Search for compound Hebrew word?

[Bill Allen]

Hi. I'm trying to search for all the occurrences of infinitive constructs with affixed prepositions and pronominal suffixes.

 

One problem is that I don't know how to specify a search for a single word in the Hebrew construct.

 

The other problem is that I don't know how to append the needed affix and suffix.

 

Thanks!

Edited February 12, 2016 by Bill Allen

[Ken Simpson]

This is how I would do it Bill...

 

 

Please ask if it doesn’t make sense and I will make a little movie.

[Ken Simpson]

If you just want the inseparable prepositions then try this...

 

[mbcvida]

Would this work?

‏?@ ‎[PARTICLE preposition]‏  ‎[VERB infinitiveConstruct]‏ ‎[sUFFIX pronominal]‏

(reversed for RTL)

 

this will not find examples of IC with מן - preformative

Edited February 12, 2016 by mbcvida

[Ken Simpson]

Yes it would, but I would go

 

(מן,ב,ל)@ ‎[PARTICLE preposition]‏ ‎[VERB infinitiveConstruct]‏ ‎[sUFFIX pronominal]‏ 

 

That specifies the 3 preformative prepositions and excluded any non-prepositional preformatives. It will find the single letter מ preposition because it is a lexeme search and not an inflected search

[Bill Allen]

Thanks, Ken. Your first suggestion was adequate. I'll try the more specific searches later. Of course, I should have asked about prefixed prepositions, not affixed. "Measure twice, cut once," advice that pertains to carpentry, also applies to posting.

[Ken Simpson]

And orthopaedics