Zero Ads, and completely Offline. Includes a tap-to-define Reader Mode so you can actually enjoy reading.
A few things worth knowing about before you download.
Search full phrases, not just single roots. Useful when you're looking up an expression or multi-word term.
Paste any Arabic text and tap a word to see its dictionary entry. Good for reading without constant interruptions.
Save entries for later. Bookmarks work across all dictionaries.
Shows suggestions as you type, including alternate forms and roots.
No internet permission. Everything is stored on-device. Works without a connection.
The full database is around 50 MB compressed. Eleven dictionaries, doesn't take much space.
Eleven dictionaries — classical and modern, Arabic and English.
Standard modern Arabic to English. Good for quick lookups.
The standard modern Arabic-English dictionary. Widely used.
Edward Lane's classical Arabic-English lexicon. Very detailed.
المعجم الغني — a thorough modern Arabic dictionary.
A concise classical Arabic dictionary, still widely referenced.
Ibn Manzur's large classical Arabic dictionary. One of the most comprehensive.
A modern Arabic dictionary covering contemporary usage.
The Arabic Language Academy's mid-size reference dictionary.
Al-Firuzabadi's القاموس المحيط — a classical comprehensive dictionary.
Ibn Faris's root-based lexicon (4th century AH). Traces words to their core trilateral meaning.
Al-Raghib al-Isfahani's lexicon explaining the vocabulary of the Qur'an.