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Oh you're working on this ? If you'd like feedback there's one thing I noticed- it doesn't know what to do with syncopated perfect infinitives like ambulasse or rogasse. However it does fine with ambularunt and rogarunt so syncope does seem to be something that WWW is supposed to account for.
The old version of Words that I used to use could deal with "ambulasse" and those types, but it wasn't able to deal with the rarer syncopations like "surrexe". It also would interpret "amare" as a double syncopation of "amavere".Oh you're working on this ? If you'd like feedback there's one thing I noticed- it doesn't know what to do with syncopated perfect infinitives like ambulasse or rogasse. However it does fine with ambularunt and rogarunt so syncope does seem to be something that WWW is supposed to account for.
It looks like the link has been removed, but here is another link.
It looks like the link has been removed, but here is another link.
I like to use Whitaker's Words and the L&S Latin Dictinary on Perseus; this seems to cover all basis; though Whitaker's is able to find so many words that Perseus just doesn't find. I wish I had found Whitaker's sooner; would have saved me so much trouble.