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Originally Posted by tuxor

Here is the StarDict format specification: http://code.google.com/p/babiloo/wiki/StarDict_format - it doesn't include anything like morphology or inflections.

The StarDict input formats are indeed poorly documented, but StarDict does support inflections.

Since you're probably still fully convinced that I'm wrong, please find attached a small English-French proof-of-concept dictionary with four entries and inflections.
It'll find the singular and plural forms of mouse and louse and the conjugated verb forms of bring and catch. The .babylon source file is included.

Originally Posted by tuxor

You definitely mix up StarDict with some competing dictionary format like Abbyy Lingvo, MobiPocket or Babylon BGL ....

No I don't, since I've successfully created several StarDict dictionaries with inflections myself. BTW, StarDict was designed in part as a Babylon clone and supports many of its features, including inflections. However, you're correct in that it doesn't employ linguistic compression, which is used by Kindle dictionaries.