Translation Glossaries from the Web

Multilingual Glossary of Materials Testing Terms. From English to Russian, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Turkish, Chinese, Japanese and Korean.

Multilingual dictionary to translate from English into Afrikaans, Estonian, Icelandic, Polish, Swedish, Arabic, Farsi, Indonesian, Portuguese Brazil, Thai, Bulgarian, Finnish, Italian, Portuguese Portugal, Turkish, Chinese Simplified, French, Japanese, Romanian, Ukrainian, Chinese Traditional, German, Korean, Russian, Urdu, Croatian, Greek, Latvian... View more

Website texts of explanations are in Chinese and English. Contains usage, toxicity / warning, Latin names, common names of herbs and more. LATIN > PINYIN > CHINESE PINYIN > CHINESE > LATIN In some cases, prononciations in other languages are given, such as: Japanese, Korean, Cantonese.

Government Official Glossary on Patent, Intellectual Property

English and Korean general medical terms

Korean translation of English chemical terms in general

This site is a privately run website and is completely unrelated to the NIH(National institute of health), Stedmans.com, MedicineNet.com, Merck.com, Drugs.com, WebMD.com. Although the engine was designed from the start for accuracy, search results are returned through a META search and possibly some words or data may be left out or incorrect. ... View more

This site offers a partial English translation of Korean ceramic terms.

The site offers the English translation and the romanization of Korean studies terms.

The Thesaurus of Korean Historical Terms is a reference for looking up terms effectively. It contains index and search words, and also defines various relations (similar, related, and hierarchical) between terms.

This site offers English and Korean terms for civil engineering.

Online, browsable football glossary in 17 languages: Arabic, Portuguese (European / Brazilian), Spanish, English, French, Italian, Serbo-Croatian, Ukranian, Korean, Japanese, Dutch, Persian, Polish, Swedish, Czech.

General Dictionary

This index comprises about 10000 names for far more than 100 spices and herbs. English and German names will be found for every spice, as well as the Latin terms used by Botanists and (if of medical use) in pharmaceutical science. For the more common spices, I give names in practically all European languages; for more obscure s... View more

Type your Korean words or whole sentence in the box, and it will give you correct spellings with explanations.

Useful set of links to business-related dictionary resources: both monolingual English and bilingual between English and Chinese, Czech, French, German, Italian, Korean, Polish, Russian and Spanish. There is a a set of links to multilingual resources

Buddhism,India, China, Korea, Japan, Tibet

Korean Travel language

Complete text "Minding Your Own Business: A Guide to Starting a Business in Queens" in English, Spanish, Chinese, and Korean, which includes a glossary.