Dictionaries (55 programs)

Pros: Bidirectional English and Nepali support. Includes helpful audio pronunciations. Works offline for remote use.

Cons: Lacks grammar and syntax lessons.

Pros: Has over 230,000 definitions. Easy search. Includes technical words. Simple to use.

Cons: No pronunciation guide. Interface is too simple. Doesn’t work sometimes.

Pros: Hinkhoj Hindi-English Dictionary provides an offline option.. Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 are also supported..

Cons: Only 64-bit operating systems are supported by this dictionary.. Some users have complained that this application takes a very long time to load..

Pros: Definitions from other Hindi dictionaries can be accessed.. Users are provided with an offline mode. so wireless connections are not compulsory..

Cons: This version is only available for personal computers.. There is no pronunciation tool for synonyms and antonyms..

Pros: Works offline. Has a massive word bank. Supports the Sinhala script. Comes in a small file size.

Cons: Frequent pop-up ads when online. Only supports single-word translations.

Pros: Large number of languages supported. Free to download and use.

Cons: Only compatible with Windows. No mobile app available.

Pros: 14 different languages can currently be accessed in no time at all.. A built-in encyclopedia provides an excellent additional resource..

Cons: There is currently no free version of Dictionary Pro.. Some complain that not all language versions can be accessed..

Pros: More than 350 000 words are currently listed. This database is updated on a regular basis.

Cons: There is no free version of the Oxford Dictionary of English. 190.86 megabytes of free memory are required; quite hefty for a mobile phone dictionary.

Pros: 400,000 entries. Search history. Excellent usability. Pronunciation help. Offline accessibility. Visual aids.

Cons: Not all terms have images. Restricted viewing options. Lack of spelling suggestions.