Open-Source Attributions
Glosaire is built on the shoulders of remarkable open data projects. We are grateful to the researchers, volunteers, and organisations whose work makes this possible. The datasets below are used in accordance with their respective licenses.
JMDict / EDICT
CC BY-SA 4.0Jim Breen & the Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group (EDRDG)
The primary Japanese-English dictionary database used for word definitions, readings, and part-of-speech data throughout Glosaire.
Project homepage →JMdictDB
CC BY-SA 4.0Paul Blay / EDRDG
Conjugation and inflection data derived from the JMdictDB project, used to recognise verb and adjective forms in subtitles and practice exercises.
Project homepage →KANJIDIC2
CC BY-SA 4.0Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group (EDRDG)
Kanji character data including readings, meanings, stroke counts, and JLPT levels, powering Glosaire's kanji dictionary and kanji practice modes.
Project homepage →JLPT Word Lists
CC BY 4.0Jonathan Waller (Tanos.co.uk)
JLPT N5–N1 vocabulary lists used to tag words by proficiency level so learners can filter and focus their study.
Project homepage →Korean Learners' Dictionary (KRDict)
CC BY-SA 2.0 KoreaNational Institute of Korean Language
Korean dictionary search data used for Korean word lookup. Glosaire uses text dictionary materials only and does not redistribute KRDict multimedia assets.
Project homepage →Lexique 3.83
CC BY-SA 4.0Boris New & Christophe Pallier
French word frequencies used to rank dictionary browsing and search results. Glosaire derives lemma and part-of-speech ranks from the freqfilms2 subtitle frequencies.
Project homepage →UniDic
GPL / LGPL / BSD (dual-licensed)National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics (NINJAL)
The morphological dictionary used by Glosaire's tokenizer to split Japanese text into words, assign readings, and identify parts of speech in subtitles.
Project homepage →All trademarks and project names remain the property of their respective owners. Glosaire is not affiliated with any of the projects listed above.
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