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Greek handheld dictionaries, Greek electronic dictionaries, Greek translation software, Greek dictionary software - All products > Greek Specify products language in this category:All languages AlbanianArabicArmenianAzeriBelarusianBengaliBosnianBulgarianChinese-SimplifiedChinese-TraditionalCroatianCzechDanishDutchEnglishEstonianFinnishFrenchGermanGreekHebrewHindiHungarianIndonesianItalianJapaneseKoreanLatinLatvianLithuanianMultiLingualNorwegianPersian(Farsi)PolishPortugueseRomanianRussianSerbianSlovakSlovenianSpanishSwedishTagalog(Filipino)TatarThaiTurkishUkrainianVietnameseYiddish Page1 234Sort by: Features Prices (High to Low) Prices (Low to High) Total items: 31 function changeClass(i,c)if(document.all) document.all(i).className=c;else if(document.getElementById)document.getElementById(i).className=c; ECTACO iTRAVL VIZ 10 English Greek 2-way OFFLINE Voice Translator, Electronic Dictionary & Language AssistantOld Price:$499.95 Price:$34995document.write(' Bid your price!');Bid your price!More info
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Meet the first-ever Free Speech OFFLINE Translator - ECTACO iTRAVL 3 mini which has been specifically designed to translate any spoken words and phrases. This palm-size gadget represents the latest generation of talking electronic translators and proves to be one of the best offline translation systems on the market.
Greek is a language of many challenges for which a mere dictionary is not enough. You will need a high-quality Greek dictionary to meet your needs and find the correct translations. Learning Greek will walk you through the paths of an ancient culture, the cradle of many modern languages. Learning Greek sheds light on the roots and the etymologies of any language. The first step when it comes to learning Greek is to study the Greek alphabet. It will take a lot less time than one might think, as it is a regular alphabet that can be compared to the Roman alphabet. Once you are familiar with the Greek alphabet, you can browse the Greek dictionary and read most words. You might be surprised how many words you already know in a way. Many words derived from Greek sustain in modern languages.
The dictionary offers around 275,000 keywords, phrases and translations. They extend over the current commonly used Greek and German vocabulary and all major subject areas. Since idiomatic expressions and colloquialisms make a language alive, they are taken into account in this dictionary. References to subjects and stylistic levels make it easier to find the appropriate translation. In addition, Austrian and Swiss expressions are adequately represented.
Thanks to its responsive design, the Langenscheidt Greek dictionary can be used anywhere. You have a cell phone and need to check a Greek word? Go to the Langenscheidt dictionary. You are sitting on your sofa watching a Greek movie and need to look up a word you do not know? Try our Langenscheidt dictionary. Of course, the Greek dictionary works perfectly fine on a classic computer - desktop or laptop. It is a convenient and free service.
Use the letters listed below to manually navigate through the German-Greek dictionary. See all words included in the German to Greek dictionary starting with your selected letter. To view all relevant terms in Greek as well as synonyms click on a word from the list.
For reasons of size, performance, and rights, and because there are only so many hours in a day, the web site and the app differ in a number of ways. We list the most important ones below.
- The web site allows entry of inflected forms because it has access to our morphology database, which is too big to include in the app. If you are trying to track down an inflected form, start by entering just a few characters.
- In the app, you must enter Greek using the built-in Greek keyboard of iOS. On the site, you can also use transliteration.
- We have agreed not to make the full text of the Latin-Dutch dictionary available, so this cannot be included in the app.
- On the site, we provide example sentences from our corpus, from which users can navigate to the Perseus texts in our database; frequent authors and collocation words link to a search for the relevant lemma in an author, or for the relevant collocations in the corpus. In the app, we supply the example sentences and frequent authors and collocations without links to the corpus. However, selecting a collocation word will bring up a menu, in which 'Look Up' can be used to jump to that word in Logeion. Note that in this same menu, 'Speak' is a built-in feature of iOS; words will be pronounced in a language that iOS knows, which is neither Latin nor ancient Greek.
When the citation forms for dictionary entries are identical (e.g., χράω 'attack' and χράω 'pronounce an oracle'), these uses are distinguished in Logeion and in our morphological database with index numbers (e.g., χράω and χράω2). In principle, these numbers should agree with the ordering in the major dictionaries, but the short definitions given at the opening of each entry should make the distinctions clear. This is important to know in the case of frequency data, since we aim to display the frequencies and collocations for the more frequent word. However, we will not always be successful in pulling this off, and our use of automated tagging means that certain lookalikes gain spurious ranking cred. Therefore, do proceed with caution when using these data. Logeion on the web allows you to follow up with your own corpus searches to double-check our data. Do report egregious errors; we try to address these. Greek Dictionaries Dictionaries listed in order of appearance in the app.
Carefully edited by experts, the PONS online dictionary includes everyday language, regionalisms as well as specialist language and terminology (for example technical, medical, scientific and legal).
Thanks to the constant updating and revision of content by PONS editors and lexicographers, we guarantee a high-quality, complete and up-to-date dictionary with the best translations. Users can also help to enrich the dictionary with their own contributions. All contributions are checked by language experts before publishing.
The dictionary also helps you to improve your German and Greek pronunciation: it provides audio pronunciation of words and phrases for different regional variations of a language. Example sentences make it even easier to use a word or phrase correctly.
At the time of the publication of the first Supplement it was felt that the Ventris decipherment of the Linear B tablets was still too uncertain to warrant the inclusion of these texts in a standard dictionary. Ventris's interpretation is now generally accepted and the tablets can no longer be ignored in a comprehensive Greek dictionary [...].
The ninth edition of LSJ has been freely available in electronic form since 2007, having been digitized by the Perseus Project. Diogenes, a free software package, incorporates the Perseus data and allows easy offline consultation of LSJ on Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux platforms.[5] Marcion is another open source application[6] that includes the Perseus LSJ.[7]
For mobile devices, both the Kindle E-Ink and the iPhone/iPod Touch feature data ported from Perseus. The Android market also currently offers the intermediate LSJ as an offline downloadable app for free[8] or for a small price.[9][10][11] A CD-ROM version published and sold by Logos Bible Software also incorporates the Supplement's additions to the ninth edition of LSJ. A new online version of LSJ was released in 2011 by the Thesaurus Linguae Graecae (TLG). The TLG version corrects "a large number of typographical errors", and includes links to the extensive TLG textual corpus.[12] A Kindle version, the "Complete Liddell & Scott's Lexicon with Inflections", is also available: it allows searches of most Classical Greek word-forms and supports a growing number of Ancient/Classical Greek texts for the device.[13]
Hi all, please bear with me since im completely new to this, doing baby steps to understand how this works.
So, an audio(wma,wav) to text application would REALLY help in my job and a friendly user from Reddit pointed me to this. He tested it and told me for English at least, the results were pretty awesome!
My problem? I need Greek audio and i guess a big(?) dictionary since its a medical job, no idea if medical terms are in regular dictionaries(no latin words, since most medical words have a Greek root).
Are there any plans to add Greek? Obviously im talking about the voice recognition and text and not the software itself.
Is the software compatible with external dictionaries? For example, another software that i was looking into(does the opposite, text to audio) had a 5.5gb Greek dictionary(its a .tgz file).
Please forgive me if i asked a stupid question, but ive been searching for an offline tool like this for ages. Since its a medical job, i cant do anything online for securities reasons.