Korean Multimedia Dictionary.
Developed at Indiana University, the Korean Multimedia Dictionary provides pronunciations of over 400 Korean words in audio. The flash intro may take some time to load and there is also a search box somewhat hidden at the bottom of the page.
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Zhongwen.com.
Based on the printed dictionary compiled by Rick Harbough (currently of Indiana University), this is a popular resource for learning Chinese characters.
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Foguang Buddhist Dictionary 佛光大辭典.
This resource provides fulltext search capability for the Fo guang da ci dian.
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WWWJDIC: Online Japanese Dictionary Service.
Developed by Jim Breen (now retired from Monash University), this is a popular Japanese-English dictionary. The main dictionary contains over 100 thousand entries. It also includes a dictionary on Japanese proper names and several subject-specific dictionaries.
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Hangul Hakhoe Dictionary Search 한글학회 사전 검색.
This searchable database is developed by KORTERM (Korea Terminology Center for Language and Knowledge Engineering) at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology. It is based on Uri Mal Kun Sajon (우리 말 큰 사전), an authoritative dictionary published by the Hangul Hakhoe (Korean Language Research Society).
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Standard Korean Dictionary 국립국어원 표준국어대사전.
This is the online version of a standard Korean language dictionary issued by the Korean government.
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Developed by the Academy of Korean Studies, this is an online dictionary that can be used to find English-language definitions of terms used in Korean studies.
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A popular online resource, it consists of six reference tools: Korean-English dictionary, encyclopedia, Korean-Korean dictionary, dictionary of economic concepts, Korean Wikipedia, and Chinese character dictionary.
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JAANUS – Japanese Architecture and Art Users System.
Compiled by Dr. Mary Neighbour Parent, this “dictionary contains approximately 8000 terms related to traditional Japanese architecture and gardens, painting, sculpture and art-historical iconography from approximately the 1st century A.D. to the end of the Edo period (1868). Terms from related fields such as lacquer, ceramics, textiles and [...]
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It is based on a print dictionary with the same name that provides Korean definitions for both modern Korean terms and phrases as well as foreign words and phrases. Users can look up the definitions by browsing or searching the entries, but the definitions seem not searchable.
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