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Does anyone have a recommendation for an LSJ or some other Greek dictionary? If I enter "LSJ " into Amazon, I have a lot of choices of different editions. I prefer a paper format, as paper is easier on the eyes than the Internet. If the book allows both looking up in the book and searching at the Internet site, that would be fine.
A more suitable lexicon for you would be “Middle Liddell” (An Intermediate Greek-English Lexicon: Founded upon the Seventh Edition of Liddell and Scott’s Greek-English Lexicon).
This has all the words you need to read most classical texts. You can pick up a second hand copy on say Abe books. Not sure if its still being printed.
Seneca’s recommendation is excellent. Also, I have been using BrillDAG along with the LSJ. I find it functions better more as an intermediate lexicon comparable to Middle Liddell. And yes, I’m familiar with some of the criticisms about it that have been shared here.
A more suitable lexicon for you would be “Middle Liddell” (An Intermediate Greek-English Lexicon: Founded upon the Seventh Edition of Liddell and Scott’s Greek-English Lexicon).
I’d like to back this up. The Middle Liddell is more user friendly and a good choice for a first Greek-English lexicon (if you’re a native speaker of English). A quick search on Amazon showed that it is still in print and not terribly expensive. LSJ is of course the professional choice but may have some pitfalls for intermediate learners.