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LexiLogos
Lexilogos collects online dictionaries and language resources, with maps and documents covering countries around the world.
About LexiLogos
LexiLogos is a website that gathers online dictionaries and language reference resources. Its homepage lists dictionaries for a wide range of languages and dialects, including some historical ones such as Ancient Greek, Hittite and Gothic. It also offers English and French dictionaries, online translation, a slang section, and a multilingual keyboard tool.
The site includes maps and documents for countries around the world, along with pages on alphabets, etymology, family names, first names, toponymy, and other reference topics. The homepage describes its resources as free, but the homepage does not state pricing terms in detail.
Key features
- Dictionaries for many languages, dialects and some historical languages
- English and French dictionaries listed on the homepage
- Online translation and a slang section
- Multilingual keyboard tool, with Wu and Tangut keyboards featured
- Maps and documents covering countries around the world
- Reference pages on alphabets, etymology, family names and toponymy
Best for: Language learners, students and readers who need dictionaries across many languages or reference material on languages and countries.
Good for
- The homepage describes its resources as free to use.
- Covers a broad range of languages, including historical and regional varieties.
- Combines dictionaries with maps, country documents and etymology pages in one site.
Watch out for
- Part of the site is organized as pages in French, as shown by the 'Pages in French' heading.
- The directory description says the site collects resources, so some entries may lead to material hosted elsewhere.
LexiLogos at a glance
- Category
- Education & Learning › Language Learning
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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LexiLogos FAQ
Is LexiLogos free to use?
The homepage meta description describes its online resources as free. The homepage does not give further details about pricing.
Which languages does LexiLogos cover?
The homepage lists dictionaries for a large number of languages, including Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Latin, Sanskrit and many others, as well as regional varieties and some ancient languages.
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