EnochianTranslator.com is an independent historical and linguistic reference offering free tools for exploring Enochian, the angelic language recorded by John Dee and Edward Kelley in the late sixteenth century. Its browser-based translator handles words, names, and short phrases, matching submitted text against a curated dictionary before using transliteration when no known equivalent is available. Results are labeled to distinguish verified vocabulary, reconstructed forms, transliteration, and cases with no known equivalent, helping users understand the limits of each output.

The site provides English-to-Enochian and Enochian-to-English tools, along with a name translator, an alphabet guide, and a practical dictionary of English meanings and related terms. Language guides explain the writing system, pronunciation, and historical context, while frequently asked questions address translation accuracy and the difference between translation and transliteration. The resource supports several source languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Arabic, and others. By clearly separating documented vocabulary from letter-by-letter rendering, EnochianTranslator.com presents itself as a practical reference rather than promising complete or definitive translations of modern sentences.