2018 Released - New Lakota Dictionary - Pro, Ver. 2.0 - Product Key

Product Overview

Released in 2018 the New Lakota Dictionary 2.0 desktop edition allows you to access the Lakota Dictionary from your computer. When you purchase this item you will receive the product key via a seperate email from purhase. The software is available for download here:

Before you purchase, you can download the software here: New Lakota Dictionary Pro for Windows, and New Lakota Dictionary Pro for Mac. You can download and try the software for 30 days at no cost. At the end of your trial purchase this item to receive the software key to continue using the software.

The New Lakota Dictionary (NLD) App is the best way to look up Lakota words, hear pronunciation, and view thousands of example sentences. It’s the ultimate electronic Lakota learning and reference tool.

40,000 entries
53,000 sentences male and female voices for audio
Consistent phonemic spelling – Standard Lakota Orthography
Superior cross-referencing capabilities
Faster and more responsive than online versions Works offline, without active data connection
Built-In lemmatizer searches for conjugated verbs and word forms
Over 400 native speakers involved in its development and review
Regularly updated
Accurate and reliable
Fun to use and explore
An excellent self-study investment

While many Mac Users have reported they have no issue installing through Sierra 14.2.1, the highest OS version support is above Mojave, including M1 Ventura. PC users have reported some issues installing on versions released after 2020. If you have challenges installing reach out to customersupport@lakhota.org.

* If you have already purchased the software, but cannot find your key please mail us at customersupport@lakhota.org from the email address that you purchased the key with.

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5
A dictionary from the future!

Posted by Elliot Bannister on Jan 3rd 2015

This program allows me to hear any Lakota word pronounced by not one but TWO native speakers – a man and a woman. I find that hearing a word helps to remember its spelling, so this feature is a serious boon to my learning.

The presentation of the dictionary is crystal clear, and if I come across a new word in one of the example sentences, I can click on it to arrive at its own entry.

On top of all that, this is the sort of dictionary that can never go out-of-date. Any revisions or neologisms that need to be added will be applied through updates.
4
Larry's Review

Posted by lgbright39@icloud.com on Dec 25th 2014

I have used the dictionary written by Tashna Whirlwindhorse and I'm finding that there is a lot of differences between the two in spelling and pronunciation of fairly common words. What or why are there differences? With your product, I'm starting all over. Otherwise I like the program, especially the verbal aspect.
5
Gratitude

Posted by Unknown on Dec 23rd 2014

Made a decision to Walk the Red Road and I am learning the language now thanks to this dictionary. This is one of the things I need to do to honor this path and I am making great progress with the help it gives me.
5
New Dictionary

Posted by Diane Garey on Dec 16th 2014

This new dictionary is a real change from the old online version, and it takes a little practice, but within an hour I realized how great it is. Do not ignore the buttons to get the audio for each word you look up, it's extraordinarily helpful to hear the word as you get the definition. The new dictionary is a real complement to the print version -- and it makes working on the forum much easier for me.