Visual Filters - Morphology - Common Nouns with Def. Article

I want to highlight all the common nouns in the ESV Hebrew Scriptures with the definite article. I've set it up, but I'm not getting any highlighting. I clicked on the little visual filter bubble thing and the highlighting box is ticked.

I've attached a screen shot; I hope it shows up. The setup is:

All Morph Text in All Passages in ESV with Logos Hebrew Morphology for @NC????H Orange.

But I ain't gettin' nuffin.

Bruce

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Mark Barnes

There's nothing that matches in the passage that you're showing in your screenshot. The nearest match would be in Job 1:20.

Bruce Prince

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/544370#Comment_544370

Thanks Mark for you quick response. When I go to Job 1.20, I can't see any definite articles in that verse, and there isn't any word or words that are highlighted, so it's not working there either.

What I'm trying to do is to highlight in the ESV, in orange, common nouns in the Hebrew, that are preceded by the article.

Mark Barnes

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/544555#Comment_544555

First, triple-check the visual filter really is turned on.

Assuming it is, then try two diagnostic tests:

Change the filter so it works in all Bibles, and see if you get anything in other Bibles. Genesis 39:11-18 is a good place to look - there should be five highlights there.
Do this as a morph search rather than a visual filter. Do you get search results then? What if you create the visual filter directly from the search results window?

Vincent Setterholm

That morph code isn't valid. It had one too many ??s in order to specify the locative he, which is different that the article. You can hover on the term in the search ui to learn more.

Bruce Prince

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/544567#Comment_544567

Thanks again, Mark.

I've managed to get the visual filter going on that.

Now, I'm trying to set one, and maybe I should open up a new title because this one dealt with the definite article. I'll title the new message as "Visual Filter - Morphology" to keep it general.

Bruce Prince

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/544822#Comment_544822

I think you're right, Vincent.

I shortened it to @NC??C and that seems to sort of work.