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Multitran review

Freemium#33 of 39 in Online Dictionaries

A free online dictionary with subject indexes, phrase search, and word-form recognition.

5.9/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Multitran is an online bilingual dictionary for people who need to look up translations across selectable language pairs, especially users seeking subject-indexed Russian translation lookup. Its web service provides a word search interface and advanced search, while downloadable Windows software and an intranet version extend the product beyond the site. The online dictionary is available without a stated subscription price; paid full dictionary editions are also described.

Search depth is a defining strength. Entries are organized by subject, and the service supports translation searches for words and phrases in text. It can recognize Russian and English word forms, and phrase search can find dictionary phrases containing a specified word or group of words. These options suit translation research where context and terminology matter more than a simple one-word gloss. Buyers who need subject-oriented lookup or phrase exploration have more to work with than a basic bilingual search box.

Platform choice is mixed. The browser service is the straightforward fit for online lookup, while the Windows version adds the ability to contribute translations and edit dictionary entries. The vendor also describes an intranet edition for corporate networks, which may suit organizations that want dictionary access within their own environment. The published product information includes offline access, but no mobile apps are listed. Multitran is a sensible fit for desktop or web users who value Russian-language lookup, editable entries, and subject indexing; users who depend on current mobile apps or a transparent price for the full downloadable edition should consider alternatives that clearly meet those needs.

Multitran pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Search bilingual entries by subject across selectable language pairs
    • Find translations for words and phrases in text
    • Windows version supports adding translations and editing entries
  • Where it doesn't
    • Editable entries are limited to the Windows version
    • Full downloadable dictionary editions are paid
    • No mobile apps are listed

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