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Latin-English Translation Dictionary by Ultralingua

By Ultralingua, Inc.

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Latin-English Translation Dictionary by Ultralingua
  • Price
    $14.99
  • CategoryReference
  • First releasedFebruary 14, 2019
  • Versions1 archived
  • AvailabilityStill on the App Store
  • SellerUltralingua, Inc.

RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 2.0 or later.

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Over 95,000 translations • Based on Lewis and Short's classic 1879 Latin-English dictionary. • No internet connection required

"For serious language students and translators who are looking for more precision." - The New York Times

Featured by Apple as "What's Hot"

Ultralingua makes apps for people who love languages. You can count on our Latin-English dictionary to provide all the content you need, along with extra features that help you get the most out of the dictionary. Use our number translator to convert numerals into Latin or English text instantly.

DICTIONARY: • Over 30,000 entries with 95,000 translations • Tap-and-hold any word or phrase and choose "Speak" from the popup menu to hear that word spoken using Apple's built-in text-to-speech feature. • Noun genders • Slang, technical language, and regional differences in spelling and usage • Smart search results in case you misspell or mistype • Search-as-you-go displays words and narrows your selection as you type

VERBS: • Conjugations for thousands of Latin and English verbs • Includes all standard tenses and forms • Smart search finds root words and catches misspellings • Must-have reference tool for any student or language professional • Conjugate a verb from the dictionary results by tapping it

MORE: • Translate numerals into Latin and English text with the number tool • Language swapper button to switch from Latin-English to English-Latin • Tap the history button to view the 50 most recent dictionary definitions, verb conjugations, and more in one place. Sort the list alphabetically or by date, and choose to clear the list completely or delete one entry at a time. • No internet connection required • Change your device settings to view the app display in English, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, or German

REVIEWS: "Very handy dictionary!" -User review

View our reviews below to see why users love this app, and remember to let us know what you think!

This universal app will run on iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch, so you can purchase it once and load it onto all your devices. The iPad and iPhone/iPod touch versions look and behave differently to give you a great experience on every device you own. The interface will change, but you’ll always have the same outstanding language data and tools inside.

Dictionaries are available from Ultralingua for many languages, including combinations of English, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, German, and more. See what else we have to offer by searching for Ultralingua in the App Store.

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1.1
Requires iOS 2.0+
Non-Retina
October 1, 2008
2.7 MB Encrypted Install Download

Every archived version here is encrypted or no longer available — show everything.

Ratings Over Time

DateVersionRatingRatingsPrice
May 1, 2010 1.2.5 — 34 $14.99
February 21, 2011 1.3.4 — 49 $14.99

From archived App Store listing data, captured by the Wayback Machine.

Archived Reviews

8 of 15
Useless
     
by jfakult · March 5, 2012

This 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.

Needs improvement.
     
by orthopraxy · June 16, 2010

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.

Verb forms, please!
     
by McClary · September 6, 2008

I agree that this application needs the conjugations all the other Ultralingua dictionaries offer. Very disappointing!

Low quality info, great logistics
     
by gjkgsdhjcxfhb · November 12, 2013

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.

VERY POOR DICTIONARY :(
     
by Hikarus Prime · April 18, 2011

Just the basic basic words. Almost useless.

Very helpful
     
by David in CA · November 7, 2016

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. So I recommend it.

good
     
by qskjbx · August 4, 2024

precise

NEEDS conjugation charts,
     
by svk7 · April 2, 2009

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. Pretty good with phrases and vocab, though..so +1 star. Give us our money's worth!

Period reviews recovered from Apple's customer-review feeds via the Wayback Machine.

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