English greek english dictionary for PDA

[George]

Exo  agorasei to Maztenta xrisi ekdosi gia PDA .Tha prepei na agoraso kai to sistima ipostirixsis ellinikis glossas xsexorista gia na mporeso na kano xrisi tou lexsikou mou sto Palm mou?


Thanks

[magenta_tech_support]

Ναι, η συσκευή σας πρέπει να έχει τη δυνατότητα γραφής και εμφάνισης ελληνικών. Σχετικές λύσεις υπάρχεουν στην αγορά, όπως αυτή της penreader στη διεύθυνση: http://greek.palm.penreader.com/Greek_PiLoc.html.

[Juhan]

A month ago I purchased the Slovoed English-Greek Dictionary for UIQ smartphones. I have some questions regarding the content of the dictionary.
There are lot of abbreviations in Greek.  Where can I find explanations of the abbreviations in Greek used in the dictionary and signs as well? Also will be good to know the overall buildup principles of the explanation articles in Greek. The Help coming with this program does not contain this information.
Please answer in English - I am just a beginner in learning Greek.

Thanks

[magenta_tech_support]

On Mar 24, we have replied to a similar email:

The proper dictionary for you as a non-Greek speaker is this dictionary:
- http://www.magenta.gr/gr/lexicon_english_speakers/
However, this is not available for handheld devices, hope soon.

        Where can I find explanations of the abbreviations in Greek used in the
        dictionary

There is no such list available. Please send an email when anything is not clear to you.

        and signs as well?

What do you mean by "signs"?

        Also will be good to know the overall buildup principles of the
        explanation articles in Greek.

Please take a moment to describe your question, what is "buildup principles of the explanation articles in Greek"?

Regards

[Juhan]

On Mar 24, we have replied to a similar email:

        Where can I find explanations of the abbreviations in Greek used in the
        dictionary

There is no such list available. Please send an email when anything is not clear to you.

        and signs as well?

What do you mean by "signs"?

       

I mean signs such as # and § are used as separators in the explanations. What do they mean?

Best regards

[magenta_tech_support]

# is the point for a new sense with it's examples, phrases etc.
§ is the point for a new phrase, idiom etc.