LibreDict: Offline Dictionary
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This app provides a fast, offline dictionary with over 300,000 words across five languages. It prioritizes privacy with no ads or tracking, offering a clean interface and customizable search results.
What's New in LibreDict
1.3.0
June 26, 2026
Version 1.3.0 - New languages: LibreDict now speaks Spanish and Arabic, alongside English and Russian — with full right-to-left support for Arabic. - Three new dictionaries: Spanish–English and English–Spanish (FreeDict), plus Arabic–English — bringing the library past 300,000 words. - Diacritic-free Arabic search: find vocalized entries by typing the plain form. - Color-coded results: each dictionary now shows a colored stripe in search and history. - Custom result order: choose Relevance or "Preferred dictionary first," and drag to reorder your dictionaries in Settings. - Settings now shows the exact build version. - Various stability improvements.
MoreFAQ
Does LibreDict have ads?
No, LibreDict is completely ad-free. The app is designed with a focus on privacy and a distraction-free user experience, as stated in its description.
How many words does LibreDict contain?
LibreDict includes over 300,000 words across its five built-in dictionaries, providing extensive vocabulary for users.
Can LibreDict be used without an internet connection?
Yes, LibreDict is 100% offline. All dictionaries are stored on your device, making it ideal for use anywhere without data.
What languages are supported by LibreDict?
LibreDict offers five built-in dictionaries: English (WordNet), Russian–English, Spanish–English, English–Spanish, and Arabic–English. The app itself can be used in English, Russian, Spanish, or Arabic.
Is LibreDict suitable for Arabic speakers?
Yes, LibreDict features smart Arabic search that allows users to find vocalized entries even when typing without diacritics. It also supports a full right-to-left layout for Arabic.
Can I add my own dictionaries to LibreDict?
Yes, LibreDict allows users to import their own custom dictionaries via .json or .sqlite files, expanding the app's library to suit individual needs.
How often is LibreDict updated?
The latest version of LibreDict is 1.3.0, which was last updated on June 26, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.
What is the age rating for LibreDict?
LibreDict has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users, including children and adults.