Cambridge Dictionaries online  © Cambridge University Press 1999
proncunciation guide in IPA -  probably the best on-line dictionary to date

Miriam Webster Dictionary  with pronunciation guides in a new ASCII notation [&= schwa] [see below]
http://www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/mweb
Webster's Weekly Homepage

Modern English to Old English  English=englisc, ship=scip, c=ch,  eye=eage
[short history of English]  Vowel-shift  http:// 

Etymological Dictionary -  not comprehensive, only  a limited number of words 
Bailey's http://www.groveware.com/~lee/texts/NathanBailey/mozilla/ 
Definition of Etymology http://webster.searchopolis.com/Mwed00000081.html 
 

Robert Beard's Dictionary http://www.yourdictionary.com/
Multiple links to all kinds of dictionaries - source of link image
 

Afabets n da pronanciation of English
 

Search for other dictionaries using several search engines

he following search utility includes 5 search engines - enter your key word, select a search engine, click GO Search for:using: YahooMSNAltaVistaInfoseekLycosSnap

Search Engines

One of the first to pull away from the pack was Ask Jeeves in 1997; a search engine that answers your questions by directing you to a page with the answer. Also launched in 1997, GoTo sells top search engine listings. You can pay to be found higher in the search results (among non-paid listings). Google is a little different because it makes use of link popularity to rank web sites, which can be a good filter on general searches. In 1999, iWon started something very unique: It gives away monthly prizes (as advertised on TV). 

Now Fact City has a new spin: A fact-finding engine that gives facts on demand when used on search engine portals or other high-profile properties like sports and entertainment sites. It's a whole new dimension of search availability. Not a destination site, but rather, it's a service integrated into the existing search engines and portals to enhance the user experience. This fact-finding engine responds to questions with actual facts and statistics, not hyperlinks. This new tool can deliver relevant answers, which is fantastic because data can be imported from remote offline databases. However, as a product or service search, it may become difficult to distinguish the corporate sponsors pushing their goods from non-biased consumer search data. 

Search resources:  Submit-It.com    Netscape     __

NET GLOSSARY http://wwli.com/translation/netglos/glossary/glossary.html

Internet Dictionary

http://users.otenet.gr/~vamvakos/multilingual.htm

http://www.itu.int/search/wais/Termite/   Telecommunications Terms 

English Spanish Dictionary       Spanish Home Page    Spanish Pronunciation    Spanish Letters     500 words

Hieroglyphics

Psycholinguistics Phonesthemes
 

Phonesthemes /st/ is stable, stalwart, staunch, steadfast, steady,       stolid, stout, and sturdy.  /st/ is starchy, steely, stern, stiff-necked, stubborn,       and stuffy.

/st/ stalls, stays, sticks, stops, stubs, stumps, &      stanches.  /st/ stamps, stampedes, starts, startles, steps,      stimulates, stings, stirs, stomps, storms, and stuns. /k/ calls, coughs, cackles, kicks, cuffs, and kisses.

Where's That From?  http://www.intuitive.com/origins/ 
 

Old English [PDF file}<http://faculty.washington.edu/stevickr/graphotactics/sounds_contents.html>. 
Old and Middle English page
Ye Olde English Sayings  http://www.rootsweb.com/~genepool/sayings.htm 
Word Detective, The  http://www.word-detective.com/ 
Word Site  http://www.arcanadev.com/wordsite/ 
Word for Word  http://www.peg.apc.org/~toconnor/welcome.html 
Origin of English, The  http://www.islandnet.com/~edonon/english.html 
Behindthename.com
Etymology List  http://www.westegg.com/etymology/ 
Incredible Etymologies  http://ww1.comteck.com/~revenger/words.html 
Martha Barnett's Fun Words http://www.funwords.com/ 
Wilton's Etymologies
Sanskrit

Latin Resources

Latin
Latin course
[A guide to Latin culture]
[A guide to Latin grammar]
[A guide to Latin vocabulary]
[A second guide to Latin vocabulary]
[A guide to a Latin text and its translation]
Pop culture and song lyrics
Mythology - Names of the gods

University of Michigan Library

PHONOLOGY

IPA Vowels Pronunciation Guide http://www2.arts.gla.ac.uk/IPA/vowels.html 

Multi-lingual phonology SAMPA
Phonetics

Old Technology - The Classic Media Project 
 

Bilinguial Education Center - DOE

Bablefish from Alta-Vista
 

Online language translators http://rivendel.com/~ric/resources/dictionary.html 
Xerox language locators http://www.rxrc.xerox.com/research/mltt/Tools/guesser.html 
freetype

ETV Glossary
History of the Alphabet and the Ugarit Cuneiform Script
Links http://web.idirect.com/~nfhome/links1.htm 
 http://hjs.geol.uib.no/html/htmlibrd/htmlibrd.htm HTML help 
Map this http://www.mediatec.com/ 
PERL and CGI 
Unicode Shavian
        http://www.coolboard.com/index.cfm?mc=BA0041 
Unicode PMF pictographic monofon
        monoline characters because these are quicker to write
        pictographic sound signs because these are eaier to remember
        pictografic saund s'ynz bicoz thiz ar iziyr tu remembr.

signs science  s'ynz s'yns   sainz saiyns

Eine zwei drei vier fünf sechs sieben acht neun zehn elf zwölf 

Translators

http://www.freetranslation.com/

http://www.babylon.com/online/

BABBLEFISH 

Lojban Orthography 
Latin-1

Merriam Webster Pronunciation Symbols [24 sound signs]

\&\ as a and u in abut  \&\ as e in kitten  \&r\ as ur/er in further  \a\ as a in ash  \A\ as a in ace  \ä\ as o in mop  \au\ as ou in out  \ch\ as ch in chin	\e\ as e in bet  \E\ as ea in easy  \g\ as g in go  \i\ as i in hit  \I\ as i in ice  \j\ as j in job  \[ng]\ as ng in sing  \O\ as o in go	\o\ as aw in law  \oi\ as oy in boy  \th\ as th in thin  \th]\ as th in the  \ü\ as oo in loot  \u\ as oo in foot  \y\ as y in yet  \zh\ as si in vision

Notation in alphabetical order  sof&  &go   prefer sof'a  'ago as below
Where is Sh?

Englisc Pronunciation Symbols

\'a\ as a and u in abut  \'e\ as e in kitten  \'r\ as ur/er in further  \ae\ as a in ash  \ey\ as a in ace & they \ä\ as o in mop  \au\ as ou in out*  \ch\ as ch in chin	\e\ as e in bet  \i\ as ea in easy & frito \g\ as g in go  \i\ as i in hit  \ai\ as i in ice  \j\ as j in job /dzh/ \ng\ as ng in sing  \ow\ as o in go  \o\ as /aw/ in cost, all  \ao\ also OK for law \o\ as o in cost	\oi\ as oy in boy  \ou\ aw-oo   out dupl  \sh\ as sh in ship \th\ as th in thin  \th'\ as th in the  \ü\ as oo in food  \w\ as oo in foot  \y\ as y in yet & very \zh\ as si in vision

*ou [aw=oo] can also be used for /au/.  *ow cannot.  town has to be respelled as taun 

Distance Educator http://www.Distance-Educator.com/