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Example: Hebrew Grammatical Search

Goal: To search for the Hebrew word for woman, only in the construct state.

Setup: A grammatically tagged Hebrew text such as HMT-W4 is required.


  1. Open a Search tabThe core tab used to search Bible texts, it consists of a search entry area and a search results area with HMT-W4.
  2. Click inside the Argument Entry box and set the Search for Words. If there is a search argument in the box, delete it.
  3. On the Search menu, choose Enter Lexical Forms. The Select Lexical Forms dialog box appears.
  4. In the Go to box of the Select Lexical Forms dialog box, type avh.

    Make sure "Use exact lemmaThe canonical (dictionary) form of a word" is not selected.

  5. Press –Enter–. The Hebrew letters for "'אשה" appear in the Argument Entry box.
  6. On the Search menu, choose Enter Tag>Noun. The Select tag details for NOUN dialog box appears. Proceed as follows:
  7. Class pop-up menu: Choose common.
  8. Gender pop-up menu: Choose feminine.
  9. State pop-up menu: Choose construct.
  10. Click OK. The tag definition is added to the Argument Entry box with the @ symbol linking it to the preceding word.

    The Argument Entry box should appear as shown below:

  11. . All forms of "'shh" in the feminine construct are displayed in the Search tab.

    An example of the results is shown below.

Examples

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General Concepts

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Hebrew Searches

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Entering Hebrew Lexical, Inflected, and Root Forms

Using Hebrew Grammatical Tags

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Reference Materials

Grammatical Definitions

Greek and Hebrew Constructs

Hebrew and Aramaic Verbs

Hebrew Grammatical Tags

Hebrew Parts of Speech

Hebrew Tag Code Tables

Select Tag Details Dialog Box (Hebrew)

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