Language Links

Greek

Greek Language Links

• Differences Between Classical and Hellenistic Greek - A short introduction by J. C. Treat, University of Pennsylvania.
• Euromosaic - Greek - Sociolinguistic survey of the use of Greek as a minority language in Calabria (southern Italy). Collection of links.
• The Greek Language - Modern Greek grammar, phonology and word classes with some historical background.
• Greek Morphological Analysis - An interactive analyzer for Greek words, in Latin transliteration.
• Greek through the Internet - Lessons in modern Greek, with a short history of the language.
• Griko - Greek in Italy - Information about Greek-speaking minorities in Italy.
• Introduction to Modern Greek - A course covering the alphabet, numbers, grammar, and calendar.
• Ukindia - Learn to Read Greek - Two easy lessons for the Greek alphabet.

Greek Dictionary and Translation Links

• English-Greek/Greek-English Informatics Terminology Dictionary - University of Athens.
• Greek-English Translator - For ancient or modern Greek. Greek words are printed in both Latin and Greek fonts.
• Greek-English-Greek Dictionary - Common modern words and phrases; search form; Unicode.
• New Testament Greek Lexicon - Look up English or Greek word, or Strong's number
• Online English-Greek Dictionary - Based on Woodhouse's 1910 English to Greek dictionary, covering the Attic dialect.
• Project Perseus: Text Tools & Lexica - Concordances to ancient Greek literature; Features the Liddell/Scott/Jones Lexicon and morphological analysis tool.
• Translatum - The Greek Translation Vortal - A Greek translation portal containing web tools (interactive dictionary links for many languages, quotations, encyclopedia and thesauri interactive links, interlinear and parallel bibles), electronic dictionaries, machine translation, translation bibliographies, translation journals, a translation forum and an electronic text archive.
• Vamvakos Greek-English Dictionary - Requires Installed Greek Fonts (Windows-1253).

Do you know of a good Greek link that should be on this page? If so, let me know about it! I will add any links that are relevant to learning Greek. I am also open to link exchanges as long as the site pertains to the Greek language.