Akhos

A tool for students of Greek and Latin.

Hosted Page Link: https://akhos.net/

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Getting Started

To get started, load the page and type in your desired text in either Latin or Greek. Initial load time may take longer than expected due to loading built-in dictionary files.

If you don't know either language, here are a few example phrases for you to try out with copy and paste.

Greek:
    ἄνδρα μοι ἔννεπε μοῦσα
        The first four words of Homer's Odyssey, "Tell me of a man, Muse..."

Latin:
    arma virumque cano
        The first three words of Virgil's Aeneid, ""Of arms and the man I sing..."

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After Submit

You can hover over each word to see its morphology, and if you want a particular word to remain visible, simply click on it.

Warning!! If a long phrase is input, expect the phrase to take a while to show up and work properly.

Please enjoy, and I hope it's in some way helpful in your quest to learn and read the Classical Languages.

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Credits:

Lewis & Short JSON file compiled from the work of https://github.com/IohannesArnold 
Original Credit for XML dictionary goes to https://www.perseus.tufts.edu 

Wiktionary API used for obtaining 'Wiki Definition' information

LSJ JSON file obtained from https://github.com/perseids-project

Morphology APIs for Greek & Latin accessed through the Perseids Project: https://github.com/perseids-project