Illuminator Tib Eng Dictionary vs Latin Etymology Dictionary

The world’s premier Tibetan English dictionary is available on iOS. The Illuminator was the first modern and high quality Tibetan-English dictionary in electronic format. Unlike other Tibetan-English electronic dictionaries available, which are a conglomeration of materials garnered from pre-existing translations and other sources, the Illuminator is created entry by entry by a scholar of many years experience who lives and works in daily contact with Tibetan scholars and translates for the great teachers of the Tibetan Buddhist world. Each entry is produced by individually translating and explaining the terms involved. In general, the Illuminator has been praised for its absence of mistakes, excellence of presentation, and the exceptional and forward-looking quality of the work contained within it. The dictionary is an ongoing work. A new version of the dictionary, with substantial improvements, is delivered at the beginning of January each year. This 2017 version includes everything in the 2016 edition plus all of the new entries and editorial work done through the end of 2016. To update from an earlier version of the dictionary to the 2017 version, purchase this version dictionary.

This app provides a dictionary of Latin Etymology With more than 22800 entries this is the most authoritative and comprehensive dictionary of Latin etymology. It is an important etymological resource for linguistic experts, it is also a useful reference for anyone who is interested in Latin language LATIN ETYMOLOGY • Over 22800 entries including vocabulary, names, roots. • Entries are divided into categories • Detailed etymology and origin • Pronunciation • Detailed meaning • Synonyms and antonyms • Alternative forms • Inflection • Derived terms • Related terms • etc LATIN NAMES • Latin names and their origins • Latin female given names • Latin male given names • Latin surnames • etc. LATIN ROOTS • Latin prefixes and derived words • Latin suffixes and derived words • Latin roots and derived words • etc CATEGORIES • Entries are grouped into categories • Terms derived from Ancient Greek • Terms derived from Anglo-Norman • Terms derived from Arabic • Terms derived from Proto-Indo-European • Terms derived from Hebrew • etc. OTHER FEATURES • Search feature • Bookmark feature • Translation • Built-in dictionary • Cross reference • Note feature • Custom lists