Online Chinese-English dictionary based on Paul Kroll's Student's Dictionary of Classical and Medieval Chinese.

Online interface for Brill's Encyclopedia of Buddhism, compiled in 2015 and edited by Jonathan A. Silk.

Search interface for 36 different Sanskrit dictionaries, including the Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary and Edgerton's Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary.

Online searching interface for Li Shuhuan's Daojiao da cidian.

Online interface for Damien Keown's A Dictionary of Buddhism.

Online search interface for the dictionary of Buddhist terms compiled by William Edward Soothill and Lewis Hodous.

Crowd-sourced dictionary for Buddhist studies featuring contributions from many prominent scholars.

Digital version of the Hôbôgirin 法寶義林, an annotated catalog of the Taisho Tripitaka

Online version of the Encyclopedia of Buddhism compiled in 2004 and edited by Robert E. Buswell.

Online search interface for this Chinese-language dictionary of Buddhist terms.

Searchable collection of downloadable glossaries for Buddhist studies.

Old Tibetan (OT) Dictionary is an online reference work intended to help scholars to read, analyse, and translate Old Tibetan documents in their lexical specificity.

With more than 5,000 entries totaling over a million words, this is the most comprehensive and authoritative dictionary of Buddhism ever produced in English. It is also the first to cover terms from all of the canonical Buddhist languages and traditions: Sanskrit, Pali, Tibetan, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.

Wiki and dictionary of Tibetan Buddhist terms.

Japanese-language dictionary of Buddhist terms.

Features a number of useful tools, including dictionary search, declension and conjugation engines, a lemmatizer, and a Sanskrit text parsing engine.

Dictionary application developed by Christian Steinert that searches a combined index of over twenty dictionaries and glossaries.

The Tibetan Living Dictionary is intended to have a comprehensive scope for the Tibetan literary and spoken languages. It has recorded pronunciations of most terms in the three major dialects, and increasingly has associated photos, audio-video recordings, and detailed passages exemplifying terms’ usage.

The Treasury of Lives is a biographical encyclopedia of all known past masters of Himalayan religion, both Buddhist and Bon.

Collection of databases from Dharma Drum Institute of Liberal Arts that includes dates, person and place names, and Tripitika catalogs.

The China Biographical Database is a freely accessible relational database with biographical information about approximately 470,000 individuals, primarily from the 7th through 19th centuries.

The aim of the database is to record information about ascriptions of Chinese Buddhist texts, especially in the very many cases in which scholars have questioned received ascriptions (as embodied, for example, in Taishō bylines).

The Chinese Religious Text Authority (CRTA) is a project that seeks to collect and present reliable bibliographic and scholarly information about religious texts in Chinese produced prior to 1949.

Multi-lingual collection of Chinese, Tibetan, Pali, and Sanskrit Tripitika catalogs.

The Online Spiritual Atlas of the Global East was created by the Center on Religion and the Global East (CRGE) at Purdue University. OSAGE allows users to visualize the spatial distribution of individual religious sites in the Global East, as well as see how geographic regions compare with each other in terms of the number of religious sites.