iAramaic: Biblical Aramaic aid

iAramaic is a complete Aramaic grammar and study companion for Biblical Aramaic — the language of Ezra 4:8–6:18, 7:12–26, Daniel 2:4–7:28, and Jeremiah 10:11. Whether you're setting out to learn Aramaic in a first-year course, preparing for exegesis, or just want to look up a word while reading Daniel and Ezra, iAramaic puts the whole language in your pocket.
 
FULL ARAMAIC GRAMMAR, ORGANIZED FOR STUDY
Browse a concise Biblical Aramaic grammar covering the alphabet, nouns and the determined state, pronouns and pronominal suffixes, numerals, prepositions, and adjectives — right through the verb system (an overview, then Peal, Pael, Haphel, the passive, reflexive and rare stems, and weak and unusual verbs) and syntax (nominal clauses, word order, tense and aspect, conjunctions and particles, and idioms).
 
PARADIGM CHARTS AT A GLANCE
Full paradigm charts (perfect, imperfect, imperative, participle, infinitive, jussive) for every stem and the common weak roots, plus a Summary Verb Chart that compares all eight stems side by side. Tap "Show Affixes" to highlight prefixes and suffixes in red, so as you learn Aramaic verbs the pattern behind each form is immediately visible — not just the finished word.
 
QUICK LOOKUP LEXICON
Search the complete 704-word vocabulary of Daniel and Ezra by tapping its consonants on an Aramaic keyboard, either by dictionary form or by the form as it's printed in the text. Every entry gives you the meaning, frequency, part of speech, and an example verse showing the word in context. You can also browse the full glossary letter by letter.
 
FULL BDB LEXICON ENTRIES
Go deeper with the complete Brown-Driver-Briggs lexicon article for hundreds of Aramaic headwords — the same scholarly reference used in seminary libraries, with Strong's number cross-references.
 
WORKS OFFLINE
No internet connection, no account, and no ads. The entire grammar, lexicon, and paradigm library is built into the app, so you can learn Aramaic wherever you are.
 
SOURCES
• Brown-Driver-Briggs, Biblical Aramaic section, for full lexicon entries
• MACULA Hebrew (Westminster Leningrad Codex), Aramaic portions, for inflected forms
• Open Scriptures Hebrew Bible Project for Strong's and BDB cross-references
• World English Bible for example verses
 
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