How do I connect Jisho to Lodol?

Authenticate Jisho once from your workspace and every action and trigger it supports becomes available to drop into a workflow. There is no glue code to write or maintain.

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Jisho

Dictionaries & LanguageTranslation

Look words up in Jisho, the online Japanese-English dictionary. Translate in either direction, get readings in kana, meanings, parts of speech, JLPT and WaniKani levels, search Japanese proper names, and filter by level, part of speech, usage or subject field, plus wildcard pattern searches for study lists and drills. No account or API key required. Jisho's word data comes from the JMdict and JMnedict dictionary files by Jim Breen and the Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group; every result links back to its entry on jisho.org so you can credit the source.

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Steps your workflow can run in Jisho.

Search the dictionarySearch Jisho for a word in English, Japanese or romaji and get every matching entry with its readings, meanings, parts of speech, JLPT level and WaniKani level.

Translate Japanese to EnglishLook up a Japanese word or phrase and get its reading in kana and its English meanings.

Translate English to JapaneseFind the Japanese words that mean a given English word or phrase, each with its kanji, its reading and its full set of meanings.

Search common wordsSearch only the words Jisho marks as common, leaving out the rare, archaic and specialist entries.

Search by JLPT levelList the vocabulary at one JLPT level, N5 through N1, on its own or narrowed by search text.

Search by WaniKani levelList the vocabulary taught at one WaniKani level, 1 to 60.

Search by part of speechSearch for words of one or more parts of speech: verbs, い-adjectives, counters, particles and the rest.

Search by subject fieldSearch the vocabulary of one subject field, from medicine and computing to law, food and sumo.

Search by usage or registerSearch by how a word is used: slang, honorific, humble, colloquial, archaic, onomatopoeic or four-character idiom.

Search Japanese namesLook up Japanese proper names (surnames, given names, places, railway stations, companies and more) and get each one's reading.

Search by patternSearch with wildcards, where * matches any run of characters and ? matches exactly one.

Advanced searchCombine any of Jisho's filters in one search: JLPT level, WaniKani level, part of speech, usage, subject field, name type and common-only.