Translation resources comprise the informational materials, reference works, digital tools, and research infrastructures that support translation practice and scholarly inquiry in translation studies. They include bilingual and monolingual dictionaries, specialized terminology databases, parallel and comparable corpora, translation memories, machine translation systems, and bibliographic databases ^[1][2]. These resources differ in their primary functions: dictionaries and terminology databases support lexical and terminological decisions, corpora provide evidence of language use across contexts, translation memories retrieve previously translated segments, and machine translation systems generate target-language text computationally ^[1][2]. In academic research, bibliographies, scholarly journals, and reference works additionally facilitate literature discovery, conceptual analysis, and methodological development ^[3]. Translation resources may be print-based or digital, general-purpose or domain-specific, and designed for human translators, researchers, or computational systems.