Sapiens Optio
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About Sapiens Optio
Sapiens Optio is a free Application for translating Latin (All forms) into English UK and back again. Based on the highly successful William Whitaker's Words this application searches a dictionary of over 39,000 words.
This application is an Android Client for the highly successful Sapiens Optio program that has been built from the ground up for Android and suits phones, tablets and more.
This application is an Android Client for the highly successful Sapiens Optio program that has been built from the ground up for Android and suits phones, tablets and more.
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What's Changed
Now supports live chat support + Under the hood improvements
Now supports live chat support + Under the hood improvements
More downloads Sapiens Optio reached 100 - 500 downloads
What are users saying about Sapiens Optio
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You input any Latin word and this dictionary detects its morphological accidents and the base word. That feature alone makes it one of the greatest dictionaries, Latin or not, ever created. But it also includes almost every possible classical Latin word, with some Medieval and Neo-Latin terms included. It would be really nice to have an offline Latin dictionary that could do everything that this one does, but this is the next best thing.
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Great app, literally every latin word - no matter the tense or part of speech - gets translated right back to its root.
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HIC PROGRAMMATUS UTILIS ET MIHI PLACET
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Much better than Google translate
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I have absolutely no real use for Latin, but this thing is fun. Thanks designer people!
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Great app
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I was so excited to find this adaptation of William Whitaker's Words! It currently helps me translate the proem of the Aeneid!
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I was so excited to find this adaptation of William Whitaker's Words! It currently helps me translate the proem of the Aeneid!
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Much better than Google translate