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Full access to the online dictionaries is free

We will give 200 FREE hits to everyone willing to provide any kind of feedback on the dictionaries. This offer can be used more than once by the same person on the same terms. The information requested: which dictionary/ies will you use, what books/articles are you translating OR what topic or time period are you researching. The info will be used only to determine the vocabulary to be included in the future. Any other feedback is optional but greatly appreciated.
Please send an e-mail to archydictionaries@att.net to request your own username and password.

If you would just like to look up a few words now and then but not be bound by offering feedback, please select from the following and type using only LOWER CASE letters:

If you do not gain access by any of these methods, others are using these names at this time. Please try back later or request your own username and password.

The French-to-English dictionary

The 27,200+-word French-to-English dictionary provides context as well as definition, enabling you to translate phrases and word combinations into flowing and intelligible English. It will contain all the words you're likely to encounter, not just technical terms, and so will become the only dictionary you'll ever need. This continuously revised and edited resource will keep you current without taking up space on your overflowing bookshelves.

To comment on this project, e-mail archydictionaries@att.net.

The German-to-English dictionary

The 37,900+-word German-to-English dictionary provides context as well as definition, enabling you to translate phrases and word combinations into flowing and intelligible English. It will contain all the words you're likely to encounter, not just technical terms, and so will become the only dictionary you'll ever need. This continuously revised and edited resource will keep you current without taking up space on your overflowing bookshelves.

To comment on this project, e-mail archydictionaries@att.net.

Dictionary of art and archaeology

This online dictionary is the combination of the full text (8,300+ entries) of: Batches of symbols followed by "[=...]" are transliterations of ancient Greek letters which don't readily convert to HTML.
The illustrations are not included at this time, but will be sold with the dictionary to subscribers.

To comment on this project, e-mail archydictionaries@att.net.

Rare pre-1923 French & German works in English for the first time -- Coming soon

In the works are:

Please e-mail archydictionaries@att.net if you are interested in purchasing these works or have suggestions for other books or articles (especially pre-1923) you'd like to see in English translation.

For sale by subscription -- Coming soon if there is interest

Keep the dictionaries on your own computer and there's no need to log onto the internet every time you wish to look up a word. Yet keep your password and username, incase you're away from your own PC but have internet access.
The files will be in rtf or Word format and will be more clearly marked than the files on the web site and you'll be able to use such features as highlight and color as you wish.
The weekly revisions and additions will be downloaded or e-mailed to keep your dictionaries expanding and current.

Please e-mail archydictionaries@att.net if you would like to comment on these projects, have any requests or might be interested in purchasing such a subscription.

Quickpeek Research Assistance -- Coming soon if there is interest

The bibliography provides the list for a quick-reference e-mail service. Specific information or illustrations may be requested from these sources for those occasions when a work is not readily available and you just need to check a particular detail. The list will grow in the coming months to include many journal and magazine articles.

To comment on this project, e-mail archydictionaries@att.net.


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