
BHTA Dictionary
Ancient Greek
About
Access comprehensive offline dictionaries for Ancient Greek, including the Liddell, Scott and Jones lexicon. Features advanced search capabilities and morphological analysis for common words. Includes declension and conjugation tables for frequently used terms.
What's New in BHTA Dictionary
5.2.2
July 13, 2026
Added search history Fixed server error
FAQ
What dictionaries are included in BHTA Dictionary?
BHTA Dictionary includes several offline Ancient Greek dictionaries, most notably the renowned dictionary by Liddell, Scott and Jones. This provides users with a comprehensive resource for studying the language.
What are the search capabilities of BHTA Dictionary?
BHTA Dictionary offers versatile search options, including searching from the beginning or end of a word, within the word itself, and full-text search. It also features an automatic morphological form identifier.
Does BHTA Dictionary offer grammatical forms for Ancient Greek words?
Yes, BHTA Dictionary provides tables with all declension and conjugation forms. These are available for the 500 most common words in the Ancient Greek language.
Is BHTA Dictionary available offline?
Yes, BHTA Dictionary is designed to function offline, meaning you can access its comprehensive Ancient Greek dictionaries and features without an internet connection.
What is the age rating for BHTA Dictionary?
BHTA Dictionary has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in learning Ancient Greek.
On which devices can I use BHTA Dictionary?
BHTA Dictionary is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices, allowing users to access its features on their Apple mobile devices.
How often is BHTA Dictionary updated?
The latest version of BHTA Dictionary is 5.2.2, and it was last updated on July 13, 2026. This indicates a commitment to maintaining and improving the application.
Does BHTA Dictionary have ads?
No, BHTA Dictionary is ad-free, providing an uninterrupted learning experience for its users. You can study Ancient Greek without any advertisements.







