morph search help

Hoping one of you search gurus can help me with this

I need a Hebrew morph. search which returns all of the infinitive absolute verbal forms which do not occur within a couple of words of the same root

@V?a

gets me all infinitive absolutes

Also can get this far in the morph query document but not sure how to add the limitation

Thanks in advance folks

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Mark Barnes

As a minimum, you'll need to use the syntax search to construct this. I don't have time right now to work out whether this particular search is possible in the Hebrew Bible, but if it is possible, it will be with a syntax search. (I'm not sure you can search match roots with a syntax search. You can match most other things.)

Mark Barnes

Sorry, I misread your post.

The morph query (not the morph search) should be able to do this. I can't use it at the moment, because for some reason I can't select the LHB.

But under Segment 1, you can search for your infinitive absolute, then click the Agreement button at the bottom, and choose Agree on root. You can change the search span to what you want, too.

Here's a screenshot showing Greek imperative verbs sharing a root with an adjacent word, which should give you the gist.

Jeremiah

Hey Mark, thanks, yeah I just had to change the Agree to "disagree" and add another segment.

I'm getting the hang of it now. Much appreciated

Beloved Amodeo

Hey Mark, thanks, yeah I just had to change the Agree to "disagree" and add another segment.

I'm getting the hang of it now. Much appreciated

Trying to learn. Why doesn't this Search Query work?