Kalimat

Explore one Arabic word each day with meanings, examples, and review.

Kalimat is for people who already speak Arabic and enjoy discovering more in words they know. This 14-day pilot offers one shared daily entry: a familiar word, a surprising meaning or concrete image, and an example connected to everyday life. Read it in the toolbar popup, or open its dedicated reading page from the popup link. Your browser's existing new-tab page stays unchanged. On the reading page, dismiss the full entry when you are finished and keep a compact reminder for that day. Reopen it whenever you want. Save words to revisit in Atlas, and try occasional recall prompts that you can skip. Saving a pilot word does not create a scheduled review backlog. After the fourteen entries, the approved collection repeats. Existing saved words, history and review records remain available. Atlas includes search, optional pronunciation, and JSON backup export and import. Website data stays separate from extension data. The daily pilot works offline and needs no account or source permissions. There are no analytics, tracking or sync services. Your profile stays in local browser storage. Optional online dictionary and source features require permission and may send queries or public titles to Wikimedia. Optional remote speech may send spoken text to your browser's speech provider. Dictionary links open external sites only when you choose them. The pilot's examples are original editorial writing, with dictionary references for its meanings. Older automatically sourced entries retain their source notices. Kalimat does not infer mastery or promise learning outcomes.