I wish there were a dictionary terms use regularly in Mac which a novice cannot understand so readily. After all, these are tech terms. Is there any such things as a Mac Terms Dictonary??

This isn't really what you want, but it may help with some things.

Unfortunately, it is not common terms, but pretty much all terms.

https://help.apple.com/applestyleguide/

While it is primarily for "how" to use terms, it does have a short explanation on most of them.

There is likely something better, somewhere, but I don't know where it is.

Certainly not a dictionary, but have you gone through this: New to Mac - Official Apple Support

i apologize. i haven't used the dictionary to search for apple terms before. while there are some things, it appears that it's not very thorough. i tried searching a few things and mostly came up with "no entries found"

edit, i can search stuff like "ethernet" in the regular dictionary tab, then switch to the apple tab for something like "iPad" or "magic mouse".

Please provide some examples. We may be able to guide you in the right direction. It sounds like you are only interested in "Mac Terms" not computer related terms in general. Terms like HD, SSD, GB, RAM, CPU, GPU, port, HDMI, Ethernet, WiFi, etc. all all terms used and standardized across the information technology domain. So it would help us to help you if you provided some "Mac Terms" that you are having problems with.

I second Bob's suggestion. There are plenty of people who want to help you. Also, I would suggest just visiting this forum and reading various things. That will both educate you (it certainly helped me) and you will see how various terms are used and come to be comfortable with them.

Use google to search terms like Ethernet.

hi nimia3,

if you go in your applications, you will find a dictionary. i keep it on my dock.

you can then use it to search for apple things. here's an example.

have fun.

Very few of us arrived here knowing all the terms, and I still see some here that I don't understand - and for those I have google ;)