Greek NT Dictionary Trio

by Walter M. Shandruk


Books & Reference

0.99 usd



Three important Greek lexicons bundled in one app to help read the New Testament


This is a fully searchable, offline version of three important Greek lexicons for reading the New Testament! First is Abbott-Smith, A Manual Greek Lexicon of the New Testament (1922), second Strongs Greek lexicon and finally LSJ, An Intermediate Greek–English Lexicon (1882). While the last is a Classical Greek lexicon, it includes Koine usage and allows the student a broader context for contemporary Greek usage. If you are interested in the full-size unabridged LSJ see my other apps.(1) Search the entire list of headwords by prefix.(2) Search Strong entries by Strong number.(3) Search Abbott-Smith by frequency occurrence.(4) Full text search on any English keyword in any of the definitions.(5) Built-in Greek keyboard.(6) Performs license check only once and then is permanently offline!Minor bug fix.

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Based on three separate vocabulary lists chosen by tab. It would have been better to have had definitions from the lexicons (Abbott-Smith, Strong, Liddell and Scott) displayed side by side, with a blank where the word doesn't occur, but the app is not that sophisticated. In fact, I got (on my Tab S4) the usual error messages (not optimized, designed for older version of Android) plus 'keeps stopping' (it hasn't). But for 89 pence it is cheap and, despite its shortcomings, quite useful.

David Armstrong

the app does not open, it closes immediately

Luis Ramirez

Very, very good indeed. Thank You a lot for Your so nice work.

Jonathan Ben Yhochanan Reich Abohab Da Fonseca

The very first thing I noticed was that the letter episilon was barely visible on my Moto E screen (whereas other letters did not have this problem). I aasume this will occur on other smartphones using this particular app.This severely spoils the overall presentation and I suspect, will have a detrimental effect on using this app,

David nicholls