An english-japanese dictionary which uses Jim Breen's EDICT data. Does not require japanese keyboard. Internet access is used only to download the dictionary - the application itself works offline. Features: radical search, kanjipad, kanji analysis, SKIP search, optionally shows romaji instead of hiragana/katakana. Developing Aedict is not free.
According to the antivirus report, Aedict Japanese Dictionary is safe and secure. The tool is created by Martin Vysny2 and its category is Educational. This application has been downloaded and installed by over 100K users and the most recent release is dated Jan 5, 2014.
The app has been rated 4.2 on Google Play. Use the opportunity to download the .apk installation package of Aedict Japanese Dictionary 2.9.4 free of charge and check out users' reviews on Droid Informer. This installation package requires 841 KB of disk space and it runs on Android devices 1.5 and above.
Based on the users’ opinions, the app boasts such strong sides as a simple user interface and lots of functionality. Users write reviews pointing out that you can find such a drawback of this application as small bugs.
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