Morph search question. Cursor in different location in search bar bringing different results
I did a search in the Morph section and when I put the cursor in different locations, it brought different results. Any ideas?
Parameters: All Morph Text in All Passages in NASB95
I started out with this search:
lemma:ἀγαπάω@V??M
This gives 9 results with the English word "love"
Next, I added a space before the @ symbol and hit enter
lemma:ἀγαπάω @V??M
This gives 143 results and appears to give the different word forms for ἀγαπάω like "love" or "loves" or "beloved".
But then I moved the cursor to the end of the query instead of right before the @ symbol and it changes the query to:
lemma:ἀγαπάω <LogosMorphGr ~ V??M????>
This gives 60 results and shows different English words like "pray" or "honor" or "sell" or "lend" and others. They don't seem to be connected to me.
I'm not sure why it's changing when I move the cursor or what the change is showing. I'm hoping someone is enough of a Logos nerd to know what's happening here.
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I started out with this search:
lemma:ἀγαπάω@V??M
This gives 9 results with the English word "love"
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Equivalent search is: lemma:ἀγαπάω INTERSECTS <LogosMorphGr ~ V??M????>
Next, I added a space before the @ symbol and hit enter
lemma:ἀγαπάω @V??M
This gives 143 results and appears to give the different word forms for ἀγαπάω like "love" or "loves" or "beloved".
Equivalent search is: lemma:ἀγαπάω AND @V??M (search for lemma:ἀγαπάω AND an imperative mood verb in the same verse)
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Next, I added a space before the @ symbol and hit enter
This is the culprit - it makes the difference between the morphology being restricted to the lemma and the morphology & lemma being two separate elements. The cursor is irrelevant ...as you will see if you walk through your scenario without adding the space.
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Next, I added a space before the @ symbol and hit enter
lemma:ἀγαπάω @V??M
Morph Search of SBL Greek New Testament for lemma:ἀγαπάω @V??M finds 60 verses (as SBL Greek New Testament has one Morphology for interpreting @V??M to find Greek Imperative Mood verbs). Search results have two colors.
Morph Search of NASB95 for lemma:ἀγαπάω @V??M has 143 results (as NASB95 has three Reverse Interlinear Morphologies so @V??M is silently ignored). Equivalent search lemma:ἀγαπάω has 143 results. Search results have one color.
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