1828 4+

As soon as I downloaded the app, I compared several words to the hardcopy Facsimile Edition sitting on my dictionary stand. Although it doesn't have every little notation, the definitions are virtually word for word. The interface is very easy to use and the app's response time is excellent. Of the three apps that are available, I chose this one because it was free. But if I continue to experience similar results, I would gladly pay for it.

My sentiments for this application are expressed precisely in every word of the review expressed by wjgold, who writes of it, "...irreplaceably useful to bridge the gap between the original meaning of words (and) the morphed changes over the decades. It is revealing to historical, societal trends, valuable for deeper understanding and very entertaining...." Looking up words in this dictionary is not the equivalent of looking up words in a current-day dictionary; it is researching the use of language and the way it was understood nearly two centuries ago, from which one can discern patterns in the evolution of language through the past 200 years.
My only recommendations for this application are, foremost, a way to save favorite words/passages; a more attractive application icon (that's a petty request, I realize; neither reflect my overall rating of this very lovely application).

This is the simplest Webster’s 1828 Dictionary App. It now has Webster’s Bible references links to open the verses. Has several other useful inexpensive helps.

It is my #1 go to KJB Bible reference, bar none. The 1828 defines 95% of the KJB words. Why go to the subjective “Hebrew & “Greek”?, when the word of God has been provided in the KJB text (despite claims by “scholars” that it’s not). All that is needed is a true dictionary of unfamiliar words, read what is there in context, some prayer and humility and you will receive GREAT understanding of the word of God.