Visual Filter for Names

GaoLu
GaoLu Member Posts: 3,461 ✭✭✭
edited November 21 in English Forum

I would like to create a visual filter to highlight Proper Names of people. I don't want pronouns. 

I am fiddling with things like: 

<LogosMorphGr ~ NN??>

{Label Accent WHERE Name ~ "Properispomenon"}

<SGNTSyntacticForce = prop. name> OR {Section <SGNTSyntacticForce = prop. name>}

So far, no success.  What obvious tag am I missing?

Found It:    <ln ~ 93.1-93.388> 

This may pick up stray LN oddball hits like <ln ~ 93.171> (Jews), grace, peace, faith but generally works.

How can I get just Names?

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Comments

  • Graham Criddle
    Graham Criddle MVP Posts: 32,479

    <SGNTSyntacticForce = prop. name> OR {Section <SGNTSyntacticForce = prop. name>}

    This seems to work (in the NT)

    Is the problem that it shows places as well?

  • GaoLu
    GaoLu Member Posts: 3,461 ✭✭✭

    I would rather not have places.

    This narrows things down some:

    <SGNTSyntacticForce = prop. name> OR {Section <SGNTSyntacticForce = prop. name>} AND NOT <LouwNida ~ LN 93.389–93.615>

    Edit: never mind that.

    I am still picking up partner, serpent, workmen, wonder, grace, power, etc.

  • Dave Hooton
    Dave Hooton MVP Posts: 35,682

    Use  {Section <SGNTSyntacticForce = prop. name>}   as the other syntax doesn't produce results. To show what is missing from one set of results use NOT INTERSECTS  i.e.

     <ln 93.1–93.388> NOT INTERSECTS {Section <SGNTSyntacticForce = prop. name>}  shows that the latter omits 439 people names in the ESV e.g. Jesus, John, Abraham!

     <ln 93.1–93.388> does not include any of partner, serpent, workmen, wonder, grace, power, etc.

    More importantly, it excludes instances that are not used as the name of a person e.g. God, "the Christ" Mt 2:4, "the Lord" Mt 2:13, whereas "Christ" at Mt 1:17  is Jesus.

    So I would use  <ln 93.1–93.388> for the NT.

    Dave
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  • GaoLu
    GaoLu Member Posts: 3,461 ✭✭✭

    Thank you, Graham and Dave.  I learned something helpful today.