Wiktionary Reader vs motî

Wiktionary is a simple dictionary viewer for searching Wiktionary across multiple languages. Enter a word, choose a language, and view matching Wiktionary results in a clean list. Open the detail page to read the original article, then bookmark useful pages for later. Your selected language and search term are saved, so the app can start from where you left off. You can also search bookmarks and history to quickly return to words and pages you viewed before. Main features: • Multilingual Wiktionary search • Language switching • Saved search term and language • Search on app launch • Random page browsing • Bookmarks • Searchable bookmarks and history • iPhone and iPad support Useful for language learning, translation checks, reading support, and exploring vocabulary across languages.

Get definitions for words in more than 40 languages and boost your language learning efforts with flashcards exported to AnkiMobile. Free software based on free data, without ads, data collection, tracking or in-app purchases. The data is on your device, and stays there. The language data comes from Wiktionary, a project which aims to describe all words of all languages in English. In one single application, multiple languages can be installed, currently there are 40+ languages, but with more than 5200 languages in the Wiktionary project there is ample opportunity to include more in future releases. Regular (monthly to bimonthly) updates ensure the dictionaries always stay current. Etymologies help to make connections between new and already familiar words in any language installed, and example sentences show words and phrases from everyday usage. To facilitate faster language learning, your search history is available locally and fully searchable. If you use AnkiMobile you can export flashcards directly from an entry.