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Originally Posted by PoP
I found it from a link posted here. I think that the dictionary has to be created with all the possible inflections for the declensions and conjugations to be searchable. AFAIK the Kindle does not lookup "closest matches'... closest or partial match would certainly be useful... searching *all* dictionaries too... I'm afraid, it would require a rewrite of the Kindle framework. |
Hello,
I'm desperately looking for a Russian-English dictionary on Kindle with a pop-up feature. The best I've managed to find so far is the Ru-En Mega dictionary, but it does not support declensions nor conjugations which makes looking up half of the words a nightmare.
Your dictionary looks like a better candidate, but unfortunately all the links in this thread are either dead or pointing to other dictionaries (including the one above). Is there a place where I could download it from? Alternatively is it possible to build it from another source, and if so which one and how?
I would be eternally grateful, this dictionary thing is the last obstacle between me and Russian literature
