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LEO Dictionary vs Treccani

LEO Dictionary

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Treccani

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Price from€0.62/mo—
Free plan——
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
WebYesYes
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesYes
Plans published31
Spec score · Online Dictionaries8.6 (#6)7.2 (#32)
Founded1995The Institute says it was founded in Rome on 18 February 1925 by Giovanni Treccani degli Alfieri and Giovanni Gentile.
HeadquartersSauerlach, GermanyThe Institute lists its address as Piazza della Enciclopedia Italiana 4, 00186 Rome, Italy.

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LEO Dictionary

  • LEO Pur monthly€2.99 a month
  • Ad-free LEO app€7.49 a year
  • LEO Pur yearly€29.88 a year

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Treccani

  • Zero pubblicitàPrice not published

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Treccani

Treccani is a reference portal and app with an online encyclopedia, vocabulary, synonyms, a biographical dictionary, a magazine, and Galassia Treccani. Readers can access encyclopedia entries on the web, Android, and iOS; the app also offers a daily word and articles about Italian language, geopolitics, science, and society. The online Dizionario Biografico contains more than 40,000 biographies of people who contributed to Italian history across several fields. Treccani’s Institute describes its mission as compiling, updating, publishing, and disseminating the Enciclopedia Italiana and related works for culture, education, research, and social service. Browsing the portal without ads across devices is available through Zero pubblicità, which must be activated in the app. Its subscription page advertises up to six months free, with duration selected in the app; no price is listed. A personal profile requires registration or sign-in. Treccani identifies its Institute as data controller and says personal data is processed under GDPR, with possible transfers outside the EU under adequacy decisions or appropriate safeguards.

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