Руфих дола йоазув vs Ekle

This is a Picture Story Book app in the Ingush language. It contains the translation of the book of Ruth into Ingush. The app is for adults and children and it includes audio recordings. To make it easier to follow the text, sentences are highlighted as the audio is playing. Users can see the images full-screen and read the text as subtitles if device is turned to landscape orientation. The images are animated, using the Ken-Burns effect. The text size in the app can be adjusted and the app can be switched to Sepia or Dark Mode.

Ekle is a dictionary that understands Turkish grammar. Type any word form — gördüğümde, evlerimizden, çalışabilecekmiş — and Ekle breaks it into its stem and suffixes, names each one, and shows you what the whole thing means. No other dictionary does this, and it is the reason Turkish stops feeling like a wall of unfamiliar words. FREE, AND NOT FOR A LIMITED TIME • Look up any word or inflected form — unlimited • Full morphological breakdown, suffix by suffix • Turkish audio and IPA pronunciation • Fuzzy, diacritic-insensitive search — type "gordugumde", get "gördüğümde" • A shareable card of any breakdown • The whole dictionary works offline, with no account The entire dictionary ships inside the app. No download, no sign-up, no network — the first word you look up works on a plane. ALSO FREE, WITH A ONE-TAP SIGN IN WITH APPLE • Save unlimited words to spaced repetition • A starter deck of the 500 most frequent words • Daily reviews, your streak and your progress on every device No password and no form. Saved words and review history live in your account, which is why they need one. PREMIUM • Reader — paste any Turkish text and tap any word for its breakdown • Full explanations of every suffix, with the rules and the exceptions • Complete verb and noun paradigms • A grammar reference organised by CEFR level, A1 to B2 • Every frequency deck, not just the first 500 • Unlimited daily reviews No account is needed to subscribe. Premium unlocks on the device that bought it; sign in to sync it to your other devices. WHY THE SUFFIXES MATTER Turkish builds meaning by stacking endings onto a stem. One word can carry what English needs a whole clause for. Once you can see the seams, you can read words you have never met — and that is the skill Ekle is built to give you. Ekle means "add" in Turkish. Inside it sits ek, the word for suffix. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://ekle.app/privacy