just a plain text file, you could just insert newlines every N characters so the text wraps where you want it to.

This is the reason I formatted ESPDIC the way I did : it's easy to modify even with simply text/word processing tools (i.e. you don't have to be a programmer).

[You could also do a search-and-replace to turn all the "special" chars into plain ASCII : cx, gx, jx, sx : that might make searching easier in some applications]

Glad to hear you got it working on the Nook!

Amike,

Paul

What mean is that instead of getting:

Esperanto word : English word

Esperanto word : English word

Esperanto word : English word

etc.

It wraps around and looks like:

Esperanto word : English word Esperanto word : English word Esperanto word : English word Esperanto word : English word Esperanto word : English word etc.

I can still find words using the search function, but its sort of bare bones. Otherwise i like the dictionary for it's comprehensive content.

darkweasel:...

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DARKWEASEL ne nur estas bona Esperantisto sed ankaux bona helpanto!!!

English in the English forum, please