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Version History of e
1.0
September 17, 2019
Price History of e
Description of e
e-Mahashabdkosh is a domain based Bilingual and Bidirectional English-Hindi pronouncing dictionary. It contains the Hindi equivalent terms of English root words and vice-a-versa. The details of words include description in Hindi as well as in English, usages in Hindi and English, Pronunciation of the root word.
Salient Features...
Pronunciation of searched word
Clear layout/GUI, Easy navigation
Words Listed at 3 character combination
Direct word search
Bidirectional search
Domainwise word meaning
Facility to search within the searched list of words
Correct (native) spoken pronunciations and relevant information
Meanings and relevant information
Usage of the word/phrases
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e: FAQ
Does e support iPad devices?
Yes, e supports iPad devices.
Who created the e app?
CDAC is the developer of e.
What’s the minimum iOS version needed for the e app?
The minimum iOS version for the e app is 10.0.
How do users rate the e app?
There isn't enough feedback for the e app at the moment.
What’s the genre of the e app?
The App Genre Of E Is Education.
What is the recent version of e?
1.0 is the newly released version of the e app.
What is the latest e update release date?
The latest e update came out on October 6, 2024.
What is the exact date when e came out?
e launched on February 6, 2023.
What is the content advisory rating of e?
The e app is suitable for children aged CDAC.
What languages does the e app support?
The e app is now available in American English.
Can I play e through Apple Arcade's subscription?
Unfortunately, e is not on Apple Arcade.
Does e offer in-app purchases?
Unfortunately, in-app purchases are not available within e.
Is e optimized for use with Apple Vision Pro?
Unfortunately, e is not optimized for use with Apple Vision Pro.
Are users exposed to ads in e?
No, users are not exposed to ads in e.
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