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The dictionary that I use primarily is <http://dictionary.goo.ne.jp/> . I
wanted to know of good sources online for looking up how different aspects of
Japanese grammar work. I would prefer it if the site were completely in
Japanese. I understand Japanese well enough that I should be able to figure
out what is being said if the explanations are in Japanese. At this point for
me I feel it is a waste of study time to look up Japanese words in English,
which is why I use <http://dictionary.goo.ne.jp/> . I would like to do the
same thing when studying grammar.
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Grammar dictionary
We generally do not deal with [resource
questions](https://japanese.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/796/what-
questions-are-not-allowed-on-japanese-language-and-usage/797#797) on JLU.

These sorts of questions are relatively common, though, and to provide a
starting point, a number of us have created a [resource
list](https://japanese.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/756) on the meta site
as a part of this site's FAQ.

In this particular case, you will find a few sites like what you're looking
for in the Japanese section of the
[Websites](https://japanese.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/756/resources-
for-learning-japanese/767#767) section.

For questions like this, as well as the other types of questions considered
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