Combine search keywords and morphological parameters in same search

Is there a possibility to combine search keywords (e.g. "person", "agent" etc.) and morph search syntax in one search?

E.g. I would like to search for all occurrences where God is acting in the Aorist form. I am thinking of something like:

subject:God AND morph.g:VA?M

But that does not work - neither when I enter the above search terms in the morph-search-line nor in the clause-search-line or any other (the border of search box always renders red).

I have seen a similar question here and tried wrapping the individual parts of my search with parentheses like "(subject:God) AND (morph.g:VA?M)", but no luck.

Ideally, I would love to use search keywords in a morph document search. But I did not find any way to do so. Or did I overlook something?

Any help and advice appreciated!

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Graham Criddle

E.g. I would like to search for all occurrences where God is acting in the Aorist form. I am thinking of something like:

subject:God AND morph.g:VA?M

Try subject:God AND verb-morph:va in a Clause Search

Jonathan Rhein

Thank you so much, Graham! It works [:)] just realised that I could had already understood that from the post I provided.

Do you know if there is a way to insert those search keywords (such as "person:" which will not only render results that contain a person's name but also when that person occurs as pronoun etc.) in a morph search document?

Graham Criddle

Do you know if there is a way to insert those search keywords (such as "person:" which will not only render results that contain a person's name but also when that person occurs as pronoun etc.) in a morph search document?

Ni - I don't believe this is possible.

Jonathan Rhein

Is there another way to go about this apart from morph documents? I quite often want to search for a particular lemma with certain morphological parameters and some sort of grammatical-role keyword (like subject, object etc.) or even semantic-role keyword (like agent, patient, recipient, addressee). E.g.:

verb-morph:VA verb-root:λεγω AND subject:Jesus AND addressee:Disciples

I never know how to conduct such searches and usually end up searching for Lemma@... in the morph search and then sift through the results manually. But this can become very cumbersome if the result list is long...