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  • Nov 6, 2026, 11:34 AM

    Accessible electronic braille dictionary: here's a message I posted to a list I am on. Perhaps those with braille displays may find it helpful. I know this is a public domain dictionary that people can edit, but hey, it's a possibility. See the following message: Hi, all. I have been looking for an accessible dictionary that I can load onto my Braille display, including the Monarch and Brailliant BI X models. I was checking out the offerings on SeeingHands.org website. Wiktionary is there in various versions, file sizes and Braille tables. I know anyone can edit the dictionary, but hey, it's a great source! I found the 10 MB files in grade 2 UEB took roughly about a minute or so to open on my Monarch. However, the 2MB files took about 10 seconds to open. Each file's name has the beginning and ending word for that dictionary file. There are 91 or so files. If you'd like other formats like ePub, BRL, etc., they are available. Here's the link to the Wiktionary Concise and its options. Thanks to Seeing Hands for making this available!
    Https://projects.seeinghands.o

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