Dictionary of Latin Forms
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Overview
This Dictionary of Latin Forms for Logos Bible Software was created using William Whitaker’s WORDS Latin-English Dictionary Program. It contains the WORDS output for over 300,000 possible forms taken from important Latin texts in the Logos Library. Each article contains the WORDS output for a particular word form, so that you can instantly look up parsings and definitions for just about any Latin word in any Logos resource.
- Instant access to parsing and definitions for over 300,000 forms
- Keyed to important Latin texts in the Logos Library
- Ability to search for any Latin root word
- Title: Dictionary of Latin Forms
- Publisher: Logos Bible Software
- Publication Date: 2012
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It would be nice if you could right-click or double-click a word and the definition would be displayed automatically.
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I am not a professional scholar but I am heavily into Latin classics. Currently I am a volunteer proofreader for Project Gutenberg, Italy section and I cannot speak for the Project, but you have, for me, made life so much easier proofreading Latin texts simply by making the Dictionary of Latin Forms available at all, ignoring the fact that it is available for free, which puts icing on the cake. I suspect you know this already from your own proofreaders. It is amazingly simple to put side by side with a text being proofed and check spellings with the proper grammatical forms. It also makes it easier to interpret smashed type from scanned versions of very old pages by using 4 screens at once, scanned original, the computer-generated text you are proofing, a better pdf shot of the actual old book-page, and the dictionary itself, saving MUCH time in alt-tabbing alone. The only thing for improving that I can see this early on is the addition of possible variants like "ads" rarely for "ass," as in "adsumo" for "assumo." Bless you.
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