Reverse parsing

I am brand new to Logos and, actually, any Bible software. I'm a technological dinosaur. All I would like to know is how to find all the verb forms of any particular word in Greek (e.g., ερχομαι, what does the aorist subjunctive active 1st person singular form look like?).

I have the Bronze collection.

Thanks for your help.

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Todd Phillips

You should have the Lexham Analytical Lexicon of the Greek New Testament. It lists all the occurrences of the word in the NT and then all the forms and cognates used in the NT. (It uses the SBLGNT as its reference Greek text).

That is just a sample. It actually lists over 100 forms of that word. Since it also lists forms of cognates, it can be a little unwieldy.

Pastor Dave Thomas

WINDOWS instructions:

In the text you are reading, right-click the word you want to research. Select the LEMMA form, then "search this resource"

when the search window opens up click on "Analysis" then drag "Lemma" and "Result" from the column headings to the area above the title bar

by clicking on the triangles at the left you can expand or collapse finds.