Bible Word Study: philological word level data
MJ. Smith
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Please add the following data as support for the philological resources and observations in Bible commentaries, monographs, and journal articles:
1. the etymology of the word from lexicons especially those reflecting the etymology throughout a linguistic family e.g. PIE. This is currently mixed within all lexicons.
2. a decomposition of a word into the parts composing it (prefix, suffix, affix, compound ...)
3. derivatives of the word
4. a list of cognate words in related languages
5. lexical units larger than a single word including the word (phrases is a bit of this)
6. inflected forms noting ambiguous forms
1. the etymology of the word from lexicons especially those reflecting the etymology throughout a linguistic family e.g. PIE. This is currently mixed within all lexicons.
2. a decomposition of a word into the parts composing it (prefix, suffix, affix, compound ...)
3. derivatives of the word
4. a list of cognate words in related languages
5. lexical units larger than a single word including the word (phrases is a bit of this)
6. inflected forms noting ambiguous forms
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