Is a Modern or Classical Semitic accent used? I contacted support and, after much go around, was told Koine is the default for Hebrew (Wow!). Then told it depends on the resource being used.
Never mind. I found that if I opened the information panel in the Pronunciation tool (Ctrl + Shift + I), the information appears: "Language Hebrew and Aramaic Style Israeli Biblical Hebrew Reader Dr. Randall Buth
This vocabulary reading follows standard Israeli practice on the consonants and vowels. It also distinguishes ḥêṯ [ח] and ʿayin [ע] from ḵap̄ [כ] and ʾālep̄ [א], a common Israeli practice for biblical readings for sounds that are still part of some Israeli Hebrew dialects."
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I admit this question is stemming from curiosity more than an actual need, but nonetheless, could someone please clarify a few basics regarding the mobile version? Am I able to save a layout on the mobile version? I was able to set it to "read later" and "favorite" but those were the closest I could find. When I opened the…
The recent security update to the web app negativity impacts my usage and functionality. Does anyone know whether the Desktop App has similar connectivity / interoperability to the Web App, in that will the Desktop App also disseminate information amongst my mobile devices? Thanks so much, and God bless, Matt
Any chance someone might simply explain what Logos is doing when it differentiates "lemmas" from "other lemmas" in the EG subsection? The latter seem to be the results of a broader search, perhaps based on a match.nomarks type of search? In the ex. below, the first "other lemma" search result refers to a type of root with…
Which Hebrew Morphology Codes are used in the Lexham Hebrew English Interlinear? The Lexham Greek English Interlinear lists its codes right up front, but I can't find any in the Hebrew English Interlinear.
I have deleted, by mistake, a Logos Layout. Is there a way to recover the Layout?
