Dictionaries

Open explanatory dictionaries built from Mova's corpora. Every sense says where it comes from — a lexicon in the public domain or under an open licence, the glosses of an open treebank — and why it was chosen for this word; every word has its examples in layers, from the original to the translation.

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The school dictionary

Every word of the lessons of Mova's school — the school where Mova learns, so rare and learned words (abattoir, abstemious) stand beside everyday ones: its part of speech, a meaning a pupil can read, its sense in the lessons, and examples from the lessons themselves.

18618 words 👑

The Early Modern English dictionary

The words of the King James Bible, JPS 1917 and Shakespeare that changed: the modern equivalent, how the old sense differs from today's, and examples.

489 words ✨

The mysticism dictionary

The words of the mysticism course: what each means for a pupil and its sense in the lessons.

75 words 📜

The Tanakh

Every Hebrew word of the Hebrew Bible, the Torah with the Prophets and the Writings: how often it is used, MACULA's glosses, the OpenScriptures and Brown–Driver–Briggs meanings, why each was chosen, and examples in layers — the verse in Hebrew, word for word, JPS 1917.

8377 words 🏺

Biblical Aramaic and Targum Onkelos

The Aramaic chapters of Daniel, Ezra and Jeremiah with BDB and Jastrow, and the commonest words of Targum Onkelos beside the Hebrew they translate.

698 words ✡️

The Judaism dictionary

The school dictionary rewritten for the Tanakh: the words of the Torah, the Prophets and the Writings with their sense in Jewish tradition and examples from the verses.

6612 words

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