Greek search string

Forgive me if this is answered on the forum, but the only post I found wasn't helpful.

I want to know how to find a search string in Greek. I want to find [any article] followed immediately by δε followed immediately by [any indicative verb].

I have this string in for a search: @D lemma:δέ @V??I

but it is not putting them together as a consecutive string. Putting quotation marks around yielded no results.

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I have this string in for a search: @D lemma:δέ @V??I

Wonder about adding BEFORE # WORDS to search ?

@DBEFORE 1 WORDS lemma:δέ BEFORE 1 WORDS @V??I

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Danny Zacharias

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/299601#Comment_299601

That did it ! Thanks very much. Can I bother you with one more question. Where in the documentation or support site does it specify all of these commands like WORD BEFORE ?

George Somsel

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/299606#Comment_299606

That did it ! Thanks very much. Can I bother you with one more question. Where in the documentation or support site does it specify all of these commands like WORD BEFORE ?

I'm not sure where this is found either even though I use various such words constantly. I think perhaps it was carried over from L3.

Danny Zacharias

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/299616#Comment_299616

If anyone could point out to me a place where these commands are listed, or how you can bring them up, it would be appreciated. I need to let me students know how this is done.

It would be nice if # or & brought up a list of these potential commands, in the same way @ brings up the morph info to choose.

George Somsel

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/299646#Comment_299646

If anyone could point out to me a place where these commands are listed, or how you can bring them up, it would be appreciated. I need to let me students know how this is done.

It would be nice if # or & brought up a list of these potential commands, in the same way @ brings up the morph info to choose.

As I said previously, I think this was a legacy of L3. If you open L3 Help and look at "Searching | Advanced Seaching" you will find these detailed. Some of the terms are no longer supported (I think).

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https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/299606#Comment_299606

Where in the documentation or support site does it specify all of these commands like WORD BEFORE ?

Many Logos users have voluntarily updated Wiki, Getting Started with Logos => Search includes link to Detailed Search Help (see Proximity Operators for BEFORE) plus Tips and more links, including video tutorials.

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