Artha Dictionary For Ubuntu and Fedora Users

What is Artha Dictionary?

Artha dictionary is a famous digital dictionary for Ubuntu and Fedora users. No need to struggle to install the Wordweb dictionary in your Ubuntu or Fedora OS. You can use the free Artha dictionary which also have almost all same features in Wordweb. This article helps to use the Artha more easily more effectively.

If you don’t have install the Artha yet then you can go through the free link:

http://artha.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Download

Step 1: Open ‘Artha’:

We can open Atrha by: Applications >> Accessories >> Artha

Now we can see the window with options like look up field and simple/advanced mode toggle button and hotkey and notify options which we look in detail. Here you can search any English word or phrase.

Step 2: Artha Hotkey

This is the most interesting option in this application. When you click on the view/modify option then you will left with the window as shown in the figure. By default it has the option for hot key as Ctrl+Alt+W. Yes, it is true you can change this as you wish.

When you select some word from any article from internet or something else then simple press the Ctrl+Alt+W which will give you meaning of that word as a notification on top right side of your Desktop screen

Step 3: Checkout Remaining Features

After you entered any search key word the you are left with many options in the form of tabs at the left bottom of the window. These options include Synonyms, Antonyms, Derivatives, Attributes of, Similar, Kinds, Kind etc,.

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