Latin Translator & Dictionary

Latin for high school and university: translations, grammar and literature powered by AI. From Cicero to Tacitus, from Virgil to Seneca, every passage is now within reach.

WHY CHOOSE LATIN MASTER • Translator with dual version: literal + literary Scan the passage from your textbook and get word-by-word translation plus polished English, with grammar notes on every construction.

• In-depth theory for every topic Clear explanations of declensions, conjugations, case syntax, verb and clause syntax. Examples and historical context to make it stick.

• Mind maps and flashcards from scans Snap notes, handouts or textbook pages: the AI builds personalized mind maps and flashcards for you. Active study, fast review.

WHAT'S INSIDE • Grammar: alphabet, pronunciation, 5 declensions, adjectives, pronouns, 4 active and passive conjugations, finite and non-finite moods, deponents, semi-deponents • Syntax: cases, verb, clauses, sequence of tenses, ablative absolute, periphrastic active and passive, gerund, gerundive, supine • Authors and works: Cicero, Caesar, Virgil, Horace, Ovid, Catullus, Livy, Tacitus, Seneca, Plautus, Terence, Sallust, Quintilian, Martial, Petronius, Apuleius • Roman history and culture: from the founding to the fall of the Empire, institutions, religion, daily life • Literature: archaic, republican, Augustan, imperial, late antique periods

STUDY TOOLS • AI version scanner: literal + literary translation + analysis • Mind maps and flashcards generated from your documents • 1000+ quizzes on grammar, syntax and literature • Built-in vocabulary with paradigms and constructions • Brand new design built for fast studying

IDEAL FOR • High school Latin students (AP Latin, A-Levels) • Preparing class tests and oral exams • Classics and ancient languages majors at university • Independent learners passionate about Latin

Download Latin Master and tackle every passage with an edge. Even Cicero would approve.

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