Study Biblical Greek verbs with 76 charts and 704 recall slots. Explore a compact verb-formation reference, hide and reveal forms, practice a full chart or 10 mixed forms, and revisit missed answers. Saved progress and Continue learning help you build a steady memorization habit. Includes regular model paradigms and selected irregular patterns. Choose Light, Dark, or System appearance in the new Settings screen. Your preference applies throughout the app and is remembered when you return. Open Settings with the gear button on Search or Saved, or in the iPad Explore toolbar.

Check individual Latin and Greek paradigm forms with an optional on-device AI second opinion using Apple's Foundation Models. Requires iOS 26 or later and a supported Apple Intelligence device; the feature stays hidden on unsupported devices. AI assessments can be incorrect and never change dictionary entries or study progress. Share ideas and report issues more easily with prominent feedback controls. Dismiss the home feedback invitation whenever you like, and restore it from About. An occasional native App Store review prompt may appear after completed study sessions.

Refreshed App Store screenshots and a new preview video show how to explore word origins, learn Latin and Greek roots, and build lasting recall. App features are unchanged from version 1.9.

Explore word origins, learn roots, and pick up where you left off. • Follow interactive etymology journeys through recorded languages and meanings. • Recover from misspelled searches with tappable suggestions, and report corrections directly from an entry. • Listen at normal or slower speed. English uses a British English system voice; Latin and Ancient Greek playback are clearly labeled system-voice approximations. Pronunciation now supports playback in Silent Mode. • Try guided root-learning paths, resume interrupted lessons and study sessions, and opt into review reminders. • Explore words and root families side by side on iPad, with keyboard navigation. • Optionally sync saved words and review progress through iCloud. • Share word cards and links, and return to entries using Spotlight or App Shortcuts. • Send feedback, bug reports, and feature requests directly in the app—without email—with clearer confirmation and retry handling. Dictionary lookup and study remain available offline. Feedback and optional iCloud sync require a connection.

Groundwork for better coverage: the app now keeps track of the words you searched for that it couldn't find, so those gaps can be filled in future updates. Only the words are recorded — never anything about you.

Send Feedback: report a bug, request a feature, or tell us what you think — from About.

Reliability and performance improvements.

Word Radicals now keeps an anonymous count of which features get used — how often a paradigm is drilled, a root is opened, a study session is finished — so the parts people actually reach are the parts that get improved next. Counts only. No account, no identifiers, and nothing you search for, save, or study ever leaves your device. The privacy policy spells out exactly what is sent.

- Vastly expanded dictionary: thousands more English words with their Latin and Greek origins - Latin and Greek entries now show their English descendants - Search understands plurals and verb forms ("photographs" finds photograph) - New Paradigms tab: reference tables and recall drills for classic Greek and Latin paradigms - Your drill answers are saved, so you can review just the forms you've missed - Word of the Day now always features a word with true classical roots