Greek Pronunciations Dataset Collection
Always know the right pronunciation
Our team has identified the lemma form of every word in the Greek New Testament and recorded audio pronunciations for each one. We’ve hand tagged every lemma, its location in the Greek New Testament, and audio of its pronunciation. Choose between Erasmian, Koine, and modern pronunciation in the pronunciation tool, and when you right click any Greek word in the New Testament, Logos scours the corresponding database and delivers the pronunciation of its lemma in crystal clear audio. Brush up on your New Testament Greek pronunciation with a single click. Gain confidence when quoting Greek terms in sermons and Bible studies. The information we’ve collected in this dataset represents years of research that Logos has done for you. We’ve hand tagged and cross-referenced thousands of Greek words so you have access to the information you need in an instant.
This product includes the Koine, Erasmian, and modern Greek pronunciation datasets.
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- Includes audio for more than 6,000 Greek terms
- Catalogues the lemma form of every Greek word in the New Testament
- Tags the location of every lemma in the New Testament, so you can simply click the word and hear the correct pronunciation
- Title: Greek Pronunciation Dataset Collection
- Contributors: Rick Brannan and John Schwandt
- Greek Terms: 6,300+
- Publisher: Lexham Press
- Publication Date: 2014
- Resource Type: Datasets
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Whitelion
5/2/2023
Really great feature! This provides the pronunciation for Greek words as described. You can right-click a word with Lemma selected and then choose Pronounce. Or if you have the Bible Word Study Guide open in a column, you can click a word and then just click the little speaker icon that appears in that Guide tool. This feature works with Fundamentals version. I do not have a full featured version of Logos and am happy both this Greek and the Hebrew pronunciation features work with Fundamentals.
