Complex Syntax Searches

How can I do more complex syntax searches with Logos? How can I take any form of speech (verb, noun, etc.) and quickly see not only where it is found (morph searching) BUT ALSO where that particular form comes in contact with other particular forms (ie - prepositions, pronouns, adj. etc.)

Thanks a TON

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Graham Criddle

Hi Mike

How can I take any form of speech (verb, noun, etc.) and quickly see not only where it is found (morph searching) BUT ALSO where that particular form comes in contact with other particular forms (ie - prepositions, pronouns, adj. etc.)

Below is an example of the sort of extended morph search you are looking for

Does that make sense, provide pointers?

Graham

Mike Cahill

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/536815#Comment_536815

Graham,

I see it - I am not altogether sure exactly what you did to get there - could you give me some more info.

Thanks a ton!

Fred Chapman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/537227#Comment_537227

Graham,

I see it - I am not altogether sure exactly what you did to get there - could you give me some more info.

Thanks a ton!

MC

I'm not Graham but these two pages may be helpful

http://wiki.logos.com/Morphological_Search

http://wiki.logos.com/Detailed_Search_Help

You may also find this video helpful

https://www.logos.com/video/2462/faster-searching-morphology-hebrew-morph-in-esv-rev-il

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/537227#Comment_537227

Hi Mike

the links which Fred provided should provide some of the context - see particularly http://wiki.logos.com/Detailed_Search_Help#Proximity_Operators for the use of "proximity operators" which you need here.

All I am doing is requesting two different morph terms which are adjacent to each other.

The additional version was done using the "add version" button at the top of the search results.

Sorry but I'm not at my computer at the moment so can't provide any more detailed screen shots / steps.

if this still doesn't make sense, please post back and we will be able to fill in the gaps.

Graham