Morph search help: articular noun, broad

Lee said:

article + λόγος

Try @D BEFORE 1 WORD  lemma:λόγος in NA27/NA28/LGNTI (resources with Greek Logos Morphology)

Lee said:

article + one or more adjectives + λόγος

@D BEFORE 1 WORD @J BEFORE 1 WORD  lemma:λόγος

EDIT:
There isn't a result for "more adjectives" than one, but try

@D BEFORE 1-2 WORD @J BEFORE 1 WORD  lemma:λόγος

Lee said:

λόγος is just hypothetical.

With either search, changing the target word will be easy.

Also note that, in the Syntax Search, the first hit is a false positive. But in scrolling about half-way through the list, I did not see any other false positives.

This search—with a different Syntax database—may yield better results. This yields the same results as combining Dave's Morph searches

[quote](@D BEFORE 1 WORD  lemma:λόγος) OR (@D BEFORE 1-2 WORD @J BEFORE 1 WORD  lemma:λόγος)

Noted that search results with the Lexham syntactical databases are unreliable due to apparently inconsistent tagging. Sometime phrases are tagged as phrases; other times they are tagged as segments.

Lee said:

Thanks, Jack. That looks powerful.

You are welcome. I am still learning how to do syntactical searches. John Fallahee's video was a good start, but it only scratches the surface of the tool. I finished with Cascadia over OpenText because Phrase (Cascadia) gives more precision than Clause Segment (OpenText). Agreement with the results of Dave's construction confirmed this. Overall Lexham was a tremendous disappointment.

Thank you for providing a concrete problem to solve.

Nominal λόγος phrase with Article or Adjective:

Note: used Morph Searches for Article (@D) and Preposition (@P) to provide verses.  Constructed Syntax Search after looking at Cascadia Syntax pop-ups.

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Nominal λόγος phrase with Article:

includes all results from Morph Search:

@D BEFORE 1-2 WORD @J BEFORE 1 WORD lemma:λόγος

Another search to ponder is:

Nominal λόγος phrase with Article OR Prepositional λόγος phrase

Some prepositions can function as an adjective with nouns.  Also prepositional usage can have a definitive character.

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