Great app, I just discovered Dictionariez. Thanks!
Just thinking out loud:
Defining Greek/Latin roots, stems, and prefixes found in words, along with the definition. Like: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Greek_and_Latin_roots_in_English
This may only be applicable to English?
Programming language classes and methods could also be included, using official documentation maybe?
Coming from the Anki world, using this tool to build decks.
Thanks!
🎉 Hi everyone, I hope you're having an amazing week!
Great news—Dictionariez v5.4.0 is out, and it comes with a brand-new feature that I'm personally loving: "Help Me Refine", which utilizes AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini. 🤖✨
AI is everywhere these days, and instead of just using it to look up word meanings, I’ve found something even more exciting—it can help refine my writing! 📝💡 Before I send a tweet on BlueSky, write an email, or draft documentation for my projects, I always ask ChatGPT to polish my text. It's become a go-to tool for me!
That’s why I decided to build this feature into Dictionariez as a first prototype. 🛠️ Here’s how it works:
✅ Type your text in a web editor (like on BlueSky)
✅ Select your text
✅ Click the Dictionariez icon (or use the shortcut Ctrl + Shift + X by default)
✅ Let the AI tool refine your message instantly! ✨
It’s amazing how helpful AI tools like ChatGPT can be in this situation! 🔥
This feature works seamlessly on GitHub, Gmail, BlueSky, and even within our Programming & Language community. 🌍 I hope it will work across all web editors, everywhere!
💬 Give it a try and let me know what you think! Your feedback will help make this feature even better. 🚀😊
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Dictionariez is a language learning tool that supports a wide variety of languages. As our community grows, we're looking to expand our collection with more dictionaries. You can find and add these resources to your collection through Dictionariez Trove.
But we don't just need dictionaries—we're open to any websites that can improve the learning experience, like Wikipedia or Bing Image Search.
Your contributions are essential to helping us grow. Share your recommendations today and help us make Dictionariez even better!
How to add a new dictionary to your collectionTo expand your Dictionariez collection, start by browsing Dictionariez Trove. If you don't find the dictionary you're looking for, you can easily add a new one in two ways:
By posting on pnlpal. By code. By posting on pnlpalThis is the way.
Create a new topic in the Dictionariez Trove section. Include the JSON code in markdown format within the topic content, and use relevant tags to categorize the dictionary.
Here’s a screenshot showing the creation of a new dictionary called 'Merriam Webster'.
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By codeOn the Dictionariez settings page, open Chrome's developer tool and use the following function:
addDict( { dictName: 'Google Search', windowUrl: 'https://www.google.com/search?q=<word>', css: '#searchform,#top_nav {display: none;}' } )Note: The css code is optional and can be used to customize the target website to better fit the app.
Once added, the new dictionary "Google Search" will appear at the end of the dictionaries list of your Dictionariez. Click on it to open and test it out.
I wrote an article introducing about the history and future of Dictionariez.
Pals, I am proud to tell you that Dictionariez v2.4.0 has published.
Well, chrome version is still under Google's review, as always lagged behind Firefox. But Firefox version and local crx file is ready to use now.
So what do you think? Tell me your opinions and suggestions, I desperately need them.
Download links and more details are at Github.
New feature of Dictionariez: share your reading articles with our community.
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