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佛学辞典在线版 
Description: This dictionary is an interesting, yet slow resource which performes a combined search within currently (Dec 2005) 18 sources: 佛学大辞典；佛学常见辞汇；三藏法数（[明]一如编）；中国佛教（中国佛教协会编）；翻译名义集（[宋]法云编）；佛学次第统编（[明]杨卓编）；汉英-英汉-英英佛教词汇；巴-英南传佛教辞典；法相辞典；中国大百科全书（摘录）；法界次第初门；法门名义集；俗语佛源；五灯会元；佛教器物简述；祖庭事苑；阅藏知津；佛教人物传. By default, only entry-headings are searched and the string has to start with the search term. However, that can be changed in the settings (设置) section, where also each source can be in/excluded. There is even a Sanskrit font available for download. Users should note, that fulltext search (全文检索) excludes the entry-headings, and changes in the settings first need to be "saved" (确定)
http://www.fodian.net/zxcd more Language: chi Chinese 油谷研究室 Description: Yutani presents papers and language learning documents as used in his lessons and furthermore documents that are useful for learning Korean language.
http://www1.doshisha.ac.jp/~yyutani/ more Language: jpn Japanese, kor Korean 률도.nㅌㅜ = yuldo.netCitation: The information in this site focuses on my interests in Korean studies: literature, language, popular culture, and art and architecture. Links for comprehensive sites on Korean studies are given in the "General Korean Studies Links" section.
http://yuldo.net/ more Language: eng English MIT Linguistics Citation: The research conducted by the MIT Linguistics Program strives to develop a general theory that reveals the rules and laws that govern the structure of particular languages, and the general laws and principles governing all natural languages. The core of the program includes most of the traditional subfields of linguistics: phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, and psycholinguistics, as well as questions concerning the interrelations between linguistics and other disciplines such as philosophy and logic, literary studies, the study of formal languages, acoustics, and computer science.
http://web.mit.edu/afs/athena.mit.edu/org/l/linguistics/www/ more Language: eng English Linguapedia = SprachlexikonCitation: A goal of the Linguapedia is to [... present,] compiled in one place, everything a learner might want to know about any given topic. Topics are presented in alphabetical order under titles such as “kanji”, “radicals”, “character dictionaries”, and “pitch accent”, and are explained in an easy-to-follow way. The articles are supplemented with tables that give the beginner an overview of the topic, presenting, for example, all the kana characters. But even those who are far advanced in the language will find useful information, such as how to write, and input by a keystroke-sequence, rare syllables like ドゥァ that are represented with two or three kana.
http://www.hadamitzky.de/english/lp_intro.htm more Language: eng English, ger German Pinyin.info : a guide to the writing of Mandarin Chinese in romanizationCitation: Most of what most people think they know about Chinese -- especially when it comes to Chinese characters -- is wrong. This website is aimed at contributing to a better understanding of the Chinese languages and how romanization can be used to write languages traditionally associated with Chinese characters (such as Japanese, Korean, and especially Mandarin Chinese). Through the generosity of many authors and publishers, this site offers an extensive selection of readings related to how Chinese characters do (and don't!) work, how romanization has been regarded, how the Chinese languages differ, how regarding Chinese characters as "ideograms" or "ideographs" is incorrect, and related topics.
http://pinyin.info/ more Language: eng English Chinese characters dictionary web Description: Rick Harbaugh, Author of the
Chinese Character Genealogy, has interlinked the most important Chinese character dictionaries on the web, including the WWW CJK-English Dictionary (JIS Japanese code), the Buddhist Dictionary (JIS Japanese code), the Cantonese Pronunciation Dictionary (Big-5 Chinese code), Taiwanese Dictionary (Big-5 Chinese code), Guoyu Cidian (Big-5 Chinese code), the WWW JDIC (JIS Japanese code), Chinese Character Dictionary, the Tower of Babel etymology database (Big-5 Chinese code), the Unicode Unihan database, and his own Chinese Character Genealogy. The result: Just enter the character and go directly to any of them. Since the dictionaries are interlinking at a character-to-character level, you can quickly jump across dictionaries to check the same character entry elsewhere without having to search again.
http://zhongwen.com/zi.htm more Language: chi Chinese, eng English
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