A shared language for Ethereum

ETHGlossary gives apps and the wider ecosystem community-reviewed Ethereum terminology. Ready to use in 24 languages through a simple API.

View glossaryExplore the API

What is ETHGlossary?

Ethereum is global. Its language should be too.

ETHGlossary is an open, multilingual glossary for Ethereum: a shared place to define concepts, review translations, and make the best available language reusable across the ecosystem.

Used and optimized for years by ethereum.org.

How to get started

Shape Ethereum’s language

Review terminology, propose better words, and help your language community decide how Ethereum should be understood.

Translations

Get verified translations

Use community-reviewed terminology in your wallet, dapp, docs, localization pipeline, or AI workflow.

Documentation

How it works

  1. 1

    AI suggests a translation

    We have tested a lot of models and found what works.

  2. 2

    The translator community reviews

    Native speakers and Ethereum contributors discuss terms, propose alternatives, and add the context machines miss.

  3. 3

    Anyone can use it

    Reviewed terminology becomes open infrastructure for translators, products, and AI through ETHGlossary's API.

Translation languages

العربيةArabicMiddle East, North AfricaবাংলাBengaliBangladesh, IndiaČeštinaCzechCzech RepublicDeutschGermanGermany, Austria, SwitzerlandEspañolSpanishSpain, Latin AmericaFrançaisFrenchFrance, Canada, Belgium, Switzerlandहिन्दीHindiIndiaBahasa IndonesiaIndonesianIndonesiaItalianoItalianItaly, Switzerland日本語JapaneseJapan한국어KoreanSouth KoreaमराठीMarathiIndia (Maharashtra)PolskiPolishPolandPortuguêsPortuguese (Brazil)BrazilРусскийRussianRussia, Central AsiaKiswahiliSwahiliKenya, Tanzania, Ugandaதமிழ்TamilIndia, Sri Lanka, SingaporeతెలుగుTeluguIndia (Andhra Pradesh, Telangana)TürkçeTurkishTürkiye, CyprusУкраїнськаUkrainianUkraineاردوUrduPakistan, IndiaTiếng ViệtVietnameseVietnam简体中文Chinese (Simplified)China, Singapore繁體中文Chinese (Traditional)Taiwan, Hong Kong

Translation needs more than fluent text

Machine translation produces text that looks right, but if you don’t have a native speaker on the team then nobody can actually tell if it is correct.

ETHGlossary adds the Ethereum-specific context that helps translators and products use terms consistently, clearly, and with confidence.