Discover the offline official general dictionary in a bilingual version: Amazigh and English.
The Amazigh (berber) language is the only native language in North Africa and present in Morocco (official language status), Algeria (official language status), Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Mali, Mauritania, Niger and Canary Islands.
The sure way to constantly enrich your Amazigh vocabulary. All in your pocket, always on you and available at all times, even offline.
Features of the application:
- - No advertising.
- - Conjugation tables of nearly 2000 verbs;
- - Anywhere with you in your pocket and ready to use: the application works offline without any additional files to download;
- - Possibility to easily switch between Amazigh and English.
- - A Favorites function;
- - Several coloreful themes to choose from;
- - A dark theme activated when the phone is in night mode.
- - Ability to share your favorite words on social networks, by e-mail or SMS;
- - Fast, the search is done by entering the desired word directly on the keyboard;
- - The app searches all variants of the Amazigh language; (Example: Tafuyt, Tafukt, Tafuct)
- - Practical, the application allows you to search by entering words in tifinaghe, Latin transcription, or English;
- - Efficient, the application instantly goes through all the entries including plurals, annexation states, verb forms, expressions, phonetic and morphological variants in order to always recover the desired result;
- - Intended for a wide audience, all entries in Tifinaghe spelling are accompanied by a transcription in the Arranged International Phonetic Alphabet that will surely make the dictionary more accessible to the those who don’t know the Tifinagh alphabet.
Dictionary features:
This application is the mobile version of the general dictionary of the standard Amazigh language supplemented by more than 2000 other words of the Amazigh language. It meets the expectations of the Moroccan public by making available to the user a lexicographic utility that includes:
- - 40,000+ meanings and equivalents in English to illustrate the meanings of the different entries;
- - 14,600+ entries in tifinaghe characters followed by a transcription in the International Phonetic Alphabet in square brackets;
- - 2,000+ examples and expressions of use;
- - 1,800+ phonetic and morphological variants;
- - 9,000+ morphologies (flexion) for nouns: the form in the state of annexation and the plural
- - 2000+ conjugation tables;
- - 3,500+ morphologies for verbs: the different themes (accomplished, accomplished negative and unaccomplished);
- - 2000+ additional words from unofficial sources noted as "unofficial" on the application.
- - 500+ neologisms (neo.) testifying to the evolution and vitality of the Amazigh language.
