Search using Hebrew Construct Panel for noun with pronominal suffix

[Bielikov]

How would I do a search for נֶצַח (perpetuity) when it appears with pronominal suffixes, preferably using the Hebrew Construct Panel.

 

But I would also love to know how to do the same thing with the search area commands.

[Bielikov]

For instance, I tried this but it gives me <or> rather than <and> results:

‏=נֵצַח־1 ‎<AND>‏ ‎[SUFFIX pronominal]‏

[mbcvida]

=נֵצַח־1 [SUFFIX pronominal]

- if this is what you are searching for - it returned only one example

 

 

Edited September 16, 2022 by mbcvida
correction

[Bielikov]

mbcvida, yes, that is crazy  Thanks so much!

[jlm]

17 hours ago, Bielikov said:

For instance, I tried this but it gives me <or> rather than <and> results:

‏=נֵצַח־1 ‎<AND>‏ ‎[SUFFIX pronominal]‏

This finds verses that contain both the exact word and a pronominal suffix, without requiring them to be near each other. Dropping the <AND> searches for them in sequence, one after the other, which is what you meant to search for.

[c. stirling bartholomew]

On 9/15/2022 at 9:43 AM, Bielikov said:

How would I do a search for נֶצַח (perpetuity) when it appears with pronominal suffixes, preferably using the Hebrew Construct Panel.

 

In the Hebrew Construct Panel drag LEX into the first column. Select exact lemma,  Enter נצח and select נֵצַח־1 from the list of options. Drag SUFFIX into the second column. Drag WITHIN over the first two columns and specify 1 as the WITHIN value. 

 

Postscript: The only substantive difference between the command line syntax and the construct window is: within 1.