miketisdell Posted May 1, 2018 Share Posted May 1, 2018 (edited) I am a brand new Accordance user and have some questions regarding Hebrew searches (Note: these are just experimental searches to understand how it works) If I type בן ישראל into the search box, I get back what I expect i.e. בן ישראל or בני ישראל But if I setup two Hebrew construct searches, one with the LEX בן and the other with the LEX ישראל I get zero results (even if I add a noun tag to the column with no attributes, or construct in the first and absolute in the second). I would expect to get many more hits because there is no expected word order/sequence. Here is what the search box shows. [LINK Hebrew Construct] <AND> [LINK Hebrew Construct 2]If either Hebrew Construct Search is run separately then I get results, but if I run them together with the <AND> I get nothing. However even the result run separately are problematic i.e. for בן, I get only 13 hits: בן and the construct בני which I would expect, and הנם in the construct phrase גי הנם which I do not expect. I think the latter is due to a DB errorץ Joshua 18:16 has the construct phrase גי בן-הנום (which is tagged correctly), but I wonder if that led to mis-tagging similar instances? Can someone tell me how this should work, and what I would need to do to make it function like expected? Thanks Edited to Add: I figured out that (unlike the podcast help video) when I select a word from the lookup list, it includes the nekkud and is limiting searches only to matches with the same nekkud. I had to type the word in to the box below the lookup field to get what I wanted.The הנם issue appears to be an issue with the tagging. Edited May 1, 2018 by miketisdell Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Helen Brown Posted May 1, 2018 Share Posted May 1, 2018 You always have a choice to turn Use Exact Form on or off in the dialog window, or remove the + sign from the front of the word. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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