# Greek WordNet API Integration

The Bible App now uses the **Greek WordNet API** from Harvard University to provide real word definitions and information in popup cards.

## API Source

**Greek WordNet API:** https://greekwordnet.chs.harvard.edu/api

This is a publicly available API that provides:
- English to Greek word translation
- Greek lemma information
- Synset (meaning) definitions
- Morphological information

## How It Works

When you click on an underlined word in the Bible App:

1. **Word is sent to Greek WordNet API** - The English word is translated to Greek
2. **Greek lemma is retrieved** - Gets the base form of the Greek word
3. **Synsets are fetched** - Gets all meanings/definitions for that word
4. **Data is displayed** - Shows in the "Greek WordNet" section of the popup card

## What You'll See

The popup cards now show:
- **Lexical Form:** The Greek word (lemma)
- **Morphology:** Grammatical information (if available)
- **Definition:** Meaning(s) from Greek WordNet
- **Original Language:** Greek

## Limitations

Greek WordNet doesn't provide:
- Strong's numbers (G25, H123, etc.)
- Transliteration (agapaō, etc.)
- Bible-specific usage counts
- Cross-references to Bible verses
- Commentary references

For these features, you would need:
- Strong's dictionaries (already integrated in the app)
- Accordance API (when available)
- Other Bible study resources

## Testing

Try clicking on these words to see Greek WordNet data:
- **love** - Should show Greek lemma and definition
- **faith** - Should show Greek lemma and definition
- **god** - Should show Greek lemma and definition
- **lord** - Should show Greek lemma and definition

## API Documentation

Full API documentation: https://greekwordnet.chs.harvard.edu/api

Key endpoints used:
- `/api/translate/en/{word}` - Translate English to Greek
- `/api/lemmas/{greekWord}/synsets` - Get meanings for Greek word

## Notes

- The integration falls back to test data if the API is unavailable
- API requests have a 5-second timeout
- Multiple meanings are combined with semicolons
- The API is free and publicly available (no API key needed)