I would pay for an ad free version. It’s a great dictionary but it has a few bugs. When I tap twice on the search bar it shifts the screen up. The ads are really bothersome and time consuming. Despite this, I appreciate all the information it contains. Just wish it had some updates

The app uses full screen pop ups that try to trick you into clicking on them by accident by sometimes obscuring where the x button even is. These ads pop up continuously including at the beginning of every session on it. It makes the app extremely frustrating, whatever the otherwise merits of it are. Morphix has a reputation for being the best hebrew-english dictionary, but that says a lot about the sorry state of hebrew-english dictionaries, in my opinion. Noticeably the app lacks an option to turn nikkudot on and off, example sentences, transcribed pronunciation for headwords, audio for headwords, and it also lacks usage notes like telling you if a hebrew word is particularly used by Israelis or in the jewish diaspora. These are glaring omissions of features and content that are common in professional and academic quality dictionary apps.Despite unfortunately actually being the best hebrew-english dictionary out there, the ads really are the deal breaker for me. The moment I accidentally clicked on one and safari opened up to peddle something to me, was the moment I immediately deleted it. I will be using google translate from now on, and that's all I can recommend as a replacement. There just isn't a good dictionary app out there for hebrew-english and that's disappointing. Hopefully something better comes along. I'm not holding my breadth that Morphix will improve and reverse course on the adds, though. I would be willing to buy a professional version of this app that doesn't have ads, but that isn't on offer.

This program has it all. The nikudim for transliteration, also included are the several meanings for any word, the root of the word, often including frequently used expressions with a word, the valuable part of speech and/or verb binyan is almost always defined, and the older version has free vocabulary learning games. I wanted to review a five star, but lately the app shows a black screen with a turning dial. I am so thankful for this brilliant translater application. It is amazing, and there are no other translating applications which come near it! I think mine is blocked now or something.

My favorite translation app — includes vowels (useful for spelling the Hebrew correctly) —incredibly helpful. And now I can’t get it to load once the opening ad is dismissed!I, too, would pay for an and-free version. But I’m fine with this one—if it will work again. I’ve deleted and re-downloaded it: no change. Please fix! I don’t always have reliable internet access so I can’t always go to the website.