Morfix

What it actually is

Morfix handles inflected forms well — paste a conjugated verb or a word with prefixes and it still finds the root entry — and gives translations in both directions with plurals, gender and common phrases. It is the pragmatic everyday lookup tool rather than a scholarly dictionary, and the free version is heavy with ads which the paid Morfix Pro removes. The interface leans Hebrew-first, which is mildly awkward for absolute beginners but stops being a problem quickly.

What it covers

• Vocabulary
• Reading
• Writing

Listed for

• Hebrew

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