Search for Liquid Verbs

Is there a way to do a search for occurrences of Greek liquid verbs? I have been searching through syntax search and wondering if perhaps there may be a way to do so.

In addition, do you know where to find a list of all possible morphological acronyms within the help? (@????)

Thanks!

Blessings,

Chris

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Mark Smith

Chris,

I don't have an answer to the first question.

A list of the morphological codes used in the various morphological editions can be found here: http://wiki.logos.com/Morphology_Codes It is not in the Help. (The wiki is for most purposes a better Help.)

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Is there a way to do a search for occurrences of Greek liquid verbs?

Yes, suggest a Morph Search for:

lemma:*λω,lemma:*μω,lemma:*νω,lemma:*ρω

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Operation Evangelism

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/329609#Comment_329609

Thank you Mark. That appears to be a comprehensive list.

Operation Evangelism

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/329613#Comment_329613

Thank you! This is an insightful way to think about it.

Do you know where I could find a list of terminology descriptions within the wiki that provides the various array of available keywords to use? In the above example: lemma: was used. Are there more? I've seen the search convert what I am searching for into various long strings of keywords and I am wondering if there is a page that describes these individual word possibilities.

Thanks again! [:D]

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https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/329987#Comment_329987

Do you know where I could find a list of terminology descriptions within the wiki that provides the various array of available keywords to use?

Wiki Getting Started with Logos => Search section has tips and links, including => Search help and => Detailed Search Help that includes Searching for Bible Verses and other References

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