Latin-English Translation Dictionary by Ultralingua
By Ultralingua, Inc.
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- Category: Reference
- First released: February 14, 2019
- Versions: 1 archived
- Seller: Ultralingua, Inc.
- com.ultralingua.iphone.la-en
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 2.0 or later.
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Ratings Over Time
| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 1, 2010 | 1.2.5 | — | 34 | $14.99 |
| February 21, 2011 | 1.3.4 | — | 49 | $14.99 |
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Archived Reviews
8 of 15This dictionary is virtually useless. Clearly 3/4 of all Latin spoken is ecclesiastical Latin, and this dictionary is no help with even the most basic of Latin words. Ultralingua needs todo a much better job.
If this app had verb conjugations it would be far more valuable. If you could also put on here a table for all 5 noun declensions, that would also be very helpful. Other than that this app is a quick and convenient way to get a definition, and if you are proficient with Latin you should be able to conjugate on your own. Also, the forms of irregular verbs should be added.
I agree that this application needs the conjugations all the other Ultralingua dictionaries offer. Very disappointing!
Logistically this is a great app just like Ultralingua's other apps. As far as quality of information (amount and accuracy) this app needs a lot of work though. I am disappointed at the lack of accuracy in the translations for some words and at the fact that when I look up a noun or verb I do not see declension number or principle parts. Please update, I trust Ultralingua's apps to be of high quality.
Just the basic basic words. Almost useless.
I really like this app. I cannot pretend to any great expertise in Latin dictionaries. But I like this one because it identifies words if you give any of the many forms of the word. Latin, of course, has endings which can multiply the forms to a bewildering number. And sometimes there are forms that are just unrecognizable by a humble student such as myself. I recently, for example came across the term "lautus erit" in Familia Romana chapter XXX. I could not figure it out. But this app got me to the future perfect passive form of the term for wash. I had puzzled over that for days before I finally broke down and consulted this app. It got me there in moments. <br/><br/>So I recommend it.
precise
Conjugation (1, 2, 3, & 4) for verbs , declension (1-5)...macrons..don't care too mig about those. Get some irregular verb charts in there as well.<br/>Pretty good with phrases and vocab, though..so +1 star.<br/><br/>Give us our money's worth!
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