Experience Homer, Plato, and the Greek Testament as they were written. AI-powered contextual translations. Intelligent vocabulary building. The complete toolkit for reading Ancient Greek.
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Unlike dictionaries that list every possible meaning, our AI analyzes each word in its context to show you exactly what it means in this passage. Also known as interlinear.
Available for the Iliad, Odyssey, Gospel of John, Aesop's Fables, and Marcus Aurelius' Meditations. More texts added regularly.
Click any word to add it to your personal deck. Our spaced repetition system (like Anki, built in) schedules reviews right before you forget, so every minute of study counts.
Texts like Marcus Aurelius' Meditations are versified so you can read the original Greek alongside the English, verse by verse. Then add entire sections to your vocabulary deck at once.
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Available for Meditations, Iliad, Odyssey, Aesop, and the Gospel of John. More versifications coming soon.
Our transliteration feature shows Greek words in familiar Latin letters while you learn. See how Greek sounds, not just how it looks.
Toggle transliteration on or off as your comfort grows. Train your eyes at your own pace.
See what percentage of any text you can already read. Watch your coverage grow as you learn. Know exactly when you're ready to tackle Homer.
These texts have curated, word-by-word contextual translations — every word parsed, glossed, and ready for your vocabulary deck.
From Homer to the Church Fathers. Epic poetry, philosophy, history, drama, and scripture.
We've unified data from the most comprehensive Ancient Greek resources available.
Critical editions and morphological data from Tufts University's renowned classics collection.
820 texts with complete morphological analysis, lemmatization, and POS tagging.
The complete Liddell-Scott-Jones Lexicon — the gold standard since 1843.
Syntactic annotations used for word-level alignment of Greek texts with translations.
Greek texts from the Open Greek and Latin project at the University of Leipzig.
Critical edition of Aesop's Fables with Perry numbering and multiple recensions.
Public domain English translations of Aesop's Fables (1867) for parallel reading.
Curated, concise definitions from the University of Chicago, based on Perseus with corrections.
Claude-powered glosses that understand meaning in context, not just definitions.
We're building public REST APIs for morphological analysis, dictionary lookups, and our full text corpus. Stay tuned.
GET /api/morph/λόγος
{
"form": "λόγος",
"lemma": "λόγος",
"pos": "noun",
"morph": "nominative singular masculine",
"definitions": ["word", "speech", "reason", "account"]
}
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