BUG or disappointing results in the phrase search

Francis

Consider the following:

First of all, it is not obvious at all what this result (under phrases) has to do will the word in question. Secondly, when I -- and perhaps I have the wrong idea of what phrases involving a specific lemma should be -- look up phrases under a world like kol I would want to find idiomatic phrases that are built on it, things like "בְּעַ֥ד כָּל". I do find this under prepositional use, but then the idioms are limited to those that are formed by connected with another preposition and not any other type of grammatical word. Moreover, the prepositions section does not give you the sense of the idioms. You have to click on one preposition to get a textual search of the instances in which it is used for your word of study and go from there.

So, returning to "Phrases" then, what's really happening there?

Dave Hooton

So, returning to "Phrases" then, what's really happening there?

There is one meaning of kol that is related -

6. LN 67.78–67.141 unit: כֹּל הַ־ יוֹם (kōl hǎ- yôm)1 always, i.e., a duration of time, either continuous or points, but without limits

Swanson, J. (1997). Dictionary of Biblical Languages with Semantic Domains : Hebrew (Old Testament)

When you click on that BWS phrase it provides a search for multiple phrases which includes  "כָל הַ יָּמִים" OR "כָּל הַ יָּמִים"  with the translation "as long as"  "forever"  "always"  "ever"  "continually"  "day after day".

There are of course much more uses that could have been included?