Observed arrival · 2026-11-15
TANAO puts the Bima dictionary in an offline app
The site presents an Android dictionary for Bima (Nggahi Mbojo) and Indonesian, alongside language-learning and cultural features.
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- Bima-language learners, researchers, and Dou Mbojo speakers
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- The site attributes its dictionary entries to a 1985 Kamus Bima–Indonesia published by Indonesia’s language-development agency.
Field notes
The homepage says its dictionary data comes from a 1985 reference by Mansyur Ismail, Muhidin Azis, M. Saleh Yakub, and others. It also advertises an offline Room Database, support for the letters ḅ and ḍ, and practice features including a simulated conversation set around Pasar Amahami. These are descriptions on the site, not independently verified app behavior.
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