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σφόδρα - exceedingly 
I hadn’t realized that they were still supporting Toolbox — though I suppose I’m not surprised. Converting a Toolbox/Shoebox lexicon to FLEx is an unpleasant affair…
Haven’t looked at FLEx. If starting from scratch to build lexicon and word formation rules, you would suggest using it over Toolbox, then? Does FLEx support the same (or similar) interlinear parsing?
I would certainly recommend building a lexicon from scratch using FLEx where you are manually creating it. If you have data in Toolbox that needs to be moved over to FLEx the Dictionary and Lexicography Services group of SIL International can help with that.
If a large corpus exists in the language then it is well worth looking at The Sketch Engine and Lexonomy.
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