The Theological Wordbook of the Old Testament (TWOT) goes to the wrong word when I look up מָ֣ן. Instead of "manna" TWOT shows "mamre." Another possibility is the the wrong pointer is in the Lexham Hebrew Interliner (LHI) at Exodus 16:15.
Sorry I can't see behind the curtain to be more exact.
Steps to repeat:
מָ֣ן (manna) is not used in Ex 16:15; which uses לֶחֶם (bread), and the lookup in TWOT* is fine.
From LHI Ex 16:31 the lookup for מָן is fine (TWOT 1209 manna, and not 1208 Mamre).
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* I used Send hyperlinks here as TWOT is not my #1 lexicon.
Dave===
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Dave Hooton: מָ֣ן (manna) is not used in Ex 16:15; which uses לֶחֶם (bread), and the lookup in TWOT* is fine.
Both words are used:
For me (also using "send hyperlinks here") lookup from the context menu works correctly but lookup from the text selection menu exhibits the bug as described.
Diagnostic Logs
Reuben Helmuth: Both words are used:
In Logos & Westminster Morphology v.15 uses the interrogative "what", lemma:מָן:2 --> vs. "manna", lemma:מָן:1
Dave Hooton:In Logos & Westminster Morphology v.15 uses the interrogative "what", lemma:מָן:2 --> vs. "manna", lemma:מָן:1
I was aware that Logos Morphology considered this a separate lemma, in which case TWOT should open to the next entry (1210).