Ancient Greek dictionaries online

[Carolina Conlanger]

Are there any good Ancient or Biblical Greek dictionaries online?

[Zaarin]

Try Bible Hub. I can't comment on their Greek, but I've found their Hebrew and Aramaic resources invaluable.

[Soap]

I use http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/morph?l=a , though I admit Ive always had a problem actually navigating the site. Usually if Im there its because Ive googled some Greek word and in the results was a link to the Perseus site. What I linked to is not what Im used to seeing, so unless they've inexplicably taken the site offline there is a much more useful search page available somewhere. It also has all of Latin.

This might be the actual dictionary search: http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/tex ... %3Dyu%2Fxw

and for Latin: http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/tex ... pampinator

The Greek and Latin searches seem to work slightly differently.

[KathTheDragon]

Wiktionary's pretty extensive.

[Carolina Conlanger]

I mean, is there somewhere where I can type in the English and get the Ancient Greek word for what I typed?

[mèþru]

Translate English to Greek (I recommend using Wiktionary for that, but many words won't have translations) and look up the Greek word in a Greek or multilingual dictionary with etymologies, like Wiktionary.

[Soap]

I mean, is there somewhere where I can type in the English and get the Ancient Greek word for what I typed?

I'm on a phone now so can't copypaste easily, but the Pereseus site I linked to above will search in both directions, and has declensions etc.

[Carolina Conlanger]

I figured it out now. Thanks for the links!

[hwhatting]

This one also has English search:
https://www.lib.uchicago.edu/efts/Woodhouse/