Bilingual dictionary lookup and translation validation for kasahorow Fellows.
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https://nabanya.kasahorow.com/mcp2 tools · 198mslookup_wordLook up a word in the kasahorow dictionary (WOAKA). fl = your language, tl = the language of the word. Returns definitions with parts of speech.Look up a word in the kasahorow dictionary (WOAKA). fl = your language, tl = the language of the word. Returns definitions with parts of speech.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| fl* | string | Your language, ISO code (e.g. 'en'). |
| tl* | string | The word's language, ISO code (e.g. 'ak', 'sw'). |
| word* | string | The word or short phrase to look up. |
validate_translationValidate a translation with nabanya, the Connection Validator: it confirms your words transmit their feelings in the reader's language. It never rewrites your words. This is a PAID reading (N1 $15, N2 $10, N3 $5, N4 $3): the reply gives you the payment link and your report link. When the payment cl…Validate a translation with nabanya, the Connection Validator: it confirms your words transmit their feelings in the reader's language. It never rewrites your words. This is a PAID reading (N1 $15, N2 $10, N3 $5, N4 $3): the reply gives you the payment link and your report link. When the payment cl…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| product | string | Which reading. N1 ($15) validates a finished pair and needs a translation. N4 ($3) validates ONE word: put the word in `source` and leave `translation` empty.… |
| reader* | string | The reader's language, ISO code (e.g. 'sw'). |
| source* | string | Your original writing. For N4, the single word instead. |
| translation | string | The translation to validate. N1 only. |
| writer* | string | The writer's language, ISO code (e.g. 'en'). |
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Bilingual dictionary lookup and translation validation for kasahorow Fellows.
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