Arabic to English online Qamoos... anyone?

[zircon]

Salam Alaikum,
i'm learning arabic and would like to know if there's an online Arabic-English dictionary which is good, and free, or even downloadable (i know it sounds too much now), but it'll be much help for my arabic studies inshaAllah.
Jazakumullahu khair in advance.

 

[Ibn Abi Ahmed]

http://dictionary.sakhr.com/

 

[Danah]

hiiiii zircon, it has been a while .....here are some sites, hope they will help:

http://www.ectaco.co.uk/English-Arabic-Dictionary/

http://st-takla.org/Online_Services/Arabic-English-Dictonary-All-Languages-Free-Translate.html

http://translation.babylon.com/Arabic/to-English

http://www.verbace.com/ondownload.htm

 

[Gia]

Hey there, I recommend google's online translation service, it's fast and accurate enough to aid you
www.google.com/translation_t

 

[*Yasmin*]

you can even use (microsoft office word)

 

[Na7lah]

Hey there, I recommend google's online translation service, it's fast and accurate enough to aid you
www.google.com/translation_t

i wouldn't recomend google because it doesnt pay attention to the grammer and all

 

[Ali.]

If it's for your Arabic studies then I recommend you go and buy a proper dictionary, much better than the online ones.

 

[MinAhlilHadeeth]

:salamext:

The Hans Wehr dictionary is pretty good.

 

[Re.TiReD]

If it's for your Arabic studies then I recommend you go and buy a proper dictionary, much better than the online ones.

Agreed. :thumbs_up

I cant remem the name of mine tho :$

 

[mingztx]

agree :thumbs_up too with the all choices.

its better to buy proper dictionary... that softcopy downloadabel :thumbs_up
i use hans wehr and al mawrid when learn at home. you may download it here:
http://www.kalamullah.com/learning-arabic.html

so you have several choice akhi and use them all depend on your need.

i use online dictionary and google translation when i mobile.:thumbs_up
here is the link.
http://www.firdaous.com/en/0023.htm
i like this one because it has translation to phonetics beside the arabic.

and when you at office, you may use ms office. but i recommend not to learn arabic at work time.:thumbs_up

 

[zircon]

Salam Alaikum everyone,
jazakumullahu khair for being very helpfull :thumbs_up. I've been using some of the links now, it aids me a lot in my assignment yes, i do own an arabic real dictionary at home but the vocabs aren't much. i'd use that most of the time. i was searching for online version of the Arabic dictionary so that it'd be more convenient for me when doing online works/tasks. it proves to save more time too, alhamdulillah.
Do pray for the best outcome of my assignment, and that i'd be able to master Arabic soon inshaAllah Thankyou again!

p.s. again sis SAYA, you have never dissapoint me

 

[Danah]

p.s. again sis SAYA, you have never dissapoint me

Alhumdulilah..... , anytime under your service
but I really miss talking to you girl :-[

 

[HumbleServant]

Salaam,

'Verb Ace' is a really good eng-arabic arabic-eng dictionary in one on your desktop - it works as an easily clickable application on your laptop so no need to even go online for it!

But I dont know of how to download it for free permanently.. you can have a 30day free trial for it from www.download.com and then buy it if you really like it inshallah.

[ http://www.download.com/1770-20_4-0...Name=platform=Windows&filter=platform=Windows ]

Its really good!! Even sometimes accepts conjugated words unlike some dictionaries!

 

[Re.TiReD]

:salamext:

Oh yeh, mine's Al-Mawrid Al-Quareeb

WassalamuAlaykum

 

[Sana'aApartment]

Yeah i would second also hans wher but as someone mentioned above verb ace - it really is ace. It's a nifty dictionary for basic words and does the job as it remains on your taskbar without taking too much memory. I use to have the full version but don't anymore so ...