Edo Language Dictionary
Edo Language Dictionary Summary
Edo Language Dictionary is a ad-supported, with in-app purchases Android app in the Education category, developed by 3eTechnologies. First released 6 years ago(Apr 2019), the app has accumulated 23.9K+ total installs and 165 ratings with a 4.00★ (good) average rating.
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Store info: Last updated on Google Play on Jan 6, 2026 .
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Ratings: 165
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App Description
Edo language dictionary app. 8000+ words, audio, interactive games...
🌍 Preserve and Learn Edo – Anytime, Anywhere!
The Edo Language Dictionary is the first and only digital dictionary dedicated to the Edo language—spoken by the Benin people of Edo State, Nigeria. Whether you're a language enthusiast, heritage speaker, or curious learner, this app is your essential companion for discovering and preserving the Edo language.
📖 Key Features:
Over 8,000 Entries: A rich collection of Edo and English words with clear definitions and translations.
Bidirectional Search: Easily look up words in either English or Edo—great for all learners and speakers.
Audio Pronunciations: Hear native Edo speakers pronounce selected words to master tone and pronunciation.
Interactive Word Matching Game: Practice your vocabulary with a fun drag-and-drop game! Match the right image with the correct Edo word to reinforce learning.
Themed Word Categories: Learn to say, write, and pronounce:
Days of the week
Numbers
Animal names
Fruits & vegetables
Body parts
...and more!
Clean, Ad-Free Experience: 100% ad-free—no interruptions while you learn.
One-Time Purchase: Pay once, own it for life. No subscriptions, no hidden costs.
🎓 Whether you're reconnecting with your roots, teaching your children, or picking up Edo for the first time, this app brings language and culture together in one engaging experience.
📲 Download now and take part in keeping the Edo language alive—for today and future generations.
A ma ze evbuomwan a wiri.
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