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This app is a dictionary of Tibetan herding culture, allowing users to search for herding vocabulary used daily by Tibetan herders. It includes Japanese, English translations, pronunciation, related terms, and photos. All data is available offline.
What's New in NomaDic
2.0.0
May 1, 2022
・すべての単語に英訳を追加しました。それに伴って、英語でも検索できるようになりました。 ・絞り込み検索の分類項目についても、英訳を追加しました。 ・絞り込み検索をタグではなく、単語の分類で行うようにしました。 ・バージョン1とは辞書データの互換性がないため、バージョン2としました。
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What is NomaDic?
NomaDic is a dictionary app focused on the herding culture of Tibet. It provides access to approximately 4900 herding vocabulary entries, complete with Japanese and English translations, pronunciation guides, and relevant images. The app is designed for offline use, meaning no internet connection is required after installation.
How many words are in NomaDic?
NomaDic currently contains around 4900 word entries related to Tibetan herding culture. The database is a result of research projects and may be updated periodically.
Can I search NomaDic in different languages?
Yes, you can search NomaDic using Tibetan (in Tibetan script or Wylie transliteration), Japanese, or English. The search function supports partial matching and allows for combined searches of up to two strings from different languages separated by a space.
Is NomaDic available offline?
Yes, all data for NomaDic is installed locally, so it can be used without an internet connection. This means you won't incur any data charges while using the app.
How often is NomaDic updated?
The dictionary database that NomaDic is based on is updated irregularly as research progresses. Users can check for update information via the 'Download' tab within the app.
What devices is NomaDic compatible with?
NomaDic is compatible with iOS devices running iOS 12.0 or later, including iPhones, iPod touches, and iPads.
Does NomaDic have ads?
NomaDic does not contain advertisements. The app is completely free to download and use without any ad interruptions.
What are the categories available in NomaDic?
NomaDic offers 28 categories for browsing and filtering vocabulary, covering topics such as encampments, terrain, flora and fauna, livestock management, food culture, clothing, housing, economic activities, religion, and new policies. These categories allow for a more specific search experience.
