1. The dictionary is written in the modern Greek language with a monotonic system.

2. The lemma is written in bold characters. The same applies to the derivatives and expressions provided.

3. The lemma is replaced by the symbol (~) where there are examples or expressions and where possible, for reasons of space economy.

4. The pronunciation is enclosed in brackets and has been represented with Greek characters, making the dictionary more user-friendly. Every possible effort has been made for a more accurate representation of the pronunciation.

5. For each lemma, there is a brief grammatical characterization (e.g., noun).

6. Where necessary, explanatory terms have been used (e.g., medical).

7. For nouns, both the indefinite and definite forms of the singular and plural are provided, or only the singular or plural depending on the case, e.g., boriyan, -i, -e, -et.

8. For adjectives, the feminine form is also provided, e.g., llupes, -e. The preceding articles are written in parentheses, e.g., mire (i,e), afermrndsh/em (i) -me (e) and are read as: i mire, e mire, i afermendshem, e afermendshme.

9. Verbs are registered in the first-person singular of the present tense and in the third for impersonal forms. Then, the past tense and the participle are given.

10. The unchanging part of the word (stem) is separated by a slash (/).