diglossa.js is a desktop application for reading and editing books with parallel texts. Here you see examples using contextual dictionaries in many languages, created using this tool.
Enter a word or a word or two. Use shift-mouse-wheel to change the language, and click on the example text to collapse / expand the example
diglossa.js - a tool for a slow reading
diglossa.js - desktop application for Window, MacOS, and Linux
diglossa.js - desktop application - free, open source, it has free GNU GPL license, modular structure and intuitive interface. It can be used simply as a convenient and powerful reader of any e-books, including multilingual ones with parallel texts. But it can also be used as a book structure editor. Plugins allow you to use any language other than the widely used
diglossa.js - made on a basis of .dgl e-book format, similar to .epub, but based not on html, but markdown
diglossa.js - application for a) reading and b) editing the structure of e-books in .dgl format
in the diglossa.js application no linguistics is used, no assumptions about the so-called "language theory" are made. Only fair comparison and conversion of the strings is used. If you imagine the current trend in the development of automatic translation systems and artificial intelligence, and mentally reverse it just for the opposite one, you will get an indication of exactly diglossa.js as a result. Plugins allow you to use any required linguistic functionality
the goal of diglossa.js is not studying a language, but understanding the author of the text, i.e. conversation with the author. Not linguistics, but hermeneutics
https://context.reverso.net, and national corpora of languages, for example https://ruscorpora.ru. But diglossa.js offers the hungry not fish, but a fishing rod