KBM collaborates with Shabdkosh.com for Konkani dictionary website, apps


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Panaji, Apr 20: Konkani Bhasha Mandal (KBM), Goa in collaboration with Shabdkosh.com has started an online Konkani dictionary. The dictionary offers a collection of 25,000 words in English to Konkani dictionary. The vocabulary database will be updated regularly. The dictionary is available on the website as well as the app of Shabdkosh.com free of cost.

Shabdkosh.com, a website originally conceptualised, designed and implemented by Maneesh Soni, has a unique collection of Hindi, Marathi, Kannada, Gujarati, Bengali, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam dictionaries. Now, Konkani language is also available on this platform. Its services are used by over 10 million people around the world every month.   

The president of the Konkani Bhasha Mandal, Chetan Acharya thanked Shabdkosh.com for accepting the proposal of KBM and making this dream come true. He also appreciated the efforts of students of the Department of Konkani, Government College of Arts, Science and Commerce and translators associated with the Konkani Bhasha Mandal to make this online dictionary a reality. 

Acharya further added that now Konkani words will be easily accessible to the students, translators and others across the world with the help of this website and app. The KBM with the help of Shabdkosh.com, further intends to incorporate Konkani-Konkani dictionary, English to Konkani sentences and Konkani quotes in a phased manner.

Founder of Shabdkosh.com, Maneesh Soni said that it has been a pleasure to work with KBM to enable Konkani language dictionary website and apps for the users in India and around the world. He added that we will continue to work together and improve the Konkani language offerings.

The Konkani Dictionary Apps may be installed from Google Play Store and iOS App Store.

  

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  • N. P. Prabhu, Honnavar resident of Pune

    Wed, Jul 08 2020

    I am interested in this dictionary

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  • Elifio De Souza, Mississauga Ontario Canada

    Mon, Apr 27 2020

    Excellent - like it very much - who said that "Konkani is a dying language?-- we must keep it ALIVE by speaking it as & whenever possible. In the Foreign Country you live - KEEP THE KONKANI LANGUAGE AVIVE FOR EVER

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  • Antony D' Souza, Nada Padukone Kundapur/Bangalore India.

    Thu, Apr 23 2020

    This is very good konkani is my mother tong, God bless you, ( DEVE BOREN KERUN ) I was using always 1) Kannada 2) Marati 3)Hindi 4)Malayalam 5)Tamil 6) Thelugu 7) English . Now i will give 1st preperance to konkani.

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  • Dr.Cajetan Coelho, Goa, India

    Mon, Apr 20 2020

    Amchi Konkani language is a Wisdom Bank. It has a rich deposit of words, sayings, proverbs, and thought patterns from Goa, coastal Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Kerala. Konkani Bhasha Mandal is doing fine. Viva Konkani.

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  • Sheryl, Navelim

    Mon, Apr 20 2020

    Good initiative

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