Dictionary Links Quick-Reference List,

With Special Attention to Specific Foreign Languages such as German, Japanese

Topics Covered:

French-English-French	French<-->English
German-English-German	German<-->English
Japanese-English-Japanese	Japanese<-->English
Swedish-English-Swedish	Swedish<-->English
Other-English-Other / Miscellaneous	(e.g. Spanish<->German)

French-English-French

ARTFL French-English: About 75,000 terms. Probably not being updated.
At University of Chicago.
"Google Directory - Reference > Dictionaries > World Languages > F > French "

German-English-German

LEO: "LEO - Link Everything Online"
An Online Service by Informatik der Technischen Universität München
"Some Specialized German/English Dictionaries On Line"
"Google Directory - Reference > Dictionaries > World Languages > G > German "

Japanese-English-Japanese

Jim Breen's WWWJDIC Japanese-English Dictionary Server (Monash University Site): A wide range of input options. Pick a mirror near you.
Jeffrey's Japanese<->English Dictionary - Gateway: Supports a very broad range of browser (in)capabilities.

Swedish-English-Swedish

The Swedish Schoolnet: Lexin - Swedish-English dictionary: Provided by Sweden's National Agency for Education.
Also includes links to Swedish-Bosnian, -Croatian, -Finnish, -Greek, -Spanish, -Russian.

Miscellaneous

DIX: Deutsch-Spanisch Wörterbuch: German<-->Spanish dictionary. Over 100,000 definitions. Interessant und nützlich!
http://directory.google.com/Top/Reference/Dictionaries/World_Languages/: Many resources of varying size and utility.
The Internet Dictionary Project: Online lookup and downloadable files for multiple language-to-language dictionaries.
'Royalty-free, but not copyright-free.' (Still online as of mid-2009, althrough updating ended as of early 2007.)
WOD (Webster's Online Dictionary): Philip M. Parker's snowballing dictionary project. Parker is building lexicons of varying sizes in hundreds of languages, using various out-of-copyright and public domain sources. Uses English as a "pivot point" / lingua franca / intermediate language.
The lexicon's format and data processing methods don't necessarily handle noun gender very gracefully. For example, I may look up "Fisch" but have trouble finding out the gender(s) of Fisch.

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