Best Latin Dictionaries • Where Can I Find Neologisms?

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Neologisms, Modern Latin Vocabulary

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[aldekorea]

I'd like to add that wiktionary is also a great resource since you can search directly for the declined words.

[robertoboehler-blumenau-sc]

Your channel is by far the best latin channel on YT. I'm Brazilian and I love learning about Latin and romance languages, although I can only speak Portuguese and Spanish. My humble congrats.

[GodmyX]

Ō, nōn sum dignus! Magnās grātiās prō tam pulchrā pelliculā, ubi nōn ā mē ēdita sōlummodo lexica sed etiam ab aliīs illustrissimīs hominibus facta invenīre licet, Tibi agō, amīce!

[paxdomini]

Unfortunately for some reason in my course the teachers made their own, crappy, dictionary and outside dictionaries are considered breaking academic integrity

[Bustedloads]

I like your Disney translations, I already know the words in English by heart so it makes looking up the words meanings easy to remember; love you r content and greatly appreciate the effort.

[_bbie]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge on Latin. Been looking for channel like this for a long time.

[ImmanuelTheKing]

Good stuff. Personally, I love books.... physical material as opposed to digital. Hence, a good physical dictionary at hand for this bibliophile is always in order. I am currently using Collin's Latin dictionary.

[Schmerb]

As a German, the best laltin dictionary for me will always be the good old trusty Stowasser

[enricomuzunna]

Why did I miss such an important video? I didn't know you made it

[TheNeoton]

Luci, unus blandissimorum hominum youtubis es et est semper delectatio segmenta cinescopica tua spectare. Gratias tibi ago! :)

[DavidAmster]

Thanks! Really helpful info. I needed a good online dictionary.

[jrclad]

Magno usui mihi uidetur omnia !
Salue !

[luiz-qlb]

Adhuc egemus vocabulo Latino quo "pocket" significemus, Luci! Mihi quidem nimis verbosa iunctura "sacculus vestimento assutus" videtur.

[ogorangeduck]

This is a quite random question, but how did you learn to de-aspirate initial /p/, /t/, /k/? I noticed it when you speak Greek, Latin, and that one Italian video. As a native English speaker (but also heritage Mandarin, so pitch accent isn't bad) the hardest part for me learning (Attic) Greek has been θ vs τ, φ vs π, χ vs κ. You do this quite well! Cheers!

[thinking-ape]

I have noticed that you sometimes pronounce intervocalic t in the word "Latin" as a voiceless alveolar plosive but vary occasionally, as would be typical for an American English speaker, as an alveolar flap, ɾ. Are you swapping this value intentionally or is something else operative?

[saintburnsy]

4:12 "France is a new concept!" sounds so much like a meme haha 😂

[NWEuroLangs]

Thank you for an interesting video! :)

[generalkenobi]

SALVE, MAGISTER! I have recently come upon a problem: do these dictionaries differentiate between BARO as in "simpleton" and BARO as in "baron"? Do these dictionaries always correctly mark long vowels? Wiktionary states that bārō means simpleton, but latinitium says that bāro with a short o means simpleton, dunce. How do I know that is right?

[dracandros]

Do you think Wiktionary is a good choice? I appreciate that it can provide the resource of the Latin vocabulary, for instance, "dē" can be associated with English " to".

[GMLowe-gpsn]

Sorry, if you have already answered this here or elsewhere, but Luke, what's your process for memorising new words.
Specially, in context of whilst one is on stage 3 (Famiglia Romana) of your Dowling-Ranieri Method and thereafter e.g. new words you come across,
Many thanks in advance,
Keep up the great work!!!