A picture dictionary in Bahasa Melayu
Meet Malay.
One picture
at a time.
Meet everyday Malay words through pictures, English meanings and listening. Made for curious learners, with room to learn together.
In development for iOS and Android. Not available to download yet.
Artwork from
Kamus Bergambar
Start with the familiar
Everyday things.
New connections.
From fruit and animals to things around the home, explore words through pictures. Malay comes first, with English alongside it.
epalapplepisangbananaorenorange
anggurgrapes
manggamango
nanaspineappleA few of the app’s fruit illustrations. Pictures and labels shown here are a sample, not an interactive app.
A small discovery at a time
Look. Listen.
Try it yourself.
Explore a theme
Open a collection of everyday pictures and choose a word to take a closer look.
Make the connection
See the Malay word with its English meaning. Tap Dengar to hear an available recording.
Come back to what you know
Try a picture or word quiz. Find familiar words in Kata Saya and revisit words through Ulang.
Room to learn together
Learning without
the noise.
A calm space for Malay vocabulary, whether you are starting on your own or sitting beside a younger learner.
A simple idea, kept simple
The product is planned to be free, without ads, in-app purchases or accounts. No competitive leaderboards or countdown timers.
A place for grown-ups
A gated parent area brings together settings, progress and activities for learning with a child.
Progress belongs on your device
The app stores settings and learning progress locally. Device backups may include them. This website and support email have their own privacy considerations.
FAQ
A few things you might wonder
Can I download Kamus now?
Not yet. Kamus Bergambar is in development for iOS and Android. Download links will be added once there is a verified store release.
Who is it for?
Learners of all ages, including children and adults who are getting started with Malay. English meanings sit alongside the Malay words. Younger learners can explore with a parent or carer.
Does it teach a full language course?
It is a picture dictionary with listening, quizzes and review. It is not presented as a complete language course, an official curriculum or a guarantee of learning outcomes.
Will it need an internet connection?
The intended release bundles pictures and recordings for offline use. The final app still needs release-device and network verification. The website itself needs an internet connection.
Can I get help or suggest a correction?
Yes. The support page explains how to contact the publisher. Please keep children’s names, photos and unnecessary personal information out of your message.
A new way to meet
Malay words.
Kamus is on its way. We are finishing the pictures, listening experience and release checks before it reaches the stores.