Syntax search negation

Fr. David Elias

Hello,

Hope you are well.

Is there a way in the syntax search not to include an element?

E.g: I want to search for all genitives, followed by the word Theo (God), but I don't want an article before the genitive. so <no article>, < genitive>, noun where the lemma is "Theo"

is that possible, if it is not possible with syntax search, is it possible with morph?

Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :)

My strategy for syntax search is start with a morph search: e.g.

(morph.g:NG OR morph.g:V??P??G) BEFORE 1 WORD root.g:θεος@NG

that found 21 verses followed by refining morph search (as NOT BEFORE 1 WORD syntax did not work for me): e.g.

(morph.g:C OR morph.g:J OR morph.g:N OR morph.g:P OR morph.g:V) BEFORE 1 WORD (morph.g:NG OR morph.g:V??P??G) BEFORE 1 WORD root.g:θεος@NG

that found 18 verses

Keep Smiling 😊