Visual Filters for Greek Grammar

delete12066188

OK, I'm glad to read my Greek and can find out what a Word means. But if it comes to Grammar I don't even understand my German ones ;-)

In 30 Day it says we have to take care for Verbs, Conjunctions and Pronouns.

John from (Learn Logos) give a Visual Filter for NT and OT Verbs.

Can some of you Grammar Heros please give me the important Forms of Conjunctions and Pronouns that I need to build Visual Filter from?

Sascha

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delete12066188

no one can help?

George Somsel

I'm not sure what it is you are looking for. You can always do a morphological search using @v, @c or @r as your search terms.

Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :)

Can some of you Grammar Heros please give me the important Forms of Conjunctions and Pronouns that I need to build Visual Filter from?

Logos wiki => Examples of visual filters

Thread => Inductive Greek Help includes:

Edit: Would you kindly share your visual filters for Greek Morphology in the Visual Filters FL group?

Suggest filtering Faithlife group documents for Logos:

ESV and NA28 screen shots have these Visual Filters enabled:

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delete12066188

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/834294#Comment_834294

thanks for help Keep Smiling, I will read through this.

Georg

these are the most important Verbs NT/OT.

I like also have the most important Conjuctions and Pronoauns so search for Conjuction I can do but witch one are the Important, or is there nothing simular to the Verbs in Greek?

delete12066188

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/834311#Comment_834311

This is a good Example. Do I realy need all of them, or are there 4 -5 most important Conjunctions for a Visual Filter?

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https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/834313#Comment_834313

Do I realy need all of them, or are there 4 -5 most important Conjunctions for a Visual Filter?

Importance depends on context. Logos wiki => Examples of visual filters has examples with morphological completeness plus can enable many visual filters to see range of Greek verbal expression.

Philippians 4:9 has aorist tenses that add nothing to nuanced expression, but context is important.

Observation: die Bibel 1984 has bold for Philippians 4:4-7 (not know why verse 8 is not bold).

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delete12066188

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/834382#Comment_834382

thanks I need to study this further :-)