Reverse interlinear for iPad
Hi all, as I understand it, it is not possible to achieve a reverse interlinear view in an iPad (as you might on the desktop app). Would anyone have workarounds to achieve the same effect? In short, I hope to be reading the English text, and have the corresponding Hebrew / Greek lemma below each word (so the lookup function won’t work). Thanks very much!
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As far as I know, there are no "reverse interlinear" books. There are, however, regular interlinears. You would have the Hebrew or Greek on top and an English translation below. The order would be according to the original languages, not in the order you would find in an English translation.
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Irvin Wan said:
Hi all, as I understand it, it is not possible to achieve a reverse interlinear view in an iPad (as you might on the desktop app). Would anyone have workarounds to achieve the same effect? In short, I hope to be reading the English text, and have the corresponding Hebrew / Greek lemma below each word (so the lookup function won’t work). Thanks very much!
The functionality of a RI on iPad would be the select a word and use the popup to find the info you'd fine in a RI
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