Russian-English dictionary

A dictionary for Russian and English

Russian-English dictionary provides word lookup in both directions, with more than 177,000 words listed in its vocabulary. It is for people reading or studying Russian and English who want a reference they can use offline.

Look up a word, then open its description by selecting it. The app keeps the description in the same window, with swipe controls to make that window smaller or larger.

Finding and hearing words

Search filters can limit matches to words that begin or end with text you enter. That can help when you know part of a word or are looking for words with a particular prefix or suffix.

The listing also describes voice recognition for searches and a clipboard search option for text you have copied. It does not explain whether those two search methods work offline, although it does say the dictionary itself works offline.

Text-to-speech can read a word or selected text aloud. Within a word description, selected text can also be searched, spoken, or shared through other apps.

Keeping words for later

Add useful terms to favorites or place them in bookmark lists. These give you separate ways to keep words you want to find again, rather than relying only on your lookup history.

The app records looked-up words in a history organized by time, including day and month. Flashcards provide a way to practise vocabulary from saved words; the listing does not specify how the cards are generated or what review options they include.

Price and details to check

The listing calls the app free and does not mention a paid tier or subscription. It also gives no information about ads or whether an account is needed, so those points cannot be confirmed from the listing.

Offline use is stated for the dictionary, but the listing does not clarify whether voice recognition or text-to-speech needs an internet connection. Tablet support is listed as well.