Biblical Hebrew Vocabulary

Name: Biblical Hebrew Vocabulary
Price: 2.99 USD
Rating: 3.7 (49 reviews)
Author: Curtis Clements

By: Curtis Clements

Education

Features & Capabilities

Biblical Hebrew Vocabulary is the essential study companion for students of Biblical Hebrew. Over 5,000 vocabulary words from 8 popular introductory textbooks, plus the top 1,000 most frequently occurring words in the Hebrew Bible.

8 SUPPORTED TEXTBOOKS • Lambdin — An Introduction to Biblical Hebrew • Van Pelt — Basics of Biblical Hebrew • Weingreen — A Practical Grammar for Classical Hebrew • Ross — Introducing Biblical Hebrew • Seow — A Grammar for Biblical Hebrew • Kelley — Biblical Hebrew: An Introductory Grammar • Primer — The First Hebrew Primer • Futato — Beginning Biblical Hebrew

STUDY MODES • Flashcards — Tap to reveal, swipe to navigate, flip animation • Quiz — Multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank in both directions (Hebrew→English and English→Hebrew) • Matching — Pair Hebrew words with English meanings in timed rounds • Guided Study — Learn new words in batches of 5, then quiz yourself before moving on

SPACED REPETITION Built-in SM-2 spaced repetition tracks what you know and what you don't. Words you struggle with come back sooner. Words you've mastered fade into longer review intervals. Rate each card as Again, Hard, Good, or Easy.

PROGRESS TRACKING • Daily study goals with streak tracking • 30-day retention rate • Weekly review chart • Trouble words identified automatically • Per-word learning history, success rate, and ease factor • "Due Today" shows exactly which words need review

ADDITIONAL CONTENT • Complete Hebrew alphabet (31 letters including final forms) • 17 vowel points with pronunciation guides • Top 1,000 most frequent Biblical Hebrew words • Search across all vocabulary with learning status badges

CUSTOM REVIEW LISTS Create multiple named review lists and add words from any source. Study, quiz, or play matching games with your custom collections.

Designed for seminary students, divinity school students, and self-learners.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Curtis Clements

Rating:

3.70

(49)

Version:

3.01 Last updated: 2026-03-14

Version code:

883376365

Creation date:

2014-06-06

Compatible devices:

Size:

5.08MB

Price:

2.99

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Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-04

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User Reviews

Users like the app for its clear flashcards, portability, and textbook alignment, but report persistent bugs with the review definitions, lack of audio/pronunciation, and outdated content that lags behind updated Hebrew textbooks.

Pros

Flashcard format is straightforward and effective for learning on the go.
Strong alignment with textbooks and chapter-based vocab lists, making it easy to study alongside course material.
Portable, on-the-go practice with flashcards that users can rely on outside of a classroom.

Cons

Review mode often mismatches definitions with words (cards becoming incorrect or out of sync), and this bug persists across sessions.
No pronunciation audio or transliteration on flashcards, making correct pronunciation harder for learners.
Vocab lists and textbook alignments are out-of-date or not updated for newer editions, causing content to feel out of sync with current textbooks.

Recent reviews

The recent update to the app is incredible and made this app go from a 3.5/5 to a full 5 stars in my mind.

by TG*****, 2026-03-16

Bottom line: just use the free version of Quizlet. The “review” function would be great if you’re trying to do a comprehensive study but the words and the definitions get jumbled making it unusable. I love that the app offers multiple textbooks but there are some significant spelling errors of the Hebrew words which ruins the whole point. Also, there’s no way to track progress (I.e. which lessons you reviewed which ones you got wrong etc.) unlike the free version of Quizlet.

by Mr*****, 2024-12-11

The top 1000 vocab feature is super useful, I use it all the time. However, it is split into segments of 25 words each. I wish I could study all 1000 words at the same time, or even just 100, but if you add too many words to the review feature, it matches up the wrong definitions with the words. This mixup persists even when I close and reopen the app. Overall, I will probably keep using it, but do not buy the app if you want to study all the words at once. It can’t currently do that for you. *sigh* I will update my review if I see that change.