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[Bret Hicks]

I am sure Accordance is able to do this, but I can not figure it out. I want to be able to run a search (or use the analysis window?) to see all of the Hebrew words that are translated with some form of 'hope' in a particular translation (such as the NIV G/K). How would I do this?


In Christ,


Bret

[Ken Simpson]

Hi Bret,
search for "hope" (flex search - should be default) with RANGE set to Old Testament
like this
hope <AND> <Range Gen-Mal>
perform the search and go to the analysis drop down, and select "Word Count Totals => Analysis"
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Then you should get a list of all the English forms of hope listed, with the keyed Hebrew word as a subset
Like this
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My example uses the ESVS, but it will work in the NIV-G/K (or any other keyed text)
As a bonus, you can then select a key number and use the contextual menu to "Search in => <name of keyed text>" and you will find all the occurrences where that particular Hebrew word is translated by the English word: ie Accordance will do an inflected English search constrained to a particular key.
It will look something like this.
"=hoped"@[KEY H3176]

Edited by Ken Simpson, 21 November 2012 - 06:42 PM.

[Bret Hicks]

Thanks, Ken. Turns out my problem was that even though the text that was open was the NIV G/K the search version was set to NIV with no tagging. So the analysis window was not showing key numbers. A good reminder to check the search version I guess . Thanks for the help.


In Christ,


Bret