edict-grep - search EDICT files with specific queries

       Written by Ludovic Drolez <ldrolez@debian.org>

Version 1.0                                        August 2024                                     EDICT-GREP(1)

       The edict-grep command is used to search the EDICT file(s) for specific queries based on various options.

       If you use multiple queries, it is like an AND search. For example:
              $edict-grepcoldwar
       will match all entries mentioning both 'cold' and 'war'. To search  for  an  exact  sentence,  use  shell
       escaping:
              $edict-grep'coldwar'
       (and consider -e).

       edict-grep - search EDICT files with specific queries

       Be sure to put the queries only AFTER all options!

-c     Match only common entries.

       -w     Word match; each English query must match whole words only.

       -e     Exact match; each query must match an entire EDICT field.

       -s     Make English queries case-sensitive (default is insensitive).

       -fEDICT_FILE
              Path  to  EDICT  file  (default:  /usr/share/edict/edict).  This  program  assumes EDICT is in the
              original EUC-JP encoding.

       -c     Current terminal character encoding (default: UTF-8).

       -h     Show this message.

edict-grep [options] <query>...