L/V 10+ Tip of the Day #284 Looking up a Greek word in an untagged resource
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This tip is inspired by the forum post: BDAG question - Logos Forums
Just to toot Faithlifes' horn a little, what you can easily use (or this and a whole lot more) is Lexham Analytical Lexicon to the Greek New Testament
Example below. Notice how it shows 'cognate' words (closely related), and then Bible references by sense (you can copy into your Passage List). They also have one for hebrew, the LXX, and Latin as well. The one for the LXX is good, since it shows the greek sense that early Christians would have seen, relative to hebrew.
Analytical lexicons show their colors, when you're in an untagged resource (eg greek) and the form isn't a lemma. The Analytical will normally have it.
You probably don't want more, but for anyone else, Faithlife takes it a step further in Lexham Research Lexicon of the Greek New Testament
where they show the senses 'in-situ'. Again, they have one for hebrew, the LXX, and NT (but not Latin).
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