About Typhon
Typhon is an e-book reader with the added capability of dictionary lookup for the Japanese language. If you ever used Rikaichan or Perapera-kun, you know what this is about. It ships with three dictionaries : edict and...
Typhon is an e-book reader with the added capability of dictionary lookup for the Japanese language. If you ever used Rikaichan or Perapera-kun, you know what this is about. It ships with three dictionaries : edict and wordnet, kanjidic and enamdict for vocabulary, kanji and names lookup. But you can also leverage the EPWING dictionaries that you own by configuring then in the settings. It also integrates with Anki to allow you to save cards from a vocabulary entry with the context sentence from the book.
Here is a list of the features:
- Vocabulary lookup based on Edict
- Japanese Names lookup based on Enamdict
- Kanji lookup based on Kanjidic (slightly modified to accommodate Heisig index from the 6th version as well)
- Entries displayed with color coding
- Kanji lookup of an edict entry (short click on it)
- Automatic import of an entry as a flashcard in AnkiDroid if installed. It adds also the context sentence in the flashcard. (long click on the entry)
- Kanji entries display the Heisig frame number so that you know if you learned a kanji or not (surprisingly useful if you used the excellent remembering the kanji book)
- Possibility to switch between Heisig 4th and 6th numbering
- Possibility to zoom in on the entries
- Support for wordnet
- Support for EPWING
If you're wondering why I added a kanji lookup on an edict entry, I think it is useful when you get a match with a hiragana word in the text but in kanji in Edict and you're wondering what is this kanji that you saw previously somewhere.
Credits:
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Typhon is a fork of PageTurner integrating some elements of JadeReader which in turns has ported some of its features from rikaichan. And rikaichan uses Jim breen's Edict, Enamdict and Kanjidic. So it makes also use of rikaichan's deinflector data and logic without which you would not be able to search an inflected verb in a text.
- PageTurner: http://www.pageturner-reader.org/
- JadeReader: https://bitbucket.org/rayzhou/jaderead-restart
- Polarcloud: http://www.polarcloud.com/
- Jim breen's page: http://nihongo.monash.edu/japanese.html
Since I modified quite a lot the original dictionary code from JadeReader, I decided to publish it as a Java library called JRikai adding support for Kanjidic amongst other things.
This work is published under the GPLv3 license following the compatibility rules with the licenses used by the software Typhon is based on.
Source code:
Typhon :https://github.com/benjamarle/typhon.git
JRikai : https://github.com/benjamarle/jrikai.git
Previous Versions
Here you can find the changelog of Typhon since it was posted on our website on 2019-10-25 13:26:17.
The latest version is 1.5.2 and it was updated on 2024-04-22 13:00:15. See below the changes in each version.
Typhon version 1.5.2
Updated At: 2016-10-14
Changes: + Experimental furigana support (activate in the settings),Bug fix for furigana :,- The color of the furigana is taken from the color of the text,- The can have several tags now
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