Fujiten is a Japanese dictionary application made with the flutter framework.

Definition and kanji comes from the EDICT dictionary, compiled as a database from the edict_database project.

or get the APK from the Releases Section

Setup

In order to fujiten to work, the Expression Database and the Kanji Database are needed.

The databases can be downloaded and installed from fujiten via the "settings/databases menu or by downloading the database manually from https://github.com/odrevet/edict_database

Top menu

Bars

Access the settings menu.

The settings menu allow you to download the dictionaries, set brightness and read legal information.

Insert

Radicals <>

Will match kanji composed with the selected radicals

Kanji character Ⓚ

Will match any kanji

Kana character ㋐

Will match a hiragana/katakana character

Joker .*

Any match

Convert

In case your device is not equipped with a Japanese input keyboard, fujiten can convert Latin character (romaji) to hiragana or katakana.

Lowercase romaji will be converted to hiragana, uppercase romaji will be converted to katakana.

Kotoba / Kanji search

When Kotoba is selected, fujiten will search for expression.

When Kanji is selected, fujiten will search for kanji.

Clear

Clear the input field.

Search

Run the search.

Tips

• Search are performed with regular expression, quantifiers “{}” and meta-characters like “.” and others can be use

• Use search by radical < > when searching for an expression which you do not know a kanji but recognize some of it’s radical example: ＜化＞

• When no results, add “.*” at the beginning or the end of your search

Platforms

The Android releases are build from the main branch using the sqflite package to access the databases.

The Linux releases are build from the sqlite3 branch using the sqlite3 package to access the databases.

Fujiten may be build for Windows, Mac and IOS but I cannot provide release for those OS at this moment.