Dictionaries 1.3.3 – Translation and spelling dictionaries. Dictionaries K'ed Reference. Dictionaries overcomes the Mac’s support for only a few.
Type a word & select a dictionary:
•Λεξικό της κοινής νεοελληνικής: Modern Greek dictionary (meanings & etymology in Greek) (1998)
Spelling meaning: 1. Forming words with the correct letters in the correct order, or the ability to do this: 2.
Using this option you will have to use the consistent phonemic spelling as used in the New Lakota Dictionary. The advantage is that search results are exact, rather than approximate. Enable Lakota keyboard After checking this option you will be able to type Lakota specific letters in the search field. The layout is as follows.
•Lingea: Greek-English dictionary & multilingual
•Kemeslex: Greek-English dictionary & French
•Kypros: modern & ancient Greek-English dictionary
→Greek-English translation online & other languages: texts & web page
•Loecsen: Greek-English common phrases (+ audio)
•Goethe-Verlag: Greek-English common phrases & illustrated vocabulary(+ audio)
•BBC: useful expressions (+ audio)
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•Greek-English-French dictionary of the Olympic games
•Modern Greek and English lexikon by John Lowndes (1837)
•Dictionary of Modern Greek proverbswith an English translation, by Alexander Negris (1831)
•Vocabulaire classique: vocabulary by topics, Modern & Ancient Greek, French, English, by G. Poppleton (1834)
Greek language
→Greek keyboard to type a text with the Greek alphabet
→Conversion Modern Greek > Latin alphabet
→Transliterated Greek keyboard to type a text with the latin script
•Neurolingo: morphology of Greek words: declension of nouns, conjugation of verbs, spelling
•conjugation of regular Greek verbs & irregular verbs
•An introduction to Modern Greek by David Eisenberg
•Greek basic course, Foreign service institute (1967) (+ audio)
•Greek by Angela Ralli, in Revue belge de philologie et d'histoire (2012)
•From language standards to a standard Language : the case of Modern Greek, by Spiros Moschonas, in Diacronia (2019)
•Βασική γραμματική της ελληνικής: basic grammar of the Greek language (2007)
•Τα νέα ελληνικά για ξένους: Modern Greek for foreigners (2007)
•Νεοελληνική γραμματική: Modern Greek grammar by Μανόλης Τριανταφυλλίδης (1941)
•Greek self-taughtwith phonetic pronunciation (Thimm's system) by Nicolaos Anastassiou (1916)
•Handbook of the Modern Greek by Karl Petraris (1921)
•Handbook of the Modern Greek vernacular, grammar, texts, glossary, by Albert Thumb (1912)
•Short and easy Modern Greek grammar with idiomatic, proverbial phrases, vocabulary, by Mary Gardner & Carl Wied (1910)
•Practical method in the Modern Greek language by Eugene Rizo-Rangabé (1896)
•Practical and easy method of learning the Modern Greek language by Angelos Blachos (1891)
•Guide to Modern Greek by Edmund Martin Geldart (1883)
•The Modern Greek language in its relation to Ancient Greek by Edmund Martin Geldart (1870)
•The Modern Greek, its pronunciation and relations to Ancient Greek & rules of accentuation, by Telemachus Thomas Timayenis (1877)
•Romaic or Modern Greek grammar by Evangelinus Apostolides Sophocles (1858)
•Grammar of the Modern Greek language by Alexander Negris (1828)
• books & papers about the Modern Greek: Google books | Internet archive | Universityof Crete | Academia | Wikipedia
•In - Καθημερινή - Ελευθεροτυπία- Τα Νέα - Το βήμα - Έθνος
•Google news
•e-Radio: online Greek radios
•Wikipedia: Greek television channels
Texts & Literature
•Greek-language.gr: Modern Greek literature, anthology & studies
•Myriobiblos: Byzantine & Modern Greek literature
•Lyrikline: poems in Greek, with translation (+ audio)
•Ο Μικρός Πρίγκιπας: The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
•Songs of modern Greece with translation in English, by George Frederick Abbott (1900)
•Popularia carminaGræciæ recentoris: Greek songs, published by Arnold Passow (1860)
→bilingual Bible Greek (Modern & Ancient) & other languages
First article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
'Ολοι οι άνθρωποι γεννιούνται ελεύθεροι και ίσοι στην αξιοπρέπεια και τα δικαιώματα. Είναι προικισμένοι με λογική και συνείδηση, και οφείλουν να συμπεριφέρονται μεταξύ τους με πνεύμα αδελφοσύνης.
•Οικουμενική Διακήρυξη για τα Ανθρώπινα Δικαιώματα: translation in Greek (+ audio)
→First article in different languages
→Universal Declaration of Human Rights in Greek, English & other languages
→Greece: maps, symbols, heritage & documents
→Athena
→Ancient Greek language
→Cypriot Greec
→Cyprus
I have a very precious-to-my-heart 7-year-old daughter, my oldest girl. We have taken reading and spelling a bit slower because she’s needed a good amount of extra practice and reinforcement. In my opinion, it’s better for her to go a bit slower and really nail down particular literacy concepts, than breeze on through and those concepts not be solidified.
Most weeks, we do formal Spelling three times each week. Recently, my daughter was in a new class at church and recognized that some of her peers were better spellers than she was. So she asked if we could do Spelling every day so she could get better at it.
Why, yes ma’am, we sure can!!
I won’t go on and on about how proud I was of her for making that astute observation, that she was willing to work hard to improve her Spelling skills, and that she wasn’t ashamed or embarrassed to come and ask me. So I’ll say it only once:
I was so proud of her. You know, mama proud.
Sometimes God gives us mamas little treasures to ponder in our hearts, and this was definitely one of those moments.
So long story short, we are working on Spelling 5 times a week and she is seeing great success!
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In order to help her even more, I created a personal Spelling Dictionary where she can record more difficult words. She writes words that are more difficult to spell and can refer back to her personalized dictionary any time she needs it!
My Spelling Dictionary
This Spelling Dictionary is completely customizable for any grade or age range – from Early Kindergarten up into older grades.
For older students (around 3rd grade and older), you can have a different Spelling Dictionary for each subject. You could record history words in one dictionary, and science words in another.
When your child is writing and has a word she wants to spell, just spell the word for her aloud as she writes it in her Spelling Dictionary.
Then when that particular word pops back up at a different time, she won’t have to ask you. She’ll just confidently get out her Spelling Dictionary!
Note: The cover in the picture shows a girl, however there are 3 different girl covers and 3 different boy covers included for you to choose from. Vellum 2 1 4.
How to Assemble My Spelling Dictionary
My Spelling Dictionary is super easy to assemble. For children in 2nd grade or older, they’ll need minimal assistance from mom.
What you’ll need to create My Spelling Dictionary:
2 plain file folders
scissors
packing tape
copy paper or white card stock
glue stick
My Spelling Dictionary printables (print at the end of this post)
I print out each of the pages on cardstock so they’ll last longer and make the folder more durable. You can certainly use regular white copy paper and still have great success.
Cut one of the file folders in half so you have two separate pieces.
Open the other intact file folder and press flat.
Then take the cut portion file folder and tape inside to create a file folder “book.”
It works best if you use packing tape to adhere the file folder book. It also works best if you tape the cut file folder piece in place on both sides of the “spine” of the file folder book.
Next, glue the cover page on. Only place glue on the outside edges of the paper so the paper doesn’t bend and wrinkle. This is especially necessary if you’re using copy paper, since it’s thinner.
Now open your file folder book and glue the A-F page on the left side. Again, only glue the edges so the inner page won’t be wrinkly.
On the opposite side of the file folder book, glue the G-L page.
Flip the page of your file folder book (which is the file folder you originally cut in half) and paste the M-R page on the right side, followed by the S-Z page on the left side.
Lastly, glue the Dolch word list on the back for easy, quick reference.
Now it’s time to start writing! Enjoy!
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Author:
Lauren Hill
Platforms:
Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7