myTibetan dictionary

myTibetan is a comprehensive Tibetan dictionary and translation tool for students, scholars, translators, and Buddhist practitioners. Search across 19 dictionaries, analyze whole sentences word by word, and study in Wylie, Tibetan Unicode, or English - all completely offline. Completely rebuilt from the ground up for version 3.0 with a modern interface, faster search, and powerful new features. DICTIONARY SEARCH - Search by Wylie transliteration, Tibetan Unicode, or English - Results from up to 19 dictionaries displayed simultaneously - Search terms highlighted in results and detail descriptions - Tap any result to see full descriptions from all dictionary sources - Share entries via clipboard, Google Translate, or your notes app SENTENCE ANALYSIS - Paste or type Tibetan text or Wylie transliteration - Automatic word-by-word breakdown with definitions - Each word shows source dictionaries and full descriptions - Perfect for reading practice and translation work CUSTOMIZATION - Dark and light themes with system preference detection - Adjustable font size (50% to 200%) - Control how many results appear per dictionary (1-100) - Enable or disable individual dictionaries to focus your search - Optional auto-focus search on launch INCLUDED DICTIONARIES - [IW+RY] Ives Waldo & Rangjung Yeshe - 145,611 entries - [MTE] Monlam Tibetan-English - 76,838 entries - [MTT] Monlam Tibetan-Tibetan - 55,124 entries - [BGT] Bod rGya Tshig mDzod Chen Mo - 53,798 entries - [MET] Monlam English-Tibetan - 36,126 entries - [JH] Jeffrey Hopkins - 18,441 entries - [DKT] Dung dKar Tshig mDzod Chen Mo - 13,295 entries - [84000] 84000 Translation Project Glossary - 4,959 entries - [NS] Negi Sanskrit - [DM] Dan Martin - [84000 Skt] 84000 Sanskrit - [84000 Dict] 84000 Dictionary - [AB] Alexander Berzin - [AB Def] Alexander Berzin Definitions - [TTP] Tibetan Terminology Project - [CT] Computer Terms - [JHT] Hopkins Tibetan Tenses - [RB] Richard Barron - [VERBS] Nathan W. Hill Verbinator WORKS OFFLINE All dictionaries are bundled with the app. No internet connection required for search or sentence analysis. Thanks and enjoy your Tibetan!