Lughatuna Arabic dictionary 4+

Name: Lughatuna Arabic dictionary
Rating: 4.2 (35 reviews)
Author: Hossameddine Abouzahr

Hossameddine Abouzahr

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An Arabic-English dictionary for Classical Arabic (MSA) and dialects including Levantine, Egyptian, Maghrebi, Iraqi, Gulf, Yemeni, and Sudanese dialects. The dictionary features over 200,000 definitions and example phrases. Also, it allows users to search by Arabic root, Arabic word, English word, example, or phrase. Users can select multiple dialects to search in simultaneously. The dictionary also features the ability for users to save favorite searches, save words to custom flashcard lists so they can test themselves, and the ability to customize the font size in the display. The dictionary is constantly updated with new data.

2023년 2월 28일

버전 3.2.0

- Users can now select and copy text.
- If only one dictionary is selected, the results tree will be automatically expanded.
- The number of pop-up ads has been reduced; an ad-free version of the app can be purchased for $3/year.
- Various improvements and bug fixes.

4.2/5

35개의 평가

My go to mobile dictionary 👌

Love the app. Love the fact you can create flashcards. If there was a way you can create decks to make it easy to review i think that would be helpful. Im beginning to build a lot of saved vocabulary. It becomes difficult to filter through them all during a study session since they cant be broken into groups. Maybe an english to arabic and arabic to english quiz for the words chosen could be very beneficial. I appreciate all of your effort. Love the app, just wanted to share what i thought would help take my experience and possibly others to the next level. I would definitely purchase a subscription or onetime payment for those study options. This is certainly my go to mobile dictionary. Great job!!!

Best tool out there for Shami/Egyptian Dialects

If you’re learning shami and don’t have this app, you’re doing it wrong. I would have paid $100 for it easily given the lack of alternatives. it’s got examples for most of the entries which is invaluable for a dictionary (much more useful in this regard for Hans Wegr). I’m less interested in the Classical Dictionary given how many resources there are but this is the difference between mastering a dialect and stumbling with it for years in a sea of loose threads

The BEST 3amiyyeh dictionary!

Been using it for years now, and it’s simply the best resource out there. The most helpful thing by far is that the amount of example sentences for each word to help put it in context.

That being said, I’m not a huge fan of the most recent update. The font was already small before the update, but now it’s so tiny that it’s difficult to read. Maybe make it larger? Otherwise, it’s the best thing out there.