Kernerman Dictionary News Number 15 July 2007
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Kernerman English
Multilingual Dictionary Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary (KEMD) is based on the Kernerman Semi-Bilingual
Dictionaries series (also known as Password Dictionaries). It consists
of an English-English dictionary core with multi-language translations for
each sense of the entry, and is available in various electronic media, making
it possible to look up words in any language and to specify the language(s)
in which results are provided, all going throught the English bridge. KEMD 1.0 features translations in 30 languages, as
follows: Arabic Chinese Simplified
Chinese Traditional Czech Danish Dutch Estonian Finnish French
German Greek Hungarian Icelandic Indonesian Italian Japanese
Korean Latvian Lithuanian Norwegian Polish Portuguese The English core of KEMD is derived from Chambers
Concise Usage Dictionary and includes new English entries created by K
Dictionaries (KD). The translations were made by either K Dictionaries or its
following partners: Alma Littera (Vilnius,
Lithuanian) Aschehoug and Kunnskapsforlaget (Oslo, Norwegian) DZS
(Ljubljana, Slovenian) EDDA (Reykjavik, Icelandic) Kesaint Blanc
(Jakarta, Indonesian) Martins Fontes (Sγo Paulo, Portuguese Brazilian)
Media Trade - SPN (Bratislava, Slovak) Nemzeti Tankφnivkiadσ (Budapest,
Hungarian) Niculsecu (Bucarest, Romanian) Studentlitteratur (Lund,
Swedish) TEA (Tallin, Estonian) KEMD data has been available in CD, online and mobile
versions of MOT GlobalDix by Kielikone since 2001, and will increase
to 42 languages by 2008 (http://kielikone.fi,
http://kdictionaries.com/kdn/kdn9-4.html). Online applications are available by Lexico on http://dictionary.com, and by EDDA on http://vefbaekur.is. An abridged 18-language version is integrated into
WhiteSmokes English grammar-writing software (http://whitesmoke.com). KEMD 2.0 is in preparation and will include another
dozen language translations, as follows: Afrikaans Bulgarian
Croatian Farsi Hebrew Hindi Malay Serbian Thai Ukrainian Urdu
Vietnamese A KEMD-based screensaver application is freely
downloaded from: http://kdictionaries.com/down/kdscreensaver2007.zip
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