Finding Imperatival Form of English Word

I have searched Wiki, various help locations, and forum for the answer to my question, but have not found it yet. I would like to find all imperative occurrences for all biblical words translated into English as "pray." Can someone point me to instructions on how to do this?

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Fred Chapman

Try this Morph Search @V??M WITHIN pray

Dave Hooton

I would like to find all imperative occurrences for all biblical words translated into English as "pray."

Assuming you know the "biblical word" - either a Greek or Hebrew lemma, then a Morph Search is the usual method (click within the drop-down list after typing ).

Fred's suggestion (also a Morph Search) of @V??M WITHIN pray works within a Reverse Interlinear bible like ESV, NRSV, NASB95 and has the advantage of revealing all Greek imperative words translated "pray". The Hebrew imperative is @V?M WITHIN pray

Raif Turner

Thanks for the answers. I had seen the WITHIN parameter, but never would have imagined it would be used in this way. Looked like an option for subsets.