Click on the search link below to search the 91,000+ word Mirad<->English Dictionary in either language direction. This search method invokes an external web program that is the most up-to-date.
Once you are on the non-Wiki Mirad Dictionary query page, you can get back here by pressing the back arrow on your browser. You can also make the link a separate browser tab or window and consult it that way.
Note that you cannot edit the dictionary. If you see a mistake, an omission, or have a suggestion for creating a new word or expression, you can leave me a message on my discussion page.
Notice that in this external interface, the search direction is English->Mirad each time you search unless you specifically change it to Mirad->English.
Notice also that seaches are exact matches unless you precede or follow the search term with the regular expression .*. For example, the input .*dib in the Mirad->English search direction will find every Mirad expression ending in dib. By the same token, red.*tion in the English-Mirad direction will find every expression that begins with red and ends in tion. Simply put, .* represents an stretch of unknown letters, spaces, or other characters.
If you know regular (regex) expressions, other patterns like [^rl] (= not containing an r or l) can be used.
You can also look up words in the Mirad Lexicon. This is fairly static, as this dictionary is not updated that often. The advantage is that you can click on a link to get back to Mirad Grammar.
In another, separate, but related, Wikibook entitled Mirad Thesaurus you can find Mirad vocabulary arranged thematically. The problem is that this book can get outdated quickly.
