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2024-11-08: |
A few days ago, we have released version 0.7 of the
[FreeDict tools](https://github.com/freedict/tools/releases/tag/0.7.0),
a set of scripts and style sheets to to build/convert and distribute our
dictionaries. Along with bug fixes, we now officially support StarDict again,
with the help of PyGlossary.
2024-10-31: |
Thanks to the work of multiple members, we now support StarDict as output
format. Thanks to Saeed Rasooli for maintaining the conversion and providing
the integration into the FreeDict tooling, Karl Bartel for updating the
Website and Sebastian Humenda for helping out on various build system and
API-related issues.
If you can, please help us update
[the Website translations](community/index.html#website-translations)!
2024-10-12: |
Thanks to Karl Bartel from the WikDict project, we were able to import 162 new
WikDict dictionaries, [available in all of our formats](downloads).
2024-10-11: |
English-Polish is one of our more complex dictionary, regarding the TEI XML
markup. This has led to many tools giving up on its include references. Now
all the glitches have been fixed and 0.2.1 is available in all supported
formats and with phonetics.
2023-11-10: |
For English-Swedish (eng-swe) users: we have had a
[bug report](https://github.com/freedict/tools/issues/38)
about errorneous pronunciation. It turned out that the dictionary contained
incorrectly generated phonemes and that the dictionary was very outdated in
the first place. We hence chose to replace it with the WikDict version and
auto-generated the phonemes with our tooling. Ha det så roligt!
2023-11-09: |
FreeDict.org was unavailable for several hours. This was due to a breakage
after upgrading internal software components, which required additional fixes
to the website backend. We apologise for any inconvenience.
2022-04-19: |
We have imported 108 dictionaries from WikDict, a ever growing collection of
dictionaries made available by Karl Bartel.
2022-04-19: |
Einhard Leichtfuß has updated the Ding2tei importer to parse the new Ding
deu-eng / eng-deu dictionary in version 1.9. It now features more than 500,000
entries and more supported dictionary elements.
2022-04-18: |
Thanks to Karl Bartel, we have imported 101 dictionaries from WikDict,
including almost a dozen new dictionaries formerly not present in the FreeDict
collection.
2021-01-13: |
The web site now has an area to list meetups, presentations and publications
related to FreeDict.
2021-01-02: |
The brand-new deu-eng and eng-deu dictionaries are out! Thanks to Einhard
Leichtfuss, who wrote the importer program. There's also a publication about
the technology behind the importer [in the
wiki](https://github.com/freedict/fd-dictionaries/wiki/Publications).
2020-12-22: |
Our web site can be now viewed in Mandarin Chinese (China), thanks to HÉ Pèiwén
for contributing the translation.
2020-12-14: |
Edin Dagasan contributed a Swedish translation of our web site, thanks!
2020-12-12: |
The initial version of slv-eng has been released. This dictionary is
hand-written by Gorazd Gorup, a great effort!
2020-07-13: |
Thanks to Carlos Luna, our web site can now be viewed in spanish!
2019-12-01: |
Re-release of all dictionary exports: Due to a bug in the IPA generation, some
dictionaries had incorrect IPA transcriptions for headwords. This has been
fixed for all dictionaries now.
2018-08-24: |
**[FreeDict HackFest 2018](https://freedict.github.io) — come and join us!**
This is our second community event where we are coming together to work on our
tooling and dictionaries. This event is for both newcomers and regular
contributors. It would be great to see you around! More information can be
found [here](https://freedict.github.io).
2018-08-21:
Nearly all of our dictionaries now ship IPA pronunciation transcriptions. The
International Pronunciation Alphabet (IPA) is a standardised way to transcribe
the pronunciation of a word in any language. Whenever a dictionary gets
released, IPA is added, as long as the generator (based on Espeak or
Espeak-ng) supports the language.
2018-07-23:
FreeDict now ships a substantial selection of WikDict dictionaries, therefore
we now ship over 140 dictionaries!
The WikDict project processes and encodes Wiktionary dictionaries and makes
them
available in the TEI format. These dictionaries are now regularly imported
into FreeDict.
2018-05-01:
You can now verify our downloads with a SHA512 checksum. For now, the
checksums are only available using the FreeDict API. See our wiki for more
details.
2018-04-15:
FreeDict.org has been relaunched. After our Hackathon last year and after many
more hours of work, the new website is online. Equipped with a fresh design
and filled with new content, we hope that you will find exactly the
information that you are looking for. If not or if you have other suggestions,
let us know.
2018-03-29:
Finally, there is a first early draft of the brand-new FreeDict website
online. It is still bare-bones and not translated. We would appreciate if you
could send us feedback.