L/V 10+ Tip of the Day #337 2 radical lemmas in Hebrew
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This tip is inspired by the forum post: Allowing two-radical Hebrew roots or one-letter Greek words in a morph search - Logos Forums
The gist of the thread:lemma.h:שֵׁם.1 works and is the full form.
lemma.h:שֵׁם. Omit the 1 and it still works, with the drop down list giving you the option to select the full form.
lemma:שֵׁם. Omit the h and it fails to work because the list of options is too long i.e. it fails because of a performance driven choice.
The same principle applies to roots.
The take-away: if you are using an abbreviated form in Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek, or Syriac and it fails, try the full form or at least add the language code before assuming an error.
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lemma:שֵׁם. Omit the h and it fails to work because the list of options is too long i.e. it fails because of a performance driven choice.
The behavior was improved in response to the original forum post. Autocomplete now lists several options for lemma:שֵׁם, including lemma.h:שֵׁם.1, because they have exactly those two consonants.
However, the (performance driven) limitation remains for prefix matches. e.g. lemma:סר only suggests lemma.h:סַר, but lemma.h:סר (with the .h) will suggest lemmas beginning with סר, like lemma.h:סַרְעַפָּה.
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