Word Sources
Group vocabulary by the material you are learning from.
What Sources are
A Source is any material you use to learn — a book, TV show, podcast, newspaper, article, or other content. Sources help you see which words came from which context.
Each Source can contain Sections — chapters, episodes, lessons, or any subdivision that makes sense for that material.
Create a Source
- Click Sources in the sidebar.
- Click Add source.
- Enter a Name, choose a Type (book, TV series, podcast, and so on), and save.
Add sections
Open a Source and click Add section. Name the section — for example "Chapter 3" or "Episode 5". Sections are optional; you can link words directly to a Source if you prefer a flat structure.
Link words to a section
When adding a word, choose a Source section from the dropdown. You can also change the section on an existing word's detail page.
Words saved from the Reader inherit the section when their Passage is filed under one.
Browse by Source
Open any Source or Section to see its words. From a Section page you can:
- Add words directly to that section
- Generate flashcards for all words in the section that do not yet have cards
- See Related passages filed under the section from the Reader
Reader and Sources
When you save a Passage in the Reader, you can file it under a Source Section. Words saved from that Passage stay linked to the section. LanguageDen may suggest a section from the page URL — accept, dismiss, or choose manually via Add to Source…. Sources are never auto-created from a URL.