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Biblical Hebrew Vocabulary

by Curtis Clements

iPhone · iPad

Active Last checked 6 Aug 2026

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  • $2.99

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  • Price: $2.99

Ratings & reviews

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3.7 51 ratings · App Store

  1. 4/5Suggestions

    It would be super helpful if there was an interface to make your own flash cards that you could add to the review. Also, the vocab lists for the Seow book often have "notes" attached to them, that are not included in the notecards. It would be helpful if you had a system to incorporate those "extra vocab" words as well!

    estie115 · 6 Aug 2026

  2. 1/5Useful, but review feature needs work

    The top 1000 vocab feature is super useful, I use it all the time. However, it is split into segments of 25 words each. I wish I could study all 1000 words at the same time, or even just 100, but if you add too many words to the review feature, it matches up the wrong definitions with the words. This mixup persists even when I close and reopen the app. Overall, I will probably keep using it, but do not buy the app if you want to study all the words at once. It can’t currently do that for you. *sigh* I will update my review if I see that change.

    0000,_,0000 · 6 Aug 2026

  3. 2/5Great idea; poor execution

    Bottom line: just use the free version of Quizlet. The “review” function would be great if you’re trying to do a comprehensive study but the words and the definitions get jumbled making it unusable. I love that the app offers multiple textbooks but there are some significant spelling errors of the Hebrew words which ruins the whole point. Also, there’s no way to track progress (I.e. which lessons you reviewed which ones you got wrong etc.) unlike the free version of Quizlet.

    Mr.PandaBear9001 · 6 Aug 2026

  4. 1/5Pass on this until it’s updated

    I love the straightforward flash card format of this app but if you add more than a few cards to the review feature the app actually matches incorrect words on the cards. I worked with this app for two semesters.I tried deleting and reinstalling. I tried not adding so many cards to the review stack. I really tried to make this relationship work but I finally deleted it for good. Again, I really like this app but I won’t be using it as long as it has this bug. I did try communicating with the developer but received no response.

    txshellie · 6 Aug 2026

  5. 3/5Almost Great

    When I first downloaded this app it was definitely 5-Star worthy... Until I started really using it. First - the flash cards are well done. Of the ones keyed to Futato, I only found one spelling error (holok), which is impressive considering that text uses 390+ flash cards. However, the definitions on the cards were created from a different text book and they did not always reflect Futato's definitions. I had to work with the flash cards with the book long enough to get the right definitions memorized so that I could then use the app away from the book ignoring the given definitions. It would be a huge bonus to be able to amend the definitions to change them and perhaps add other notes or even create new cards for other words. Also, our instructor had us ignore qal forms that are not found in the Hebrew Bible, where the verb takes a simple past in another pattern. It would have been nice to have been able to delete those cards. So why not just put them into the review and delete them out? I'm glad you asked. This is the main reason for the three stars as it's hard to forgive... On the night before my final exam, I went through all 390+ words chapter by chapter and dumped them into the review. After going through all the words again in the review I began to delete the words I knew well to pare it down to the words causing me the most frustration. After about an hour of this, the definitions began to show up incorrectly. The words came up with the wrong definitions. Not good the night before the final. I'm not sure what happened, I had been using the review tool just fine the whole semester. Nothing worked to fix it. Restart of program and / or phone did nothing. It was too late and I was in too deep to start over. The app simply failed me. A few weeks later I had to take a review test for the beginning of Hebrew 2. So I deleted the app and reinstalled it and everything worked fine for a few days. But again, when I did a wholesale dump of words into the review tool, about midway through it did it to me again. I guess when you ask it to delete too many words at a time it just gets messed up. And with a tool as important as that, being used in such important moments, no matter how good the rest is, it failed me when I needed it most.

    candjhuntley1000 · 6 Aug 2026

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Versions

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  • 1.0
  • 1.1

    Flash cards for the following text books are now included A Grammar for Biblical Hebrew - C.L. Seow A Practical Grammar for Classical Hebrew - Jacob Weingreen An Introduction to Biblical Hebrew - Thomas O. Lambdin Basics of Biblical Hebrew - Pratico and Van Pelt Beginning Biblical Hebrew - Mark D. Futado Biblical Hebrew: An Introductory Grammar - Page H. Kelley Introducing Biblical Hebrew - Allen P. Ross The First Hebrew Primer - Simon, Motzkin, Resnikoff

  • 1.1.1

    Added ability to delete individual cards from the review list Minor fixes to a few cards

  • 1.2

    New ways to study can be found in Settings! Reverse study - turn on to see English and guess the Hebrew Shuffled - Have the cards Shuffled or keep them in order (helpful for learning the alphabet) The card view now shows a "Add all to Review" button. This will add all of the current lesson/group of words to the review list, enabling multiple chapters to be sent to review to study at once..

  • 1.4

    Minor fixes. If you find an error, misspelled word, would like to request new functionality, etc, please email me! I will work hard to get a good review out of you!

  • 1.5

    This update from Apple will improve the functionality of this app. No new features are included. New textbook flashcards: Invitation to Biblical Hebrew! Thanks for all the feedback and suggestions, keep them coming and lets make this the best Hebrew app out there!

  • 3.0

    Completely rebuilt from the ground up in modern Swift and SwiftUI: • Spaced repetition (SM-2 algorithm) tracks what you know and schedules optimal review times • 4 study modes: flashcards, multiple-choice quiz, word matching, and guided batch learning • Progress dashboard with daily goals, study streaks, retention rate, and weekly charts • "Due Today" view shows exactly which words need review • Create multiple named review lists and study them any way you like • Search across all 5,000+ vocabulary words with learning status indicators • Per-word statistics: review history, success rate, ease factor • Daily study reminders via notifications • Adjustable Hebrew font size • Modern interface designed for iOS 17+

  • 3.01

    Text: Lambdin text has been updated with accent marks to match the text. Fixed 2 misspellings. New icon

  • 3.02 · 9 Jun 2026

    Words can be added to your review list from the Search display.

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