Daijisen Jpn-Jpn Dictionary Hack 18.4 + Redeem Codes
Developer: HMDT Co., Ltd.
Category: Reference
Price: $13.99 (Download for free)
Version: 18.4
ID: jp.co.shogakukan.daijisen2009i
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Description
The “Daijisen Japanese-Japanese Dictionary” (Latest Edition, 2012), a popular Japanese dictionary, is now available as an application for iPhone and iPad. The Daijisen dictionary is a perfect tool for studying the Japanese language, as it makes it possible to quickly, efficiently, and stresslessly search for many Japanese terms, include the latest buzzwords and new words. The dictionary has 257,000 entries, derived terms, and phrases.
[Easy-to-Read and Convenient Display and Search Function]
- The functions and display were designed with a simple and easy-to-read design, to make for rapid searching, allowing the user to immediately find the meaning and translations of terms.
- Forward searching is used to allow incremental searches of results. Includes horizontal tiling of the screen. Text can be displayed in three sizes, using pinching.
- Includes bookmark and resume functions.
- For search, Romanization cannot be used. Searches must be in hiragana, katakana or kanji. Searches can be performed without distinctions between unvoiced, voiced and semi-voiced consonants (for example, ta/da and ha/ba/pa), contracted sounds (kiyo/kyo), and geminated consonants (baku/bakku).
- Includes data of location for several terms, linked to Map application, and point the location.
[Easy-to-Read and Convenient Display and Search Function]
- The functions and display were designed with a simple and easy-to-read design, to make for rapid searching, allowing the user to immediately find the meaning and translations of terms.
- Forward searching is used to allow incremental searches of results. Includes horizontal tiling of the screen. Text can be displayed in three sizes, using pinching.
- Includes bookmark and resume functions.
- For search, Romanization cannot be used. Searches must be in hiragana, katakana or kanji. Searches can be performed without distinctions between unvoiced, voiced and semi-voiced consonants (for example, ta/da and ha/ba/pa), contracted sounds (kiyo/kyo), and geminated consonants (baku/bakku).
- Includes data of location for several terms, linked to Map application, and point the location.
Version history
18.4
2022-09-22
- Includes Daijisen Plus
"Daijisen Plus" is now bundled with "Daijisen".
Previously, "Daijisen Plus" was purchased as a separate bibliography through in-app purchases. This will be changed to the one included in the "Daijisen" data.
As a result, existing users will also be able to use "Daijisen Plus".
"Daijisen Plus" is now bundled with "Daijisen".
Previously, "Daijisen Plus" was purchased as a separate bibliography through in-app purchases. This will be changed to the one included in the "Daijisen" data.
As a result, existing users will also be able to use "Daijisen Plus".
18.3
2022-06-07
- Fixed an issue where some text would turn white in dark mode
18.2
2020-11-16
・iOS 14で発生する問題の修正
・画像のダウンロードに伴う問題の修正
・画像のダウンロードに伴う問題の修正
18.1.3
2018-04-28
- Fixed the problem of image tab
18.1.2
2018-04-19
- Changed color of the status bar
- Fixed the problems in the image screen
- Fixed the problems in the image screen
18.1.1
2017-12-28
- Fixed crash problem when it displays index screen.
18.1
2017-11-18
Dictionary data updated.
17.0
2014-04-27
Ver17.0
We have added 2,900 words, and the contents has reached 270,200 words total !!
We have added 2,900 words, and the contents has reached 270,200 words total !!
16.0
2014-01-09
Ver16.0 - Updated dictionary data (+2500 words).
15.1.3
2013-10-27
Bug fixed.
15.1.2
2013-10-11
Bug Fixed.
15.1.1
2013-10-07
Bug Fixed.
15.1
2013-09-26
iOS7 supported.
15.0
2013-09-07
Dictionary data was updated. By this update, the number of items became 264,800 words (+2,800) and the number of color images became 11,880 (+80), and the number of words with map display links became 11,700 words (+700 words).
14.0
2013-04-30
- Added 2,500 new words, total 262,500 words !!
- Revised 34,000 words.
- Bugs fixes.
- Revised 34,000 words.
- Bugs fixes.
13.0
2013-01-21
-Adding 2,600 words, such as the newest current-events term, the total number of items became 260,000 words.
-The problem which crashes when a store screen is displayed has been solved.
-The problem which crashes when a store screen is displayed has been solved.
12.1
2012-12-07
What's New in Ver12.1?
[General]
-Hand-wright recognition has improved.
-Some bugs fixed.
[iPhone]
-New UI for 4-inch display of iPhone5.
-Some new features added.
-Some bugs fixed.
[General]
-Hand-wright recognition has improved.
-Some bugs fixed.
[iPhone]
-New UI for 4-inch display of iPhone5.
-Some new features added.
-Some bugs fixed.
12.0
2012-10-26
The compatibility for iOS6 was improved.
1,700 words, include the newest current-events term, were added. The total 257,400 item numbers are the greatest in a similar dictionary.
1,700 words, include the newest current-events term, were added. The total 257,400 item numbers are the greatest in a similar dictionary.
11.1
2012-07-04
When it started from other applications, the fault as which the button which returns to a starting agency is not displayed was corrected.
11.0
2012-05-02
[General]
・The newest term 2,200 was added. The total number of items became 255,700 words. A color plate, map data, and a class word display item were enlarged.
[for iPhone/iPod touch]
・The layout of a handwriting screen has been improved.
[for iPad]
・The graphics of a button or a background image also corresponded to the high resolution display.
・The newest term 2,200 was added. The total number of items became 255,700 words. A color plate, map data, and a class word display item were enlarged.
[for iPhone/iPod touch]
・The layout of a handwriting screen has been improved.
[for iPad]
・The graphics of a button or a background image also corresponded to the high resolution display.
10.0.1
2012-03-20
- The "purchase history check" button was added to the store screen.
- The fault about a display was corrected.
- The "store" function in which contents can be added was prepared. Check please!
- The fault about a display was corrected.
- The "store" function in which contents can be added was prepared. Check please!
10.0
2012-02-22
[New Feature]
Add-On Store --- Now you can get the additional data-set from In-App Add-on Store!
Add-On Store --- Now you can get the additional data-set from In-App Add-on Store!
9.0.1
2011-11-09
In this release:
Minor bug fixes.
Minor bug fixes.
9.0
2011-10-17
Support iOS5.
8.0
2011-05-27
We have newly added 2,000 items, updated 10,000 items, and the number of total items reached over 250,000!! And also, added 1,000 location data, 650 visual images.
We have fixed the inter-App search function program.
We have fixed the inter-App search function program.
Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases
| Item | Price | iPhone/iPad | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| 大辞泉プラス (追加コンテンツ『大辞泉プラス』のダウンロード料金です。) |
Free |
DD550243519✱✱✱✱✱ | 7DEA237✱✱✱✱✱ |
| 日本の歳時記 ライト版 (追加コンテンツ『日本の歳時記』のダウンロード料金です。) |
Free |
DD913393471✱✱✱✱✱ | A3AE840✱✱✱✱✱ |
Ways to hack Daijisen Jpn-Jpn Dictionary
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Ratings
3 out of 5
2 Ratings
Reviews
john22222222,
NOT 329MB
I like this one but 891.4MB is too much... deleted.
tjader416,
Great reference tool
Beautiful design and easy to use. The write on the screen tool is also invaluable. The inclusion of hundreds of images is also nice but completely unnecessary in my opinion. I wish I could delete them to save space. The actual file size is close to 1 GB. For an entry level dictionary look elsewhere but if you want an in-depth Japanese dictionary then this is for you.
garrekds,
Horrible design
The app functions well, but I really don't like the "book" design. If I wanted to buy a book, I would buy a physical book. When I buy an app I expect it to be designed to use screen space efficiently. As of now, it wastes a lot of screen space. There are also too many gimmicky features that do not add to the dictionary. The galaxy orbiting word feature is small and hard to read. The visualizers are also not helpful. The developer should build an app that is useful with a clean design without any gimmicks.
Eddie Tragic,
Great dictionary!
Best Japanese dictionary on my iPhone, primarily because it has its own Japanese handwriting recognition, not relying on the native iPhone Chinese handwriting recognition. The Chinese handwriting recognition misses some (many?) Japanese kanji. Love this dictionary. Thank you very much!
Turish Angora,
Awesome App!!!
I love this App so much. It's very comprehensive and convenient. At first I didn't found the writing function but later on I finally discovered that. It surprised me. Highly recommend!!
ipodkangaeteru,
Good Application, But Font Sizes need to be increased
Hello! I love the new 7.1 update! It is very good. However, can you please add a new feature to increase the font size even more? The current settings are still hurting my eyes. Thank you so much
leuzh,
Love it!
A great app for Japanese learning, plus there always are updates coming with new words, total worth the money!
translation robot,
please update
The most attractive feature of this application is handwriting recognition, and it can no longer be used with OS4. Please update ASAP!
林檎ちゃん,
凄い！！
素晴らしい！！
Tekkster,
Wow
I don't write too many reviews about iPhone apps but this one is truly amazing.
First off, as of version 6.1 fully supports iPhone 4 and iOS 4.2.
There are a few really good Japanese dictionaries out there like Kotoba and Japanese, and those dictionaries have some great special features like Japanese certification practice/test features, example sentences, Japanese to English dictionaries, grammatical information, flash card systems with saved kanji, or stroke order or even pronunciation.
While Daijisen doesn't have the types of features listed above, Daijisen stands apart as a dictionary for Japanese neo-natives and natives. In sheer depth alone, Daijisen is the clear leader. While other dictionaries are akin to good sized paperback dictionaries, Daijisen feels more like a very large hard cover desk reference.
Some of the essential features include a full jinmei/chimei jiten (critical if you struggle name cards from people you meet), and surprisingly, full descriptions of very modern lingo like "twitter" as well as many modern Japanese colloquialisms. There's also a simple photo reference though that could benefit from more photos and some additional features. But the biggest feature is likely the proprietary hand-writing recognition. The other dictionaries require using the native Chinese character hand-writing recognition built into the iPhone which works okay but misses many common kanji no matter how cleanly or how many attempts I try. Daijisen's proprietary hand-writing recognition easily outclasses the iPhone native Chinese version and makes far fewer mistakes.
There is no Japanese to English dictionary, and romanized Japanese words won't be looked up (e.g. typing in "watashi" will yield no results). There is an Eiwa (English-Japanese) dictionary and that is very mission critical for me. Even better, there's a full Japanese thesaurus.
Daijisen is clearly designed for someone who is advanced enough to not need a dictionary geared towards non-Japanese. So clearly this isn't for everyone, but u won't find a more complete Japanese dictionary out there. As a neo-native I find that I need many of the features in other dictionaries like Kotoba or Japanese, but I also find those dictionaries lacking in some critical capabilities that only Daijisen can provide. So assuming you don't need the advanced JLPT and stroke order features of Japanese ($15.99), I highly recommend getting Kotoba (free) and Daijisen ($16.99) for neo-native Japanese language proficient individual.
First off, as of version 6.1 fully supports iPhone 4 and iOS 4.2.
There are a few really good Japanese dictionaries out there like Kotoba and Japanese, and those dictionaries have some great special features like Japanese certification practice/test features, example sentences, Japanese to English dictionaries, grammatical information, flash card systems with saved kanji, or stroke order or even pronunciation.
While Daijisen doesn't have the types of features listed above, Daijisen stands apart as a dictionary for Japanese neo-natives and natives. In sheer depth alone, Daijisen is the clear leader. While other dictionaries are akin to good sized paperback dictionaries, Daijisen feels more like a very large hard cover desk reference.
Some of the essential features include a full jinmei/chimei jiten (critical if you struggle name cards from people you meet), and surprisingly, full descriptions of very modern lingo like "twitter" as well as many modern Japanese colloquialisms. There's also a simple photo reference though that could benefit from more photos and some additional features. But the biggest feature is likely the proprietary hand-writing recognition. The other dictionaries require using the native Chinese character hand-writing recognition built into the iPhone which works okay but misses many common kanji no matter how cleanly or how many attempts I try. Daijisen's proprietary hand-writing recognition easily outclasses the iPhone native Chinese version and makes far fewer mistakes.
There is no Japanese to English dictionary, and romanized Japanese words won't be looked up (e.g. typing in "watashi" will yield no results). There is an Eiwa (English-Japanese) dictionary and that is very mission critical for me. Even better, there's a full Japanese thesaurus.
Daijisen is clearly designed for someone who is advanced enough to not need a dictionary geared towards non-Japanese. So clearly this isn't for everyone, but u won't find a more complete Japanese dictionary out there. As a neo-native I find that I need many of the features in other dictionaries like Kotoba or Japanese, but I also find those dictionaries lacking in some critical capabilities that only Daijisen can provide. So assuming you don't need the advanced JLPT and stroke order features of Japanese ($15.99), I highly recommend getting Kotoba (free) and Daijisen ($16.99) for neo-native Japanese language proficient individual.
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