The essential study companion for students of Biblical Hebrew — flashcards, quizzes and spaced repetition for the words your course actually assigns.
Built for seminary students, divinity students and self-learners — study exactly the vocabulary your course assigns, chapter by chapter.
The core of the app is its textbook lists: over 5,000 words drawn from eight of the most widely used introductory Hebrew grammars, organized by lesson so your flashcards always match the chapter you are on. On top of that sit the 1,000 most frequently occurring words in the Hebrew Bible — the words that pay off in reading, in manageable groups of 25.
Words you miss in a quiz are saved automatically for review, and you can build your own named review lists from any source in the app.
Whichever introductory grammar your course uses, the vocabulary is probably already here, in lesson order.
Pick the mode that fits the moment — the spaced repetition engine tracks every word across all of them.
The scheduling is SM-2 spaced repetition — the algorithm behind Anki. Rate each card Again, Hard, Good or Easy; words you struggle with come back sooner, mastered words fade to longer intervals. The progress dashboard adds a daily study goal, streak tracking, a 30-day retention rate, a weekly review chart, and an automatically identified trouble-words list.
Also included: the complete Hebrew alphabet — 31 letters including final forms — 17 vowel points with pronunciation guides, and full-text search across every word with learning-status badges.
All 675 words of Biblical Aramaic — the language of Daniel 2–7, Ezra 4–7 and Jeremiah 10:11 — are available inside the app as an optional one-time unlock, with reading tracks for Daniel and Ezra. On Android it is also available as a standalone app, Biblical Aramaic Vocabulary.
Every letter with its name and sound, the five final forms, and all seventeen vowel points — the whole writing system on one page. No app, no sign-up — read it here.