{
    "dictName": "DeepL (EN -> UK)",
    "windowUrl": "https://www.deepl.com/en/translator#en/uk/<word>",
     "inputSelector": "#textareasContainer div[contenteditable]",
     "translationPrompt": "<word>"
}

{ 
  "dictName": "Sesli Sözlük", 
  "windowUrl": "https://www.seslisozluk.net/<word>-nedir-ne-demek/", 
  "css": ".navbar,.sesli-ui-seslilogo {display: none !important;} body {margin-top: 20px !important;}"
}

{
  "dictName": "Turkish Language Association (Türk Dil Kurumu)", 
  "windowUrl": "https://sozluk.gov.tr/?kelime=<word>", 
  "css":"header,.tdk-bnr {display: none !important;} body {margin-top: 70px !important;}"
}

{
  "dictName": "Laban.vn", 
  "windowUrl": "https://dict.laban.vn/find?query=<word>",
  "css":"#header {display: none !important;} body .laban_tudien {margin-top: 0 !important; padding-top: 60px !important;} body .wrapper { width: auto; padding-left: 10px;} .wrapper .input_area {width: 360px;} .input_area .input_box { width: 150px;}"
}

 {
      "dictName": "WordReference (English - Portuguese)",
      "windowUrl": "https://www.wordreference.com/enpt/<word>",
      "css": "header, body #ad1 { display: none !important;} body { margin-top: 50px !important;}"
}

    {
      "dictName": "Thaitux (Thai)",
      "windowUrl": "https://www.thaitux.info/dict/?words=<word>",
      "css": ".header, .search_box {display: none;} .head {margin-top: 10px;}"
    }

    {
      "dictName": "jisho (Japanese)",
      "windowUrl": "https://jisho.org/search/<word>",
      "css": ".row.collapse {display: none;} #page_container {margin-top:35px;}"
    }

{
    "dictName": "DeepL (UK -> EN)",
    "windowUrl": "https://www.deepl.com/en/translator#uk/en/<word>",
     "inputSelector": "#textareasContainer div[contenteditable]",
      "translationPrompt": "<word>"
}

This dict only works with Dictionariez v5.1.4 and above, and SidePal v1.0.1 and above.
Make sure you have the newest Dictionariez or SidePal installed.

{
    "dictName": "Gemini Definition",
    "prompt": "Give me the full definitions of \"<word>\"<language>, if possible try to include IPA, definitions each with at least two examples, etymology, conjugations, related words with explanations etc. And make a pretty output with formatting like bold, italics etc.",
    "promptWithContext": "Give me the full definitions of \"<word>\"<language>, which is used in the context \"<sentence>\", if possible try to include IPA, definitions each with at least two examples, etymology, conjugations, related words with explanations etc. And make a pretty output with formatting like bold, italics etc.",
    "windowUrl": "https://gemini.google.com/app",
    "inputSelector": "chat-window .textarea[contenteditable]",
    "isRichEditor": true, 
    "submitButtonSelector": "chat-window button.send-button"
}

Great idea, I'll dig into it. And thanks for committing this issue.

It’s finally live on Chrome and Edge! It’s a minor step forward and still a work in progress, but we're getting there. ️

I’ve added support for some languages I don't personally know and not learning either, so if you find any bugs or have feedback on how to make it better, feel free to drop a comment here!

AI is useful and contextual, but it can be slow. I’d like to remind everyone to take its results with a grain of salt. AI can be very convincing, so it’s important to compare its output with an actual dictionary lookup. The biggest benefit of this version is that it makes it easy to compare dictionary results with AI results.

As always, if you find it helpful or questionable, please don’t hesitate to leave a comment and share your feedback. And what do you think are the pros and cons of AI lookups?

@W1ndburn
Thank you. That really motivates me keep making it better and better!

@W1ndburn
Good news again. With the newly released V7.1.0, you will get English definitions for any French words.
Not just that, even if French lookup is not enabled, you will still get definitions for borrow words like café, détente, naïve, or jalapeño, which are common in English texts but often tripped up the dictionary because of their accents. Dictionariez now smartly recognizes these accented words as English when you are reading in an English context.
(It's now already available on Firefox, and needs a few more days for review on Chrome webstore and Edge addons. Stay tuned!)

https://pnl.dev/topic/1050/dutch-greek-hindi-persian-and-much-more-dictionariez-v7-1-0

Thank you again for the feedback, it was just on target

@Needausername

Just published V7.1.0, with which you will get English definitions for German words, and a bit more
(It's now already available on Firefox, and needs a few more days for review on Chrome webstore and Edge addons. Stay tuned!)

https://pnl.dev/topic/1050/dutch-greek-hindi-persian-and-much-more-dictionariez-v7-1-0

Thank you again for the feedback, so that I could be able to fix it as soon as I could

Hello everyone,

Just a few days after the major release of v7.0, I am back with another update! Dictionariez v7.1.0 is now available, and it is all about breaking language barriers.

4 New Languages Supported

I heard your feedback loud and clear. You wanted more languages, and I am delivering. This version adds native support for 4 new languages:

• Dutch
• Greek
• Hindi
• Persian (Farsi)

This means you can now double-click words in these languages to get instant definitions, pronunciations, and translations. For Persian, I have ensured full Right-to-Left (RTL) support for a seamless reading experience.

Smarter English Lookup

English is a language that loves to borrow words. Words like café, détente, naïve, or jalapeño are common in English texts but often tripped up the dictionary because of their accents.

In v7.1, I have improved the detection engine. Dictionariez now smartly recognizes these accented words as English when you are reading in an English context, ensuring you get the correct definition without switching languages manually.

Better Definitions for Polyglots

For learners of German, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, and French, I have tweaked the engine to prioritize Wiktionary results. Previously, Google Dictionary provided definitions in the target language (e.g., German definitions for German words), which could be challenging for beginners. Wiktionary results often include definitions in English, making it much easier to understand the meaning while you are still mastering the language. Don't worry though, if Wiktionary comes up empty, it seamlessly falls back to Google Dictionary to ensure you always get a result.

️ Robust & Reliable

I have also added a suite of new automated tests to ensure these new features work perfectly and don't break existing ones. This makes Dictionariez more stable and reliable than ever.

It's now already available on Firefox, and needs a few more days for review on Chrome webstore and Edge addons. Stay tuned!
Update to v7.1.0 asap and keep exploring the world of languages!

Happy Learning,
River

@Needausername
Oh, that's it. Sorry I didn't make it clear. It doesn't change the definition language actually, it only gives you an English translation that comes along with the German definitions. So it's not a complete solution, only a mitigation

I am currently working on this issue. So in the next version, you will be able to get the English definition of any given German words.

@Needausername
if you refresh that google page, does it stay the same language in the translator?
If so it should work. But as Dictionariez has cache, you need to look up a new word to see the new result.

@Needausername
Thank you for the feedback. It shows German as the lookup source is from google definition, Google shows German there. I will see what I can do, probably I can get rid of Google, use Wiktionary for German instead

That said, there is a hack to get translation of your native language:

1. Please open this google result
2. On the right side there is a translation tool, set it to your fluent language such as English.
3. Refresh the page, the translator should stay in English, right?

From now on you will get English translation when you double click on any German words.
Please respond whether it works for you or not. Thank you.

@W1ndburn

but when you select "Look up _____ words", it seems the definition will be in the language of the selected language.

Aha, that's a good catch. When it's a French (or German) word, the source of the dictionary lookup is Google (fallback to Wiktionary if can't find on Google), and I did a little bit over-engineering to try getting French explanation first. I will try to fix it in the next version.

To support you, is it easier to buy you a coffee or subscribe to the Pro version?

Subscription is nice, but only when you really want it

You could support me in the following ways:

1. Star it on GitHub
   A star on Github is a big boost for an open-source programmer like me.
   https://github.com/pnlpal/dictionariez

2. Share it on Social Media
   This helps increase Dictionariez’s reach, motivates me, and may also benefit your friends and audience.

3. Subscribe to PNL Pro
   That's the ultimate support I guess, one day this project could be not just a side project, it can be my main focus and long-term dream....