Is it possible to ignore the accent in performing a Greek root search?
Bryan Chan: Is it possible to ignore the accent in performing a Greek root search?
If you do a bible search rather than a morph search, this can be done.
georgegfsomsel
יְמֵי־שְׁנוֹתֵינוּ בָהֶם שִׁבְעִים שָׁנָה וְאִם בִּגְבוּרֹת שְׁמוֹנִים שָׁנָה וְרָהְבָּם עָמָל וָאָוֶן
George Somsel:If you do a bible search rather than a morph search, this can be done.
How?
Dave===
Windows 10 & Android 8
Dear George,
Thanks very much for your reply. However, when I perform the root search of *κλη* under bible search, the search results still miss the words with an accent mark on "η".
Thanks again and blessings,
Bryan
Bryan Chan: Dear George, Thanks very much for your reply. However, when I perform the root search of *κλη* under bible search, the search results still miss the words with an accent mark on "η". Thanks again and blessings, Bryan
You didn't say anything about searching on a root.
Sorry for my unclear wording. I type *κλη* under bible search in order to see the occurrence of such words as "church," "call," etc in 1 Corinthians of NA27. However, I find that, for example, in 1 Cor 7:18, the search results highligt "κεκληται" but miss "εκληθη" (with an accent on the first "η"). So I am looking for a solution...
Blessings,
Bryan Chan: Dear George, Sorry for my unclear wording. I type *κλη* under bible search in order to see the occurrence of such words as "church," "call," etc in 1 Corinthians of NA27. However, I find that, for example, in 1 Cor 7:18, the search results highligt "κεκληται" but miss "εκληθη" (with an accent on the first "η"). So I am looking for a solution... Blessings, Bryan
Have you tried a bible search using
κλη*, ἐκλη*, κλή*, ἐκλή*?
Bryan Chan:However, I find that, for example, in 1 Cor 7:18, the search results highligt "κεκληται" but miss "εκληθη" (with an accent on the first "η"). So I am looking for a solution...
Appears searching for Louw-Nida number quickly finds both:
Keep Smiling
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Hey, Keep Smiling!
I was surpised to see the double column results readout showing the Greek along with the English translation (NASB). Sorry to take another tack, [mea culpa] but how do you get the double results as shown in the illustration on the right side? I would like to do that, especially for my friends who would want to see the English translation.
Thanks in advance if you can tell me. ...and I thought I knew Logos4 pretty well. Sigh.
E.
long duhhh.
I just saw how to do what I asked about when I took a second look at the post by Keep Smiling 4 Jesus and noted there was a box to add another version. That rocks! Very nice feature I hadn't noticed before!
humbled...
:)
Ergatees:long duhhh.
Been there, done that (anticipating more repetitions for myself) Learning Logos is an iterative process; Thankful for many friendly forum discussions.
Glad second look was helpful.
Thanks George and Keep Smiling for your help!