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This app helps you find the dictionary form of words from six languages, explaining grammar and providing full details. It works offline and offers pronunciation, with a one-time purchase for full access.
What's New in Verbik
1.3
July 20, 2026
Two new languages: French and European Portuguese — more than 53,000 fully sourced entries with complete verb conjugations, gender, plurals, frequency labels, and examples. This update also adds more than 10,000 new dictionary entries plus hundreds of everyday phrases and idioms, complete with literal meanings, usage notes, examples, and links to every word in the phrase. Definitions across all languages were re-checked against cited dictionary sources, with clearer everyday English for Hebrew entries, and related words are more accurate. Search now matches Hebrew spelling variants and typed apostrophes, and Russian -ого/-его endings transliterate the way they are pronounced (-ovo/-evo).
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FAQ
What languages does Verbik support?
Verbik supports Spanish, Russian, French, Portuguese, Italian, and Hebrew. You can search for verb forms and access grammar details for all these languages within a single application.
Does Verbik work offline?
Yes, Verbik is designed as an offline-first application. The core dictionary functionality, including searching word forms and viewing grammar, works without an internet connection.
How much does Verbik cost?
Verbik offers basic search functionality for free. A one-time purchase of $14.99 unlocks all entries and full grammar details across all six supported languages, with no subscription required.
What kind of grammar information does Verbik provide?
Verbik provides comprehensive grammar details, including conjugations, declensions, gender, aspect, binyan, Hebrew roots, participles, frequency, and clear definitions for each word.
Can I hear the pronunciation of words in Verbik?
Yes, Verbik offers language-aware pronunciation for words. It also displays Russian stress, Hebrew niqqud, roots, and learner-friendly transliteration.
Is Verbik suitable for young users?
Verbik has an age rating of 9+, making it suitable for younger learners. The app focuses on providing clear linguistic information and grammar explanations.
How often is Verbik updated?
The latest version of Verbik is 1.3, which was last updated on July 20, 2026. Updates typically focus on improving functionality and expanding language support.
Does Verbik have ads?
No, Verbik is ad-free. The developer emphasizes a private and ad-free experience, with the option for a one-time purchase to unlock all features.








