Easton's Dictionary built in

Look it up without leaving the note.

Highlight a word, get the Easton's entry with cross-references, and jump to other places the same idea shows up — research that doesn't break your train of thought.

The dictionary lives next to your writing

Select a name, place, or term in your note and open its Easton's Bible Dictionary entry — definition and cross-references without switching apps or losing the paragraph you were in.

Lexicon when you want it. Out of the way when you don't. Your note stays the center of the study.

Cross-references that keep the trail open

Easton's often points to other passages and related terms. Follow those leads while the thought is still warm — then capture what you found with a scripture pill or a highlight in the same note.

Built for book study and deep sits: enough reference help to keep going, without turning Harvous into a full research suite.

What that looks like in Harvous

Easton's built in
Classic Bible dictionary entries for people, places, and terms — available while you write.
Cross-references nearby
Follow related passages and ideas without abandoning the note you were shaping.
Pairs with scripture pills
Look up a term, then type the passage as a pill so the verse stays in your writing.
Sidebar when you need it
Dictionary is also a sidebar lens — switch views when search or scripture is the better way in.