FYI, there is another app for the iPhone that gives access to Lewis and Short. It’s called Lexidium. I’m actually using it now because it’s faster and has more features. It does require you to use v/j etc., but as Verba (Latin Dictionary) is not being updated, it may well be worth the $2.
It’s true. Lewis and Short’s A Latin Dictionary is now available in full on the iPhone/iPod Touch App Store via the application called Latin Dictionary (renamed from Verba to make it readily findable). It contains the entire LS and is easily searchable.
Special thanks to David Finucane, who also has produced an iPhone version of LSJ, [...]
I had hoped to reveal the Verba app for the iPhone/iPod Touch soon. This was a fun project for me. The app itself is actually finished, see for yourself:
I cannot, however, actually place this on the iTunes App Store without paying $99 for an iPhone Developer membership. If I could charge a small fee for [...]
I have made a few minor updates to Verba. Click here to download the newest version (1.1). Just drop it on top of your old copy.
The biggest change in 1.1 is that whether or not one uses ‘i/j’ ‘v/u’ no longer affects the query (e.g. ‘iubeo’ and ‘jubeo’ both work).
Is Perseus too slow? Poor/no internet connection? Wish you could carry your huge Lewis and Short around everywhere your computer can go? Tired of those tiny glosses that WORDS provides?
Announcing Verba, a simple interface to A Latin Dictionary, by Lewis and Short. I’ve often been in class and wished that I could look up the [...]