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Submit Cancel. Recommended Your device should meet these requirements for the best experience OS Windows 8. Once that is complete, I hope to start having inflection matching.
This means that you will no longer have to search for a word in its dictionary form e. This will really help casual visitors who are wanting to look up words but know absolutely nothing about Latin inflection. The real challenge with this feature, however, is the fact that there are so many exceptions to each inflection pattern that it will be hard to get most of them down.
Find your definition here. Latin to English. English to Latin. Love you all, —Kevin P. What is Latdict? When I finished creating LATdict, the dictionary exhibited the following features: Latdict uses an effective and efficient search algorithm , based on experience working with other websites that provide a query-based service.
Latdict also ranks entries based on how often they appear in Latin literature ; Latin can have several different words for the same term, but some words are more popular than others.
Likewise, some conventions impose to keep the letters j and v, whereas others impose to transcribe them as, respectively, i and u. See the corresponding dialogue box here. Use the Microsoft Word interface to do so. Here is a snapshot of a good configuration. The WebEx demonstrations also show how to setup the user dictionary. You will have to run at the command line setLa2K.
You can have a look to the messages on our dedicated forum [en] in case of trouble. May you have any question, please contact us at: This email address is being protected from spambots. Cross your fingers. This grammar reference list, also produced by Lynn Nelson, presently contains two sections: examples of translations for the various uses of several noun cases, and the endings for regular nouns, adjectives, active verbs, and present participles.
If you find that the ending is that of a form of the noun or adjective that is unfamiliar to you, turn to the first section for the different uses of the cases.
Users of this page frequently write to me with questions about how to translate English to Latin or Latin to English. I have done my best to help with such translations, but there have been so many requests lately that I can no longer do so.
This is probably good news for those of you who need help: I'm not a great expert myself, and no doubt made mistakes when I was trying to answer questions. The Carmenta Online Latin School offers a Latin course "taught live by real teachers" including headmaster Andrew Kuhry-Haeuser "in an online web conferencing classroom".
An associated program offers Online Ph. Dale A. Grote offers an Online study guide to Wheelock's Latin. William Harris has provided some lively pages about Latin language and literature and several helpful Latin downloads for the Macintosh.
This program also offers help with word endings.
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