Fwew - Na'vi Dictionary

4.0
366 reviews
100K+
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Content rating
Everyone
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About this app

A Na'vi dictionary app

The Na'vi language was created by Paul Frommer for the 2009 James Cameron film Avatar and its upcoming sequels.

FEATURES

[NEW!]
+ Dark theme & Light theme (Toggle using Device Display Settings)

+ Search:
[NEW!] Search for multiple words, in either direction
[NEW!] Na'vi-only toggle switch to filter out unwanted results when searching Na'vi->local direction

+ List (Advanced search):
Get a list of all Na'vi words that have specific properties

+ Random:
Get a specified number of random entries, optionally having specific properties

+ Numbers:
Convert numbers from decimal to Na'vi/octal, or from Na'vi to decimal

+ Names:
Generate configurable Na'vi names of 3 different types

+ Settings:
* Save default language of the app
* Save default language of results
* See version information and credits

+ Currently supported UI languages:
* Deutsch (German)
* [NEW!] Eesti (Estionian)
* English (US English)
* Español (Spanish)
* [NEW!] Esperanto (Esperanto)
* [NEW!] Français (French)
* Lì'fya leNa'vi (Forest dialect Na'vi)
* [NEW!] Magyar (Hungarian)
* Nederlands (Dutch)
* [NEW!] Polski (Polish)
* [NEW!] Português (Portuguese)
* [NEW!] Русский (Russian)
* [NEW!] Svenska (Swedish)
* Türkçe (Turkish)

+ Currently supported search result languages:
* Deutsch (German)
* English (US English)
* Eesti (Estonian)
* Français (French)
* Nederlands (Dutch)
* Polski (Polish)
* Русский (Russian)
* Svenska (Swedish)
* Türkçe (Turkish)

All data and settings are saved on-device only, and never shared with anyone.
Updated on
Feb 8, 2026

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Ratings and reviews

4.0
345 reviews
Lily Childs
January 4, 2026
I overall love this app. I've been a fan of avatar since I was like 6 years old and being able to actually learn the language is life changing. I just wish the app had a note section so we could piece together phrases and responses. also show us how words should be said in specific sentences. other than that I'm in love and I'm learning the language! "Oe lì’ona alu Lily!" I learned this a few moments ago and how to introduce myself. keep up the good work :)
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Corey Scheideman
January 4, 2026
Kaltxì ma Lìli :D Aylì'uri irayo! Fwew is a dictionary. Grammar rules about building sentences are listed and described in detail with examples on several different docs and websites. > Oe lì'ona alu Lily ≈ I; The lì'ona clan, (which is) Lily maybe, > Oeru syaw fko Lìli I'm called Lily > Oe lu Lìli ta Lì'ona I am Lily from the Lì'ona
Peyton Shue
March 17, 2026
I love everything about it except that some of the words don't have the audio part! When I press the audio button, nothing is spoken for some words. And yes, I turned up my volume😅
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Corey Scheideman
March 17, 2026
Thanks! Audio for newest and upcoming words still on the way!
Nat
March 14, 2026
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS, i can learn so much from this and all! i just really hope there will come a function where you can translate sentences and put the translator in the keyboard, wise the app is absolute bomb!
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Corey Scheideman
March 14, 2026
Thanks! 💙 Tbh, It's literally leagues easier to learn and teach the language as documented than it is to create a machine translator. Real reason why a Na'vi translator has not, does not, and probably will not, Ever exist. 😅 As for a keyboard, all you need is hold-n-slide a or i for ä and ì (and potentially u/e for ù and é)