Searching for constructions where verb / participle use the same lemma within a sentence, clause, or

I am curious if it is possible to search for constructions within the same sentence, clause or phrase where a conjugated verb and a participle have the same lemma?

Example: In Heb. 1:1-2 you have God, participle (λαλήσας), time summary, verb (ἐλάλησεν) - the verb and the participle share the same lemma (λαλέω)

I’d like to find other examples of a where the verb / participle use the same lemma within a sentence clause or phrase!

Any advice?

Thanks!

Andrew

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abondservant

Interesting...

Following.

Lee

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/642767#Comment_642767

I would be surprised if this were possible in Logos. But I can learn!

Vincent Setterholm

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/642778#Comment_642778

This is a syntax search, of course. When you're setting up each 'word' element, make sure to click 'matching skips levels' so you don't have to worry matching all the internal structure. The special sauce is to add an agreement operator to the second word telling it to match the lemma of the first word. You could, of course, use 'sentence' or 'phrase' as the top level element - this example uses clause. Adding the checkbox to highlight both word elements makes the results easier to scan, otherwise just the whole clause is highlighted. The use of 'anything' to allow intervening words does not prevent hits like Rev 22:11 from showing up where there are no intervening terms.

Lee

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/642967#Comment_642967

OP's query: one is a "conjugated verb" and one is a participle. I assume the order and versification are not important.

Vincent Setterholm

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/643095#Comment_643095

Sure, so you can assign any morph criteria you want (presuming the database you are searching tags that feature). If you don't care about the order of terms, just throw them in an unordered group. Assuming 'conjugated' here means 'finite', I'll exclude participles and infinitives from Word2, but you can tweak this to fit what you're looking for. Here's a screenshot for the new query (in the unordered group, the 'anything' element didn't make a difference, so I dropped it).

If by 'versification', you're asking if a sentence (or clause) can span verse boundaries, yes they can.

Lee

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/643119#Comment_643119

Brilliant! Word₂ Lemma = Word₁ Lemma is the secret mojo.