It’s usually my first stop if I have a word in another language that I want to translate. It pairs well with creating a custom Firefox search engine for Wiktionary and then using a shortcut like !wt.
Just to add, it’s a far better resource than my old Oxford Latin Dictionary (overpriced garbage today) for translations, and I really appreciate that they break down all Latin terms by declension (including a declension chart) or with verb principal parts (and their own conjugation charts).
It’s usually my first stop if I have a word in another language that I want to translate. It pairs well with creating a custom Firefox search engine for Wiktionary and then using a shortcut like
!wt.So for example, if I want to know what “rassurant” means, I can type
!wt rassurant, and it’ll take me to https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/rassurant.Just to add, it’s a far better resource than my old Oxford Latin Dictionary (overpriced garbage today) for translations, and I really appreciate that they break down all Latin terms by declension (including a declension chart) or with verb principal parts (and their own conjugation charts).