POST /1/dictionaries/{dictionaryName}/search

Searches for standard and custom dictionary entries.

Servers

Path parameters

Name Type Required Description
dictionaryName String Yes

Dictionary type in which to search.

Possible values:

  • "plurals"
  • "stopwords"
  • "compounds"

Request headers

Name Type Required Description
Content-Type String Yes The media type of the request body.

Default value: "application/json"

Request body fields

Name Type Required Description
page Integer No

Page of search results to retrieve.

Default value: 0

query String Yes

Search query.

hitsPerPage Integer No

Number of hits per page.

Default value: 20

language String No

ISO code for a supported language.

Possible values:

  • "eu"
  • "pt-br"
  • "ky"
  • "fo"
  • "ku"
  • "ns"
  • "bg"
  • "ps"
  • "qu"
  • "no"
  • "tr"
  • "id"
  • "tn"
  • "cy"
  • "nb"
  • "en"
  • "lt"
  • "mr"
  • "uz"
  • "af"
  • "sv"
  • "pt"
  • "mn"
  • "ca"
  • "ro"
  • "sq"
  • "mi"
  • "az"
  • "ga"
  • "ka"
  • "ar"
  • "cs"
  • "es"
  • "hu"
  • "zh"
  • "eo"
  • "is"
  • "ms"
  • "fi"
  • "ru"
  • "ko"
  • "sw"
  • "hi"
  • "de"
  • "tt"
  • "ur"
  • "nl"
  • "pl"
  • "tl"
  • "th"
  • "hy"
  • "et"
  • "ta"
  • "bn"
  • "it"
  • "fr"
  • "lv"
  • "mt"
  • "el"
  • "gl"
  • "kk"
  • "he"
  • "da"
  • "fa"
  • "ja"
  • "sk"
  • "uk"
  • "te"

How to start integrating

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    • This loads the API reference documentation and prepares the Http request settings.
  3. Click Test request to test run your request to the API and see the API's response.