5000 Russian Words: With All Their Inflected Forms and Other Grammatical Information + Software set

Previously only sold as the book 5000 Russian Words: With All Their Inflected Forms and Other Grammatical Information, A Russian-English Dictionary with an English-Russian Word Index by Leed, this new bundle now includes the invaluable handbook for people learning Russian plus the Russian Dictionary Tree. This book and software packet is meant to serve as the go-to reference book for all learners and users of Russian, from beginning learners to veterans, in classes or studying on their own. Containing over 5000 entries, complete with all their inflected forms and other grammatical information, this book is an excellent compilation of the most common words used in written Russian. The accompanying software covers a longer list of words, going beyond the original printed book, and runs on both Mac and Windows systems.
Compiled by the two linguists who (collectively) have been in charge of Cornell University's Russian Language program for over forty years, this 17,000-entry learner's dictionary of Russian on CD-ROM was designed from the ground up as an electronic tool for English-speaking students. It is a meticulously crafted reference source that takes into account the typical difficulties that challenge students in their first two years of study. With its first edition released over ten years ago, this dictionary has been continuously perfected and upgraded through via cloud access provided in the book. In this unique tool, any inflected form of a Russian word can be searched for--you don't have to know the dictionary form. Searching by English glosses is also available. All forms of the word, with stress marks, are displayed: at least 80% of the entries include complete inflectional information--every ending spelled out, including deverbal forms as well as all gender and case forms for adjectives (even short forms and comparatives). Concise morphology information is also provided so the students can test their understanding of how the forms are produced. The definitions (in English) are very detailed, and thousands of example sentences are included to show government patterns for all verbs and prepositions, as well as those nouns and adjectives that have syntactic requirements. The Russian Dictionary Tree by Richard L. Leed and Slava Paperno is a greatly expanded version of the early book version, which was called '...a first-rate work...' (Russian Language Journal), '...a dictionary of the highest quality...' (review in Slavic and East European Journal).