Hindi Dictionary +

I use it on my phone, but it’s not as useful as it could be because it doesn’t have the gender for nouns. So I wouldn’t pay for it.

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This Hindi dictionary is more useful for learners. I am learner So I like it's

Tried to translate Hindi to English. Fail.

My favorite Hindi language app as far as organization is concerned. However the transcriptions (not Hindi alphabet) don't appear correctly on the iPhone.

This is an app with a lot of potential, but when I purchased the $4.99 pack for bonus features, the sound did not work - stuck on one word that it would repeat. If it worked, I would have given it five stars. I emailed the developers and got no reply. I was going to use this for teaching, and without sound, it is not very useful. Hopefully this is just a glitch and it will be fixed soon, with refunds for those of us who lost money by purchasing something we did not receive. Thank you!

What's the point of having an app for translations when they are not correct? "You're welcome" is under "thank you," etc. Also, the Hindi written in Latin/roman text is very off. Do not download this.

सादर प्रणाम I have some friendly advice for improving your app. There is currently no Hindi dictionary app that really stands out from the others. As such, the field is wide open and there is a fair bit of money to be made for the one that works for it. The most basic problem that prevents Hindi dictionary apps from becoming very successful is that none of them display the gender for nouns. As a student of Hindi, this makes these dictionaries practically useless. Having used your app, I've noticed you do have a nice interface. If you added gender for nouns, you would automatically become the best Hindi dictionary app and would eventually see a significant boost in downloads. I encourage you to also take a look at pleco, a very successful Chinese dictionary app. You should consider adopting a business model akin to theirs and look into developing some similar tools for Hindi. You could charge $5 to $10 for a functioning Hindi text recognizer that can look up words. I'm also sure people would be willing to pay a good deal of money for better quality dictionaries in digital form. Look into working with other companies to get copyright permission for selling their dictionaries on your app. Multiple entries from different dictionaries could then appear for the same word alongside your own. The Oxford Hindi-English and English-Hindi dictionaries are great and would be amazing to have in digital form. If you make these improvements, I guarantee nearly every serious English speaking student of Hindi will be using your app. Good luck and सादर प्रणाम! David

Best app for an easy meaning finder in hindi of any english word for better understanding...

Great app