Coptic Grammar & Vocab
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About Coptic Grammar & Vocab
Coptic Grammar & Vocab is an education app developed by Ethan Hartzell.
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Coptic Grammar & Vocab is freely available from the App Store. The app size is 35.29 MB. The latest version available is 1.01. The last update was on December 16, 2023.
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Start with lesson 1 if you are not familiar with the alphabet.
After that, you can use full course mode and our unique algorithm will make sure you practice each word in various modalities and example sentences through lesson 20.
You can also look at the vocabulary and phrase lists for each lesson and quiz yourself on those specifically. There is a tracing function to help you practice writing.
In the full course mode, your progress is automatically saved as you progress, and at any point you can switch to progress view to see how far you've come.
Sahidic (also known as Thebaic) is the dialect in which most known Coptic texts are written, and was the leading dialect in the pre-Islamic period. Around 300 it began to be written in literary form, including translations of major portions of the Bible. Sahidic was, beginning in the 9th century, challenged by Bohairic Coptic, but is attested as late as the 14th century.