You really should look at the BW Help section on Morphological Coding Schemes.Ģ. All coding schemes involve some judgement calls by the coder. If you are using a morphological database using the Friberg coding scheme (GNM, BFM, etc.) type long answer:ġ.
The short answer: If you are using a morphological database using the BW coding scheme (BNM, etc) or the Modified BW coding scheme(SCM, BYM, etc), type on the command line (without quote marks) and enter. To search for all occurrences of all imperative voice verbs: Right click on the command line, and make sure that there is a tick mark on "Command Line Morphology Help". For such searches I strongly recommend that you use the "Command Line Morphology Help". This kind of search must be done with a morphologically tagged version. To remove the limit, type "L" on command line and enter. Thanx!To limit the search to one NT book: in the command line type L (upper or lower case), space, 3-char bookname, enter. Would someone please explain how to do that? I can't figure out how to search for all occurrences of all imperative voice verbs in a NT book.
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