The plugin is amazing. Thanks for having created it.
When I try to add a new note of a phrasal verb (for example " get on"), it wouldn’t work whereas it works perfectly for one-words words. Is there a workaround for that?
This is great. I noticed there is an Origin section in the Look Up pane but that doesn’t seem to be a variable that you can include in new notes created by the plugin. Is that true or am I overlooking something? Thanks.
This is very cool - thanks for creating it! Would it be possible to add the ability to use a local copy of the 1913 Webster’s Dictionary (available here https://s3.amazonaws.com/jsomers/dictionary.zip )? I was inspired by this article (You’re probably using the wrong dictionary) to check that dictionary for nuanced use of language. I would LOVE to be able to do the sidebar lookup against that dictionary through your plugin.
Is this plugin able to lookup definitions from Local Dictionary Builder?
I’ve added a couple of notes with discipline-specific definitions into the Local Dictionary Folder, yet the plugin produces nothing on them through lookup
Hello,
Sorry to bother you but after several tries I still don’t understand how to create my own dictionary through the plugin. If anyone can help me with screenshots if possible.
I found the plugin has not been updated for several years, the Google API is no longer valid, and can you allow users to add their own APIs, such as Merriam Webster Dictionary, thank you, I see that you did not reply to the questions on github, so I came here to find you!
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Here it is, friend. CursorAI and I worked together to curate the dictionary you shared so it renders properly in Obsidian. I truly appreciate you sharing this resource; both the dictionary and the link to the article (You’re probably using the wrong dictionary) were incredibly helpful. I’m from Mexico and enjoy reading in both languages, and this dictionary offered such a refreshing perspective on word definitions. Modern dictionaries often make it feel like society has diluted our humanity too much—we’ve lost the graceful sufficiency in things. Instead, they now exist in extremes, and extremes can be as sharp as a razor’s edge.
