Using ANDEQUALS with morphological tags

I am trying to make use of the ANDEQUALS and NOTEQUALS operators with a morphological tag in the Greek New Testament. If I search the NA27 for "Jesus" I find places where the gloss for the Greek word is "Jesus". If if I do something like the following in a morphological search, I get no results: Jesus ANDEQUALS @N

I realize I can search for lemma:Ἰησοῦς@ND. My actual search is more complicated, so I am trying to simply and test the ANDEQUALS operator with something I know the results for.

It appears that the ANDEQUALS and NOTEQUALS operators do not work with morphology. I cannot get anything if I search for @N ANDEQUALS @ND.

A more interesting search would be a search for all of the places where a noun is classified as both nominative and vocative. Gramcord tags some words in multiple ways to allow for interpretive decisions. This would look like @NN ANDEQUALS @NV

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Vincent Setterholm

I'm not sure what the reason was for this change, but if you use parenthesis liberally, you can often make this work, for example: (@NN) ANDEQUALS (@NV)

Harry Hahne

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/469277#Comment_469277

I'm not sure what the reason was for this change, but if you use parenthesis liberally, you can often make this work, for example: (@NN) ANDEQUALS (@NV)

It is a strange search syntax requirement, but that works. Thanks!

Dave Hooton

It appears that the ANDEQUALS and NOTEQUALS operators do not work with morphology. I cannot get anything if I search for @N ANDEQUALS @ND.

This is a documented restriction (e.g. Morph Search in http://wiki.logos.com/Search_HELP) but the way to get it to work is:-

start with @N @ND in Morph Search
click on Bible Search
trim the search term to something like <lbs-morph+el ~ N????> AND <lbs-morph+el ~ ND???>
finish it as <lbs-morph+el ~ N????> ANDEQUALS <lbs-morph+el ~ ND???>

However, this is logically equivalent to @ND, and <lbs-morph+el ~ N????> NOTEQUALS <lbs-morph+el ~ ND???> would be more meaningful

Gramcord tags some words in multiple ways to allow for interpretive decisions. This would look like @NN ANDEQUALS @NV

This works as above, notwithstanding Vincent's simpler approach!