Mari: JP·EN·Chinese Dictionary
iOS app by Chatchai Lokniyom. Reference · Chatchai Lokniyom
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- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.1
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-09
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Mari (茉莉) is a full-featured Chinese dictionary built for Japanese speakers learning Mandarin. Direct Japanese⇄Chinese translations and pinyin, plus English definitions — for the moments when English is the fastest way to grasp a Chinese word, no app switching needed. Handwriting input included, and everything runs offline, on your device. ◆ Japanese⇄Chinese and English→Chinese dictionary An original Japanese↔Chinese translation layer synthesized from CC-CEDICT, JMdict, and Wiktionary — matching kanji forms (simplified, traditional, Japanese shinjitai) and English glosses to link the two languages directly. ◆ Pinyin and HSK everywhere Pinyin on every word, with HSK 3.0 levels shown inline so you always know what to learn next. ◆ Handwriting input Draw characters with your finger. Two on-device engines — substroke analysis and OCR — merge their candidates for accurate recognition. ◆ Example sentences Real sentences from the Tatoeba project. Tap any word inside an example to look it up instantly. ◆ Character bridge Per-character simplified / traditional / Japanese forms, with tappable on'yomi that opens every character sharing that reading, grouped by Mandarin final. ◆ Word list & TTS Bookmark words for later review, and hear headwords and example sentences with offline text-to-speech. All dictionary data is openly licensed (CC-CEDICT, JMdict/EDRDG, Tatoeba, Unihan, Wiktionary) with full attributions in the app. No data collection, no ads, no tracking.
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