Morph search to generate word list

Parker Bullard

I have a goal, but I have no idea how to accomplish this.

Goal: To perform a morph search within a particular passage that will generate every word in that passage in the original language.  For example, right now I want to generate a list of every greek word used in Mark 12:1-12 in the NRSV so that I can see how frequently different words appear.

I've already tried the following searches:

lemma:*, lemma:*@, lemma:*@*, *, *@, *@*

lemma:?, lemma:?@, lemma:?@?, ?, ?@, ?@?

What should I search for?

Mark Smith

Parker,

If all you want is a list of lemmas with counts, you can use a Word List. You'll find them under the Documents tab. Open a new Word List, select the Add 'button' and then choose the NRSV and type the reference into the find box, hit Enter and off you go. Here's a sample:

Here is the list sorted by frequency (Count):

If you specifically need morphological information rather than just the lemmas let me know.

Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :)

Parker Bullard said:

Goal: To perform a morph search within a particular passage that will generate every word in that passage in the original language.

@B OR @I OR @J OR @N OR @P OR @T OR @V OR @X

Keep Smiling [:)]

Parker Bullard

Thank you for your help. Both of those suggestions worked, but now I have a query that's probably more complicated.

Let's say I'm still in the NRSV, still working with Mark 12:1-12, but now I want to pull up a list of every use in the NT of each word in that passage. For example, the word for "farmer" in this passage is γεωργός. So, I can do a morph search to find every NT reference to γεωργός. Now, can I do that same thing with every word in that passage all at once?

The profit of such a search would be to quickly identify the rare or hapax words at a glance. If I absolutely had to, I could do a morph search of each word manually, but it would be SO much faster to have one centralized search.

Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/562377#Comment_562377

Parker Bullard said:

The profit of such a search would be to quickly identify the rare or hapax words at a glance.

MVP Mark Barnes has created Personal Book (PB) files for both NT and OT hapax legomena:

• List of New Testament Hapax Legomena
• List of Hebrew Hapax Legomena

For rare words, one option is running an Exegetical Guide, then look at Lexham Analytical Lexicon to the Greek New Testament:

Mark 12:1 has φραγμός that occurs 5 times in the New Testament.

Keep Smiling [:)]