2) Almost every Latin word have Dictionary definitions taken from: Charlton T. Lewis - An Elementary Latin Dictionary 1890, Whitaker’s Words, Dictionary of the Vulgate New Testament- Harden, J. M., 1921.
You can make various investigations: 1) Select “From verse”….”To verse” …. Optionally you can Select Show Dictionary Sė (Yes) (No is the default); 2) Search simple Latin Word, optionally you can Select Show Dictionary Sė (Yes) ; 3) Search simple Latin Lemma, optionally you can Select Show Dictionary Sė (Yes);
4) Simple search on a single Part of Speech: PoS, combined with Type, Type2 (or SubType), Voice, Mood, Tense, gender, Number, Case, person, +Case, with frequency, optionally you can Select Show Dictionary Sė (Yes);
5) Complex search on PoS: Noun, Conjunction pronoun, verb… (Multi selection), with frequency, optionally you can Select Show Dictionary Sė (Yes); 6) Search Part of Speech text position (only PoS), with frequency, optionally you can Select Show Dictionary Sė (Yes).
29/08/2016 - Rev 2
02-09-2016 rev_3
11-05-2017 rev_7 Updated: now search also "auxiliary" and "Periphrastic Active and Passives (+ deponent) coniugation"