This searchable Greek dictionary is now available on CANEPress (free to CANE members)! This is a fantastic help, as you can put in the English word and the Greek will come up. I wish I had had this when I was in college. Absolutely worth downloading!
Download here: Toussaint-Langenscheidt Method: A Pocket-Dictionary of the Greek and English Languages
Tip: Use CTRL + f on your keyboard to search within the document, once you’ve downloaded it.
By: Ruth Breindel
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