LXX Vocab

LXX Vocab

by Stanislav Kondrat

13 ratings
8 reviews
#179 in paid Education
📚 Education
📊 Productivity
$7.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 6, 2021
  • January 11, 2021

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Learn Septuagint vocabulary with a fun and intuitive app. Study words by frequency or type, test yourself with customizable quizzes, and track your progress. Features over 800 essential words with unique illustrations to aid memorization.

Learn 813 most common Septuagint words
Study by frequency or part of speech
Customizable test lengths
Progress tracking
450+ illustrative images
Unique learning algorithm
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What's New in LXX Vocab

1.1

January 11, 2021

- minor bugfix

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This app dropped -11 positions in Education chart.

Last updated on July 16, 2026.

User reviews

Android?

This app is great on my iPad. But sadly it’s not available on newer Android phones…which is where I most need it for daily use. If I could have it on my Galaxy S25 it would easily be 5-stars.

Better than most Bible Greek apps, but lacks necessary features

The reason why I give 3 stars rather than higher is because it lacks an adequate algorithm for learning vocab. The amount of vocab you learn at once is too few, 5-8, which is not enough for spaced repetition. Sure, the card deck might be 50+, but you only see a few until you tell the app that you have the word down. This is not spaced repetition, and shows the developer really doesn’t understand language learning at all. If the app had modern language learning features, if it was more like memrise or quizlet, it would be better. Yes, memrise only does a handful of words at a time too, but it periodically has you review vocab, where this app does not do that. This app would be much more useful if you could view the whole deck. 3 stars for the art, the amount of vocab, ability to filter by type and frequency, and definitely for showing the frequency of a word, which most apps lack.
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Response from developer

Thank you for the constructive criticism. We will definitely consider your recommendations. To clear something, I would say that I have been learning and teaching languages for many years, so stating that "the developer doesn’t understand language learning at all" is far from reality or a distorted hyperbola. I will definitely consider your recommendations but I also admit that I don’t have a budget of Memrise or Quizlet. I work within my means. In current state, my apps helped thousands of users, so the algorithm works. Can it be improved? Probably yes, so we always strive to grow. Thank you. You are appreciated.

Helpful but not modern or reconstructed

I had watched a YouTube video of the app usage and was so hopeful based on comments from 2 years ago that at least reconstructed or perhaps modern was an option, but after purchasing I find it is not included. I don’t wish to learn erasmian and it is not a foundation for me to try to switch back and forth trying to fix or correct it. I had already purchased the Hebrew app which I love and the pronunciation is helpful. I had high hopes that were now dropped as I don’t want to mess up 6 months of modern while learning biblical Greek. If this was an option in settings to select modern then this would be a solid 5 stars and the go to app for every student like the Hebrew equivalent app. Without it, it’s just like the rest and would suggest using a different parsing app with more features and same price point. Will reevaluate this if pronunciation options are added.

Update: I have to admit that the way this app works is helpful to study while at work and in the go and the pictures are so memorable. Check out “ark” I had a good laugh. I’m giving it a solid 4 stars as this is a really good app, just only had erasmian. I noticed the audio on some words are similar to modern. I do recommend this app even if you are doing modern as the Flashcards are very handy in the go. I haven’t found it yet but would like the option to have picture hidden as sometimes I know the answer based on the picture but don’t really know the word. Maybe have a 3 part card where the hint is the picture. I know the test has no picture and is multiple choice.
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Response from developer

Thank you for the recommendations. Much appreciated. I plan to update this app soon. 1. There will be a switch to hide images. I plan to offer different pronunciation systems. Many people ask. So, it’s coming at one point.

Helpful but not modern or reconstructed

I had watched a YouTube video of the app usage and was so hopeful based on comments from 2 years ago that at least reconstructed or perhaps modern was an option, but after purchasing I find it is not included. I don’t wish to learn erasmian and it is not a foundation for me to try to switch back and forth trying to fix or correct it. I had already purchased the Hebrew app which I love and the pronunciation is helpful. I had high hopes that were now dropped as I don’t want to mess up 6 months of modern while learning biblical Greek. If this was an option in settings to select modern then this would be a solid 5 stars and the go to app for every student like the Hebrew equivalent app. Without it, it’s just like the rest and would suggest using a different parsing app with more features and same price point.

Will reevaluate this if pronunciation options are added.
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Great App!

I’ve set a goal of learning Koine Greek and have found this app to be very helpful in my endeavors.

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FAQ

What is the primary purpose of LXX Vocab?

LXX Vocab is designed to help users learn the vocabulary of the Septuagint in an efficient and engaging manner. It focuses on the most frequent words to cover a significant portion of the text.

How many words are included in LXX Vocab?

The app includes 813 of the most common words in the Septuagint, defined as those occurring 40 or more times. These words collectively account for approximately 70% of the Septuagint text.

What learning methods does LXX Vocab use?

LXX Vocab employs a unique learning algorithm that prioritizes words needing more study. Users can also choose to study words by their frequency or part of speech, and customize test lengths.

Does LXX Vocab offer visual aids for learning?

Yes, LXX Vocab features over 450 hand-drawn illustrations to visually represent the meaning of the words, making the learning experience more enjoyable and effective.

How does LXX Vocab track user progress?

The app includes a tracking mode that monitors your progress based on your performance in the vocabulary tests. This helps you see which words you have mastered and which require further review.

What is the price of LXX Vocab?

LXX Vocab is a paid application, available for $7.99. This one-time purchase grants access to all its features and vocabulary content.

On which devices can I use LXX Vocab?

LXX Vocab is currently supported on iPhones and iPods. It is designed for iOS devices.

How often is LXX Vocab updated?

The app was last updated on January 11, 2021, with version 1.1. While specific update frequency isn't detailed, this indicates ongoing development and support.