Is there such a dictionary?

[Kitty]

Does anyone know if a tri-lingual dictionary exists?  English, French and German are the three languages that I need because one of my bilingual daughters is off to Germany.

I have searched without success on the Internet.  There is a children's book by Richard Scarry (it belongs to a friend) but it is out of print and not available on abe, ebay, bookdepository etc.

[Clair]

This came up: http://www.dicoland.com/fr/terminologie-traduction/dictionnaire-thematique-trilingue-anglais-francais-allemand-4536

[moonraker]

Found a couple of Scarry's book, one of them seems to be worth it's weight in gold!

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listing/0603550258/ref=dp_olp_0?ie=UTF8&condition=all

http://www.abebooks.co.uk/search/sortby/3/an/Scarry+/tn/+European

[NormanH]

I think that there are  electronic dictionaries

If she has Internet access there are also add-ons for FireFox, such as QTL.

Or Google: I am not talking about the translation of whole pages necessarily.

On the Google page you can see 'Language tools' which allows you to find individual words

Then again there is PROMPT

[Albert the InfoGipsy]

Considering the size of a decent bilingual dictionary I think I'd rather have a set of those rather than a single, bulkier 3-way volume.

[Kitty]

Thank you everyone.  At the moment, she wants something on her bookshelf rather than online.  I shall be ordering one and will let you know what it is like.