Morphological types - how to search for them?

For Example: There are different functions for different Greek forms: Nominative for Address,Predicate nominative, etc

And from: http://fdier.free.fr/GG.pdf here is a partial list of examples of the Genitive ...

A. Adjectival Genitive

1. Descriptive Genitive 2. Possessive Genitive 3. Genitive of Relationship 4. Partitive (Wholative) Genitive 5. Attributive Genitive 6. Attributed Genitive 7. Genitive of Material 8. Genitive of Content 9. Genitive in Simple Apposition 10. Genitive of Apposition 11. Genitive of Subordination
MY QUESTION: Is there a particular resource that delineates each word in every verse? or, a way of using LOGOS ' search engine to find different functions of each of these different forms?

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DominicM

I think you can use any resource thats tagged, thats most of the main bibles except NIV, but most will use original greek as below, in your search, choose morph then type @ to begin search

when you choose adjective, you get the other options.

MJ. Smith

Is there a particular resource that delineates each word in every verse?

You can easily find all genitives. But the particular use of the genitive can only be inferred either in clause analysis or in the interlinears.

Vincent Setterholm

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/119641#Comment_119641

Is there a particular resource that delineates each word in every verse?

Check out the Lexham Syntactic New Testament: Expansions and Annotations. Take a peak at the 'Syntactic Force' labels, I think this is what you're looking for. It's a work in progress, with the last two Gospels and Acts remaining to be released.