Meaning Study¶
The Meaning Study screen is a browse-only reference: no testing, no timers, no answers recorded. Use it to review translations before a session, or to look up a noun you encountered in a test.
What you see¶
A searchable list of every noun in your current selection, showing:
- The noun in Spanish with its article (el / la)
- The English (or Dutch) translation
- A small badge for the CEFR level
- A speaker icon — tap to hear the noun spoken aloud
Tap any noun to open its detail view, where you can see additional information including the plural form, the topic tags, and, where relevant, a note explaining a tricky gender or an alternate-gender pair. The detail view also includes an Examples card with three Spanish sentences plus translations in your selected display language — useful for seeing the noun used in context rather than as an isolated word.
When to use Meaning Study vs Meaning Test¶
- Meaning Study is for warm-ups and look-ups. Use it before a session to refresh familiarity with the words you're about to be tested on, or to investigate a word you got wrong.
- Meaning Test is the active drill. Every answer there is recorded and feeds the adaptive engine.
Pulling up Meaning Study to glance over your selection right before a test is a surprisingly effective way to make the test stick.