Sprawk uses the modern paradigm of semantic-centric language networks that represent links between words and meanings rather than just pair of words.Thus all possible representations of a certain meaning are linked together.
The site provides a powerful interface to explore, learn and use language.
Translate
Translate text from and to any combination of languages supported by Sprawk. This tool contains feedback menus to assist you in customising and modifying the translation to match your style, audience and context.
Translate Word
Translate the word and get all possible translations grouped by topic and context words, and with examples.
About Languages
Language profiles include speaker statistics, common words, newspapers, and other sources.
Compare words
Compare words in the same language to see an overview of related frequency, definitions, examples and context words. This tool is useful for authors deciding which word to use.
Anagrams
Search for of words and phrases in any language.
Change Capitalisation
This tool performs intelligent language-sensitive capitalisation. It supports Middle Eastern and Asian languages and fonts.
Current Stats
Contains 12,266,307 words and 5,556,731 meanings
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Sprawk is an online application that lets you improve your use of language, be it by increasing your vocabulary, finding good examples, or looking up translations. It also helps you translate your documents online.
The sprawk database records the relationship between words and meanings, which helps you to explore a language, understand ambiguity, and choose the right word every time.
Sprawk lets you explore down to the meaning level, seeing definitions in different languages, related words and examples of the words in use.
Sprawk's powerful search helps you to find the right word, phrase or even a dictionary definition.
By signing up to Sprawk, you can set your own preferences for searching, and maintain your own wordlists and even ask our expert questions on grammar and word use.
