The navigium Latin dictionary contains over 5,000 entries. All entries are stored in the application itself, so it does not need internet connection to use it. The application starts quickly for an immediate start.

The "Search" button launches a Latin-French or French-Latin bidirectionale search: type your search word (in Latin or French) in the search field and click "Search". For all nouns, adjectives and verbs, the application indicates the class or declination corresponding combination. For the full vocabulary, the dictionary also indicates the length of vowels, essential for the correct pronunciation.

The application also finds the declined and conjugated forms and indicates the corresponding forms. Here are some examples:
* Search for "sustulerat" finds "tollere" (3rd Pers Ind More-than-Parf Sg Act.....)
* Search for "arcem" finds "arx arcis, f" (Acc.Sg.);
* Search for "strong" is to share the word, as the word "fortis strong."

The integrated search function also allows partial to find related words:
* Search for "cepi" is all made up of "capere" and related phrases.

For all verbs, nouns, adjectives and pronouns, you will find tables of conjugation and declension clearly structured.

The application "navigium Latin Dictionary" is based on the educational software "navigium, Computertraining Latein" software widespread in German that has been developed and perfected over 20 years by Karl Niederau, Dr. phil, and Philipp Niederau. Navigium is used as learning materials in over one hundred colleges and high schools.