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This Hebrew-Russian-Hebrew bidirectional dictionary for Nokia Series 60 contains 51 398 entries (0,7Mb):

This dictionary is based on SlovoEd multi-language dictionary engine, one of the most popular and complete software dictionary solutions for Symbian OS (Nokia Series 60, Nokia 9500 / 9300 / 9210 / 9290 Communicator, Nokia 7710, Sony Ericsson P910 / P900 / P800 and other).

With easy to use interface, quality dictionary databases from well-known linguistic companies and powerful compression technology, SlovoEd Nokia Series 60 software dictionary provides quick translation for many thousands of words and can be used everywhere. With SlovoEd software for Nokia Series 60 you can learn new foreign words with special methods, improve your pronunciation by listening to the words with talking module and create your own word bases.

Hebrew-Russian-Hebrew dictionary features for everyone:

for tourists and travellers

• Low memory consumption, powerful compression technology that enables high data compression ratio (100,000 entries in 600 KB) with high access rate

for students and language learners

• Phonetic transcriptions and usage examples in many Nokia Series 60 dictionaries
• Two special methods to facilitate the learning of new foreign words specially designed for language learners
• Dictionary interface and manuals are available in English and Russian

for specialists

• Possibility to install several dictionaries at the same time (for example, Hebrew - Russian ? Hebrew dictionary, English explanatory dictionary with extended thesauruses and abbreviation/acronyms dictionary)
• Possibility to create your own dictionary database
• Five different color solution for dictionary interface

for crosswords and word puzzle solvers

• Search module: if you have some doubts about word spelling, you can search for this word using "?" and "*" symbols instead of doubtful letters

The trial version is FREE OF CHARGE and has no limitations in functionality