Alef Omega 1.1.0

Alef Omega provides a comprehensive tool for students engaged in the study and memorization of biblical vocabularies across multiple languages, including Hebrew, Greek, Aramaic, Latin, and Syriac. The vocabulary lists are drawn from authoritative textbooks used at the Pontificio Instituto Biblico (PIB), offering users the flexibility to select specific chapters or sections for targeted practice. Notably, the Hebrew section includes supplementary content such as transliterations and verb parsing, enhancing the learning experience. All features are accessible at no cost, supporting beginning biblical students in expanding their lexical proficiency.

Textbooks referenced include:

• HEBREW: Introduction to Biblical Hebrew by Thomas Lambdin; 90% of Old Testament Hebrew vocabulary; Biblical Hebrew verb parsing; Vocabulary categorized by themes.
• <emARAMAIC: An Introduction to the Aramaic of Targum by Thomas O. Lambdin; Basics of Biblical Aramaic by Miles V. Van Pelt; vocabulary organized by frequency and paradigms.
• GREEK: Grammar of New Testament Greek by C. Sunil Ranjar; An Introduction to the Study of New Testament Greek by James Swetnam; 92% of Greek New Testament vocabulary; Basics of Biblical Greek by Bill Mounce; Greek NT resources from Oak Hill College; English terms with Greek roots.
• LATIN: A Primer of Ecclesiastical Latin by Collins; Wheelock’s Latin; list of The 1000 Most Common Latin Words; Latin and Greek roots.
• SYRIAC: Introduction to Syriac by W. M. Thackston; Syriac Old and New Testament vocabulary.
• AKKADIAN: A Grammar of Akkadian by John Huehnergard.

A dedicated dictionary feature allows users to search for words or terms in English, retrieving corresponding translations in Hebrew, Greek, Latin, and Syriac.

The review module enables users to save vocabulary for subsequent review sessions, facilitating reinforcement and retention over time.