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- Wikipedia
Comprehensive and informative online encyclopaedia;
free, no ads, and covers a wide range of topics.
- wissen.de
Hier finden Sie "alles": "Wissen A-Z", eine Chronik,
Links zu Wörterbüchern, ein Experten-Chat,
und interessante aktuelle [=current] Artikel.
- xipolis.net
Allows you to search an expanding database of currently
(12/2003) 50 reference works, including Der Brockhaus
in einem Band and miscellaneous other single-volume
reference works.
- freeglossary.com
Very informative online encyclopaedia with a growing
database of entries. Also available in English and
various other languages.
- aeiou
Austrian online encyclopaedia
- Marilyn
Huge searchable database of information on people,
books, films, song lyrics, countries, quotations...
- infomia.com
A multilingual work in progress compiled collaboratively
by German university students, currently (9/2004)
including over 140,000 entries. Academically oriented
in its choice of topics. Clicking on the categories
down the page did not get me very far, but the "Suche"
box produced good results.
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Find DINO's
list of reference sources on anything from trains
to soccer results to the weather by clicking on "Auskunft
und Wissen" on the main page.
- Börsenlexikon
(Dictionary of Stockbroking terminology)
- Akronyme/Acronyms
Searchable database of acronyms and abbreviations
in English and German.
- "Deutschsprachige
Wörterbücher" List of German-language
dictionaries on various specialized topics--primarily
dialects.
- Meyers
Lexikon - Das Wissen A-Z This page now refers
users to xipolis.net (see above) but perhaps access
to the comprehensive Meyers encyclopaedia will be
restored in the future.
- Wortschatz
Deutsch Amazing site that will give you lists
of synonyms and related words for any word you enter,
as well as usage examples and information on usage
frequency. The usage examples and frequency information
are also available in several other languages: English,
French, Dutch, Sorbian (not Serbian), Estonian and
Icelandic, as of 8/2004.
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