Syntatic force
What is syntatic force in Logos? How does this term work within the Logos dataset? This term seems to be like a complex feature of many different Greek forms. I have searched for definitions in Logos but cannot find anything. Its near meaning seems to come up more often in searches, so I believe it must be connected to a lot of different terms. Its true significance is still unknown to me. This Logos site did not really explain the use and meaning of the term. https://www.logos.com/features/syntactic-force
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Maybe Google?
Meaning Syntactic Force - Logos Forums
L/V 10+ Tip of the Day #307 Syntactic force - Logos Forums
Searching individual constructions and syntactic relationships
Verbum Tip 4an: Bible Browser: Syntactic force - Logos Forums
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These are good links. Thanks. I try to look for academic cites. I do not like Google because of its indecisiveness and judgement. I was looking for something that could be cited in a discussion.
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If you want the definition used by Logos, look within Logos. If you want the broader range of definitions used academical, use the academic papers. Don't assume the two definitions are the same.
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