Lexorium

Play learning games

Choose a specific learning game from the Play lobby when you want to practice one skill at a time instead of adaptive Recommended practice.

Before you start

  • You are signed in
  • You have cards to practice (some games need extra data such as a context sentence or a Latin paradigm)

Open a game

  1. Open Play.
  2. Optionally filter by language, package, or chapter.
  3. Select a game title from the lobby (for example Matching (word → meaning) or Typing).
  4. Play the session, then use Play again or Back to games when finished.

While a game is open, the Play control may show Stop so you can leave the session.

Games you can choose

GameWhat you do
Matching (word → meaning)Pick the meaning for a word
Reverse Matching (meaning → word)Pick the word for a meaning
TypingType the word from memory
DeclensionsPractice Latin forms (Latin filter only)
ConcentrationMatch pairs (lobby only; not used in Recommended practice)
Context DetectiveUse a sentence context to find the meaning
Lemma HuntFind the dictionary form from an inflected Latin word (Latin only)
ClozeFill a blank in a sentence from your texts or a generated one
ContrastChoose the right word among near-neighbors once both are established
TranslateRead an English sentence and type the learning-language translation
GrammarIdentify the part of speech or grammatical form of a highlighted word (lobby only; not used in Recommended practice)

Latin-only games are hidden when your language filter is not Latin.

For a full catalog of eligibility rules, see Learning games (reference).

Practice vs a single game

  • Recommended practice picks due cards and chooses a task from your weaker skills.
  • A single lobby game always uses that mode for the session.

Troubleshooting

  • A Latin game is missing: set the language filter to Latin (or All when your deck includes Latin).
  • Context Detective has nothing to show: cards need a usable context sentence, or you need an owned vocab package that includes context.

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