Edited by Thomas, 13 March 2007 - 03:35 PM.
Hebrew: Abs. Nouns or Particples ending in -y י
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Posted 13 March 2007 - 03:21 PM
I'd like to do a search that includes nouns or verbal participles that end in -y where -y is not a construct.
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Posted 13 March 2007 - 03:45 PM
If you use the asterisk wildcard character and put your word in double quotes (since the forum software doesn't handle right-to-left gracefully, I'll use y for yod), you can search for each part of speech separately, as follows:
[noun absolute] @"y*"
and
[verb participle absolute] @"y*"
Or you could put them together with <OR> to get both in one go:
[verb participle absolute] @"y*" <OR> [noun absolute] @"y*"
Then you can click on Details and look at the Analysis or Analysis Graph (sorted by, for example, Part of Speech ["PrtSpeech"], to see the relative distribution of this type of spelling).
[noun absolute] @"y*"
and
[verb participle absolute] @"y*"
Or you could put them together with <OR> to get both in one go:
[verb participle absolute] @"y*" <OR> [noun absolute] @"y*"
Then you can click on Details and look at the Analysis or Analysis Graph (sorted by, for example, Part of Speech ["PrtSpeech"], to see the relative distribution of this type of spelling).
J. P. Kang, Ph.D. (Bible)
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Posted 14 March 2007 - 01:48 PM
Thanks. I had the query items out of order.
If you use the asterisk wildcard character and put your word in double quotes (since the forum software doesn't handle right-to-left gracefully, I'll use y for yod), you can search for each part of speech separately, as follows:
[noun absolute] @"y*"
and
[verb participle absolute] @"y*"
Or you could put them together with <OR> to get both in one go:
[verb participle absolute] @"y*" <OR> [noun absolute] @"y*"
Then you can click on Details and look at the Analysis or Analysis Graph (sorted by, for example, Part of Speech ["PrtSpeech"], to see the relative distribution of this type of spelling).
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