what do I do to distinguish? Is there a way?Bible Search of Lexham English Bible (LEB) finds many places & some people: (Visual Filter idea is highlighting phrase found)
Noticed phrase "went to" can be someone went to a person OR a place.
List of terms for searching could be expanded/tweaked (my search example looked at results in Genesis).
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Joe Mayden
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I want to identify proper nouns(names) in the Old Testament distinguishing between people and non-people.
This is what I have so far; morph.h:NP?SA
what do I do to distinguish? Is there a way?
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Joe Mayden said:
what do I do to distinguish? Is there a way?
Bible Search of Lexham English Bible (LEB) finds many places & some people: (Visual Filter idea is highlighting phrase found)
Noticed phrase "went to" can be someone went to a person OR a place.
List of terms for searching could be expanded/tweaked (my search example looked at results in Genesis).
Keep Smiling [:)]
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Thanks for the response. I did figure out a way where the string is not as long.
morph.h:NPMS OR morph.h:NPFS - this gets me the people
morph.h:NP?? - this gets me that which is not a person
I am still not very good at using the Morph filter.
Thanks again for the response!
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Joe Mayden said:
morph.h:NPMS OR morph.h:NPFS - this gets me the people
morph.h:NP?? - this gets me that which is not a person
Bible Search of Lexham Hebrew Bible (LHB) for
morph.h:NPMS OR morph.h:NPFS OR morph.h:NP?SA
In Genesis 4:17, the first Enoch חֲנ֑וֹךְ has morph NPMSA while the second Enoch חֲנֽוֹךְ has NP-SA
Genesis 10 has many son descendants not found by morph.h:NPMS that could be Hebrew Morphology opportunity for improvement by Logos.
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