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35,687 words and phrases across 237 language pairs and 119 languages, each pair a two-column list you can search in either direction. Pick the pair, type the word.

For English speakers100 pairs · 20,959 entries

For Mandarin speakers15 pairs · 3,295 entries

For French speakers21 pairs · 2,504 entries

For Portuguese speakers14 pairs · 1,816 entries

For Spanish speakers15 pairs · 1,258 entries

For Esperanto speakers2 pairs · 999 entries

For Korean speakers9 pairs · 643 entries

For Japanese speakers9 pairs · 580 entries

For German speakers5 pairs · 546 entries

For Italian speakers6 pairs · 496 entries

For Vietnamese speakers4 pairs · 438 entries

For Chinese (Traditional) speakers3 pairs · 300 entries

For Turkish speakers5 pairs · 240 entries

For Dutch speakers4 pairs · 203 entries

For Cantonese speakers3 pairs · 182 entries

For Persian speakers3 pairs · 170 entries

For Hindi speakers3 pairs · 169 entries

For Arabic speakers3 pairs · 166 entries

For Russian speakers2 pairs · 163 entries

For Chinese speakers1 pair · 132 entries

For Romanian speakers3 pairs · 115 entries

For Indonesian speakers3 pairs · 115 entries

For Hungarian speakers2 pairs · 70 entries

For Bengali speakers1 pair · 64 entries

For Urdu speakers1 pair · 64 entries

Sourced intercultural dictionary

Separate from the word lists above: seven varieties cross-referenced through Esperanto rather than English, where every sense carries its evidence. It is empty until real sourced entries are imported, and it stays empty rather than showing invented words.

How entries are marked

A pivot does not confer evidence. A sense reached through Esperanto or English is a candidate and is badged unverified, no matter how plausible it looks. Only a sense with a recorded source is attested; two independent sources make it corroborated. The database refuses any row that claims otherwise. The word lists above are glosses: one learning equivalent per row, badged cited when the deck carries source citations and review when it does not yet.

Machine translation runs on en-US↔de, en-US↔es-419, de↔es-419 and nowhere else. For every endangered, indigenous, dialectal or low-resource variety it is not run at all — an empty entry is correct, an invented one is not.