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These are the codes you see entered in the Search box when you type @ and select from the dropdown menu in a Morph Search.
They also can be used to decode the morphology line in Interlinears. You need to know which morphology you are dealing with.



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Logos Greek Morphology

Part of Speech

  • B – Adverb
  • C – Conjunction
  • D – Article
  • I – Interjection
  • J – Adjective
  • N – Noun
  • P – Preposition
  • R – Pronoun
  • T – Particle
  • V – Verb
  • X – Indeclinable

Adverb/Particle Type

  • C – Conditional
  • E – Emphatic
  • I – Interrogative
  • K – Correlative
  • N – Negative
  • P – Place
  • S – Superlative
  • X – Indefinite

Conjunction Subtype

  • AC – Adverbial Conditional
  • AD – Adverbial Declarative
  • AL – Adverbial Local
  • AM – Adverbial Comparative
  • AN – Adverbial Concessive
  • AP – Adverbial Purpose
  • AR – Adverbial Result
  • AT – Adverbial Temporal
  • AZ – Adverbial Causal
  • LA – Logical Ascensive
  • LC – Logical Contrastive
  • LD – Logical Disjunctive
  • LI – Logical Inferential
  • LK – Logical Correlative
  • LM – Logical Emphatic
  • LN – Logical Connective
  • LT – Logical Transitional
  • LX – Logical Explanatory
  • SC – Substantival Content
  • SE – Substantival Epexegetical

Case (for Articles, Adjectives, Nouns, Pronouns, and Verbs)

  • A – Accusative
  • D – Dative
  • G – Genitive
  • N – Nominative
  • V – Vocative

Number (for Articles, Adjectives, Nouns, Pronouns, and Verbs)

  • D – Dual
  • P – Plural
  • S – Singular

Gender (for Articles, Adjectives, Nouns, Pronouns, and Verbs)

  • F – Feminine
  • M – Masculine
  • N – Neuter

Degree (for Adjectives and Nouns)

  • C – Comparative
  • O – Other
  • P – Positive
  • S – Superlative

Pronoun Type

  • C – Reciprocal
  • D – Demonstrative
  • F – Reflexive
  • I – Interrogative
  • K – Correlative
  • N – Negative
  • P – Personal
  • R – Relative
  • S – Possessive
  • X – Indefinite

Person (for Pronouns and Verbs)

  • 1 – First Person
  • 2 – Second Person
  • 3 – Third Person

Pronoun Subtype

  • A – Intenstive Attributive
  • P – Intensive Predicative

Verb Tense

  • A – Aorist
  • F – Future
  • I – Imperfect
  • L – Pluperfect
  • P – Present
  • R – Perfect
  • T – Future Perfect

Voice (for Verbs)

  • A – Active
  • M – Middle
  • P – Passive
  • U – Either Middle or Passive

Mood (for Verbs)

  • I – Indicative
  • M – Imperative
  • N – Infinitive
  • O – Optative
  • P – Participle
  • S – Subjunctive

Indeclinable type

  • F – Foreign
  • L – Letter
  • N – Numeral
  • O – Other
  • P – Proper Noun

GRAMCORD Greek Morphology

Part of Speech

  • A – Article
  • B – Adverb
  • C – Conjunction
  • F – Foreign Word
  • I – Interjection
  • J – Adjective
  • M – Improper Preposition
  • N – Noun
  • O – Pronoun
  • P – Preposition
  • S – Punctuation
  • T – Particle
  • V – Verb

Gender (for Articles, Adjectives, Nouns, Pronouns, and Verbs)

  • F – Feminine
  • M – Masculine
  • N – Neuter

Number (for Articles, Adjectives, Nouns, Pronouns, and Verbs)

  • D – Dual Number
  • P – Plural
  • S – Singular

Case (for Articles, Adjectives, Improper Prepositions, Nouns, Pronouns, and Verbs)

  • A – Accusative
  • D – Dative
  • G – Genitive
  • N – Nominative
  • V – Vocative

Degree (for Adverbs and Adjectives)

  • C – Comparative
  • S – Superlative
  • X – No Degree or a Positive Degree

Conjunction Subtype

  • CB – Coordinating Continuative
  • CC – Coordinating Correlative
  • CD – Coordinating Disjunctive
  • CG – Coordinating Interrogative
  • CJ – Coordinating Copulative
  • CQ – Coordinating Inferential
  • CV – Coordinating Adversative
  • CX – Coordinating Explanatory
  • PD – Pronoun Demonstrative
  • PP – Pronoun Personal
  • SC – Subordinating Causal
  • SE – Subordinating Conditional
  • SF – Subordinating Final (Purpose)
  • SG – Coordinating Interrogative
  • SL – Subordinating Locational
  • SN – Subordinating Nominal
  • SP – Subordinating Comparative
  • SR – Subordinating Result
  • SS – Subordinating Concessive
  • ST – Subordinating Temporal

Foreign Word Type

  • A – Aramaic
  • H – Hebrew

Pronoun Subtype

  • AD – Adjectival Demonstrative
  • AF – Adjectival Indefinite
  • AG – Adjectival Interrogative
  • AI – Adjectival Intensive
  • CR – Correlative
  • DE – Adjectival Demonstrative
  • IF – Adjectival Indefinite
  • IG – Adjectival Interrogative
  • IR – Indefinite Relative
  • P1 – Personal First Person
  • P2 – Personal Second Person
  • P3 – Personal Third Person
  • PI – Adjectival Intensive
  • RC – Reciprocal
  • RR – Relative
  • S1 – Possessive First Person
  • S2 – Possessive Second Person
  • X1 – Reflexive First Person
  • X2 – Reflexive Second Person
  • X3 – Reflexive Third Person

Punctuation Type

  • J – Major Stop
  • N – Minor Stop

Particle Class

  • A – Alternating
  • F – Indefinite
  • G – Interrogative
  • M – Emphatic
  • N – Negative
  • P – Comparative
  • S – Subjective
  • U – Modal [Uncertainty]

Person (for Verbs)

  • 1 – First Person
  • 2 – Second Person
  • 3 – Third Person

Verb Tense

  • A – Aorist
  • F – Future
  • I – Imperfect
  • L – Pluperfect
  • P – Present
  • R – Perfect

Voice

  • A – Active
  • M – Middle
  • P – Passive

Mood (for Verbs)

  • I – Indicative
  • M – Imperative
  • N – Infinitive
  • O – Optative
  • P – Participle
  • S – Subjunctive

Participle Number (for Verbs)

  • D – Dual Number
  • P – Plural
  • S – Singular

Friberg Greek Morphology

Part of Speech

  • A – Adjective
  • C – Conjunction
  • D – Determiner
  • N – Noun
  • P – Preposition
  • Q – Particle
  • V – Verb

Adjective Category

  • B – Adverb
  • P – Pronomial

Adjective Type

  • C – Cardinal
  • D – Demonstrative
  • I – Indefinite
  • M – Comparative
  • O – Ordinal
  • R – Relative
  • S – Superlative
  • T – Interrogative

Case (for Adjectives, Determiners, Nouns, Prepositions, and Verbs)

  • A – Accusative
  • D – Dative
  • G – Genitive
  • N – Nominative
  • V – Vocative

Gender (for Adjectives, Determiners, Nouns, and Verbs)

  • F – Feminine
  • M – Masculine
  • N – Neuter

Person (for Adjectives, Nouns, and Verbs)

  • 1 – 1st Person
  • 2 – 2nd Person
  • 3 – 3rd Person

Number (for Adjectives, Determiners, Nouns, and Verbs)

  • P – Plural
  • S – Singular

Conjunction Category

  • C – Coordinating
  • H – Superordinating (Hyperordinating)
  • S – Subordinating

Noun Subcat

  • P – Pronoun

Particle Category

  • N – Negative
  • S – Sentence
  • T – Interrogative
  • V – Verbal

Mood (for Verbs)

  • I – Indicative
  • M – Imperative
  • N – Infinitive
  • O – Optative
  • P – Participle
  • R – Participle (Imperative Sense)
  • S – Subjunctive

Tense (for Verbs)

  • A – Aorist
  • F – Future
  • I – Imperfect
  • L – Pluperfect
  • P – Present
  • R – Perfect

Voice (for verbs)

  • A – Active
  • D – Middle Deponent
  • E – Either Middle or Passive
  • M – Middle
  • N – Middle or Passive Deponent
  • O – Passive Deponent
  • P – Passive

Swanson Greek Morphology

Part of Speech

  • C – Conjunction
  • D – Adverb
  • E – Preposition
  • F – Foreign Word
  • I – Interjection
  • J – Adjective
  • M – Number/Word
  • N – Noun
  • O – Contraction
  • P – Pronoun
  • R – Definite Article
  • S – Substantive
  • T – Particle Verb
  • VF – Finite Verb
  • VI – Infinitive Verb
  • VP – Participle

Conjunction Type

  • D – Disjunctive
  • T – Temporal

Adverb Type

  • C – Comparative
  • I – Indefinite
  • P – Of Place
  • R – Relative
  • S – Superlative

Case (for Prepositions, Adjectives, Number/Words, Nouns, Pronouns, Definite Articles, Substantives, and Verb Participles)

  • A – Accusative
  • D – Dative
  • G – Genitive
  • N – Nominative
  • V – Vocative

Foreign Word Type

  • C – Conjunction
  • I – Interjection
  • N – Noun
  • V – Verb

Number (for Adjectives, Number/Words, Nouns, Pronouns, Definite Articles, Substantives, Verb Finites, and Verb Participles)

  • P – Plural
  • S – Singular

Gender (for Adjectives, Number/Words, Nouns, Pronouns, Definite Articles, Substantives, and Verb Participles)

  • F – Feminine
  • M – Masculine
  • N – Neuter

Comparator (for Adjectives)

  • C – Comparative
  • E – Elative
  • S – Superlative

Pronoun Type

  • D – Demonstrative
  • G – Interrogative
  • I – Indefinite
  • L – Reciprocal
  • P – Personal
  • R – Relative
  • X – Reflexive

Particle Type

  • C – Conditional
  • E – Enclitic

Tense (for Verb Finite, Verb Infinitive, and Verb Participle)

  • 2 – Second Aorist
  • A – Aorist
  • F – Future
  • I – Imperfect
  • L – Pluperfect
  • P – Present
  • R – Perfect

Mood (for Verb Finite)

  • I – Indicative
  • O – Optative
  • S – Subjunctive
  • V – Imperative

Voice (for Verb Finite, Verb Infinitive, and Verb Participle)

  • A – Active
  • D – Deponent
  • N – Middle
  • P – Passive

Impersonal (for Verb Finite)

  • I – Impersonal

Andersen-Forbes Hebrew Morphology

Parts of Speech

  • A – Adverbial
  • C – Conjunction
  • N – Noun
  • P – Preposition
  • R – Pronoun
  • V – Verb
  • X – Miscellany

Adverbial Family

  • a – “Together” (????)
  • b – “Afterwards” (???)
  • c – “Above” (???)
  • d – “Eagerly” (??????)
  • e – “Suddenly” (????)
  • E – Emphatic
  • f – “Farther” (????)
  • g – “Then” (?? or ????)
  • h – “Here” (???)
  • i – “Inadvertently” (????)
  • I – Interrogative
  • j – “Thither” (???)
  • k – “Back” (????)
  • K – [Question] (??)
  • l – “Positively” (????)
  • m – “Thus” (?? or ??)
  • M – Modal
  • n – “Now” (???)
  • N – Negative
  • o – “Then” (????)
  • O – Restrictive (??)
  • p – “Certainly” (??)
  • q – “Quickly” (???)
  • Q – Quasiverbal
  • r – “Already” (???)
  • R – Restrictive (??)
  • s – “Still” (???)
  • t – “There” (??)
  • T – “Now” (???)
  • u – “Upwards” (????)
  • v – “Very” (???)
  • w – “Underneath” (??? or ???)
  • x – “Apart” (???)
  • y – “Yet” (???)
  • Y – “Not Yet” (???)
  • z – “Again” (???)

Adverbial Subclass

  • a – “Yes or No?” (?)
  • b – “Who?” (??)
  • B – “Behold!” (???)
  • c – “What?” (??)
  • d – “How?” (???)
  • D – “Do Not” (??)
  • e – “When?” (???)
  • E – “Exists” (??)
  • f – “Where?” (???)
  • g – “Whence?” (????)
  • G – Negation (???)
  • h – “Why?” (????)
  • i – “Where?” (???)
  • n – “Not Exists” (|??)
  • N – “Not” (??)
  • S – “Still” (???)
  • T – Temporal

Conjunction Subclass

  • a – “Also” (??)
  • A – Adverbial
  • b – “But Indeed” (????)
  • c – Sequential (?)
  • C – Coordinating (?)
  • G – “Also” (??)
  • I – “If” (??)
  • K – ??
  • O – “Or” (??)
  • R – Nominalizer
  • T – Temporal
  • X – Other

Conjunction Sub Subclass

  • A – Concessive (“although”)
  • B – “because”
  • E – Adversative (“but”)
  • I – “if”
  • S – Asseverative (“surely”)
  • T – “that”
  • W – “when”

Noun Subclass

  • C – Common
  • P – Proper

Noun Family

  • A – “All”
  • c – Common
  • C – City
  • D – Divine
  • E – Ethnic
  • G – Other Geographic
  • H – Human
  • J – Adjective
  • L – Land
  • M – Mountain
  • N – Numeral
  • O – Ordinal
  • R – River

Number (for Nouns, Pronouns, and Verbs)

  • C – Collective
  • d – Distributive
  • D – Dual
  • P – Plural
  • S – Singular

Gender (for Nouns, Pronouns, and Verbs)

  • C – Common
  • F – Feminine
  • M – Masculine

State (for Nouns, Pronouns, and Verbs)

  • c – Discontinuous Construct
  • C – Construct
  • D – Determined
  • N – Normal
  • P – Pausal
  • S – Suffixed

Definiteness (for Nouns, Pronouns, and Verbs)

  • h – Definite Without ?
  • H – Definite With ?
  • I – Indefinite

Derivational Suffix (for Nouns)

  • A – Adverb Derived
  • H – Locative ?

Preposition Subclass

  • a – “Above” (Aram.???)
  • A – Object Marker
  • b – “Between” (???)
  • B – “In” (?)
  • d – “Of” (Aram.??)
  • D – “Until” (??)
  • e – “Except” (???)
  • E – “Except” (???)
  • f – “For” (????)
  • F – “After” (???)
  • h – “Without” (????)
  • H – “Through” (???)
  • K – “Like” (?)
  • l – “At” (Aram. ???)
  • L – “To” (?)
  • M – “From” (??)
  • N – “Near” (???)
  • O – “On Account of” (????)
  • q – “Before” (Aram. ???)
  • Q – “Before” (Aram.???)
  • S – “For sake of” (????)
  • t – “Under” (???)
  • T – “Inside” (???)
  • u – “Upon” (??)
  • U – “Unto” (??)
  • w – “With” (??)
  • W – “With” (??)
  • X – Other
  • Y – “Because” (???)
  • Z – “Except” (????)

Pronoun Subclass

  • B – Suffixed
  • D – Demonstrative
  • F – Personal

Person (for Pronouns and Verbs)

  • 1 – First Person
  • 2 – Second Person
  • 3 – Third Person

Verb Stem

  • A – Afal
  • h – Hifil
  • H – Hofal
  • I – Itpael
  • n – Nifal
  • p – Piel
  • P – Pual
  • q – Qal
  • Q – Qal Passive
  • S – Safal
  • t – Hitpael
  • T – Tafal

Voice (for Verbs)

  • A – Active
  • M – Middle
  • P – Passive
  • T – Reflexive

Verb Family

  • a – Infinitive Absolute
  • c – Cohortative Sequential
  • C – Cohortative
  • f – Suffixed (Perfect) Sequential
  • i – Insistent Imperative
  • I – Imperative
  • J – Jussive
  • m – Prefixed (Imperfect) Sequential
  • M – Prefixed (Imperfect)
  • n – Noun-Verb/noun Participle
  • p – Noun-Verb Participle
  • P – Preterite
  • s – Suffixed (Perfect)
  • t – Pure Noun Participle
  • T – Infinitive Construct
  • v – Pure Verb Participle

Miscellany Subclass

  • D – Definite Article
  • E – Exclamation
  • K – Qetiv Welo Qere
  • L – Lapsus Calami
  • N – Nominalizer
  • Q – Qere Welo Qetiv

Westminster Hebrew Morphology

Part of Speech

  • a – Adjective
  • E – Ending
  • I – Imperfect Ending
  • n – Noun
  • p – Pronoun
  • P – Particle
  • S – Suffix
  • v – Verb
  • V – Perfect Ending
  • x – Paragraph Marker or Nun

Person (for Pronouns and Verbs)

  • 1 – First Person
  • 2 – Second Person
  • 3 – Third Person
  • i – Interrogative

Gender (for Adjectives, Nouns, Pronouns, and Verbs)

  • b – Feminine and Masculine
  • c – Common
  • f – Feminine
  • m – Masculine

Number (for Adjectives, Nouns, Pronouns, and Verbs)

  • d – Dual Number
  • p – Plural
  • s – Singular

State (for Adjectives, Nouns, and Verbs)

  • a – Absolute
  • c – Construct
  • d – Determined

Pronominal Suffix Person (for Adjectives, Nouns, Pronouns, Particles, and Verbs; follows +S and is combined in brackets, e.g. +S[12])

  • +S1 – First Person
  • +S2 – Second Person
  • +S3 – Third Person
  • +Si – Interrogative

Pronominal Suffix Gender (for Adjectives, Nouns, Pronouns, Particles, and Verbs; follows pronominal suffix person, e.g. +S1b)

  • b – Feminine and Masculine
  • c – Common
  • f – Feminine
  • m – Masculine

Pronominal Suffix Number (for Adjectives, Nouns, Pronouns, Particles, and Verbs; follows pronominal suffix person and gender, e.g. +S1fp)

  • d – Dual Number
  • p – Plural
  • s – Singular

Ending Type (for Adjectives, Nouns, Pronouns, Particles, and Verbs; follows +S???E)

  • a – Apocopated
  • d – Directional Heh
  • h – Paragogic Heh
  • n – Paragogic Nun

Imperfect Type (for Imperfect Endings follows +; for Verbs follows I)

  • C – Cohortative
  • J – Jussive

Imperfect Form (for Imperfect Endings follows +; for Verbs follows I; follows imperfect type, e.g., +Cf or IJm)

  • f – In Form Only
  • m – In Meaning Only
  • t – In Form and Meaning

Noun Type

  • c – Common
  • g – Gentilic Noun
  • p – Proper Name

Particle Class

  • a – Article
  • b – Inseparable Preposition With Article
  • c – Conjunction
  • d – Adverb
  • g – Interrogative
  • i – Interjection
  • n – Negative
  • o – Direct Object
  • p – Preposition
  • r – Relative

Verb Stem

  • a – Palel
  • b – Pealal
  • c – Pilel
  • d – Pilpel
  • e – Polel
  • f – Polal
  • g – Polpal
  • h – Hiphil
  • H – Hophal
  • i – Pulal
  • k – Poel
  • l – Poal
  • m – Tiftl
  • n – Niphal
  • p – Piel
  • P – Pual
  • q – Qal
  • Q – Truly Qal Passive
  • s – Hishtafel
  • t – Hithpael
  • u – Hotpaal
  • v – Hitpolel
  • w – Hitpalpel
  • x – Nitpael

Verb Aspect

  • a – Infinitive Absolute
  • c – Infinitive Construct
  • i – Imperfect
  • p – Perfect
  • P – Participle
  • s – Passive Participle
  • v – Imperative
  • w – Imperfect Waw Consecutive

Consecutive Type (for Perfect Ending follows +; for Verbs follows V)

  • v – Consecutive

Werkgroep Informatica (WIVU) Hebrew Morphology

Part of Speech

  • A – Article
  • C – Conjunction
  • D – Adverb
  • G – Negation
  • I – Interrogative
  • J – Adjective
  • N – Noun
  • P – Preposition
  • R – Pronoun
  • V – Verb
  • X – Interjection

Conjunction Type

  • R – Relative

Gender (for Adjectives, Nouns, Pronouns, and Verbs)

  • F – Feminine
  • M – Masculine

Number (for Adjectives, Nouns, Pronouns, and Verbs)

  • D – Dual
  • P – Plural
  • S – Singular

State (for Adjectives, Nouns, Pronouns, and Verbs)

  • A – Absolute
  • C – Construct
  • D – Determined

Noun Type

  • C – Common
  • P – Proper

Preposition Type

  • O – Object Marker

Pronoun Type

  • D – Demonstrative
  • I – Interrogative
  • P – Personal
  • S – Suffixed

Person (for Pronouns and Verbs)

  • 1 – First Person
  • 2 – Second Person
  • 3 – Third Person

Verb Stem

  • a – Qal
  • b – Pi”el
  • c – Hif’il
  • d – Nif’al
  • e – Pu”al
  • f – Hafel
  • g – Hitpa”el
  • h – Hitpe”el
  • i – Hof’al
  • k – Hishtaf’al
  • l – Hotpa”al
  • m – Nitpa”el
  • n – Etpa”al
  • o – Tif’al
  • p – Afel
  • q – Shaf’el
  • r – Pe’al
  • s – Pa”el
  • t – Pe’il
  • u – Hitpa”al
  • v – Etpe’el

Verb Tense

  • F – Infinitive
  • I – Imperfect
  • M – Imperative
  • P – Perfect
  • R – Participle
  • S – Passive Parti
  • w – Weyiqtol
  • W – Wayyiqtol

Verb Mood

  • C – Cohortative
  • J – Jussive

Logos Hebrew Morphology

Part of Speech

  • A – Article
  • C – Conjunction
  • D – Adverb
  • G – Negation
  • I – Interrogative
  • J – Adjective
  • N – Noun
  • P – Preposition
  • R – Pronoun
  • V – Verb
  • X – Interjection

Conjunction Type

  • R – Relative

Gender (for Adjectives, Nouns, Pronouns, and Verbs)

  • F – Feminine
  • M – Masculine

Number (for Adjectives, Nouns, Pronouns, and Verbs)

  • D – Dual
  • P – Plural
  • S – Singular

State (for Adjectives, Nouns, Pronouns, and Verbs)

  • A – Absolute
  • C – Construct
  • D – Determined

Noun Type

  • C – Common
  • P – Proper

Preposition Type

  • O – Object Marker

Pronoun Type

  • D – Demonstrative
  • I – Interrogative
  • P – Personal
  • S – Suffixed

Person (for Pronouns and Verbs)

  • 1 – First Person
  • 2 – Second Person
  • 3 – Third Person

Verb Stem

  • a – Qal
  • b – Pi“el
  • c – Hif‘il
  • d – Nif‘al
  • e – Pu“al
  • g – Hi?pa“el
  • i – Hof‘al
  • l – Ho?pa“al
  • m – Ni?pa“el
  • n – ’E?pa“al
  • o – Tif‘al
  • w – Pu‘lal
  • x – Pôlel
  • y – Pi‘lel
  • z – Pilpel
  • A – Pôlal
  • B – Hi?pôlel
  • C – Pô‘el
  • D – Hi?pôlal
  • E – Hi?palpel
  • F – Pô‘al
  • G – P?‘al‘al
  • H – Eštaf‘el
  • I – P?‘al‘al
  • K – Pu‘alal
  • L – Polpal
  • N – Pi‘lal
  • O – Hi?pa‘el
  • P – Ho?pa‘el
  • Q – Palpel
  • R – Pa‘lal
  • S – Hi?pilpel
  • T – Hi?pô‘el
  • U – ’E?pô‘el
  • Z – Qal Passive

Verb Tense

  • P – Qatal (Perfect)
  • p – Weqatal (Waw + Perfect)
  • l – Yiqtol (Imperfect)
  • W – Wayyiqtol (Waw-Consecutive + Imperfect)
  • w – Weyiqtol (Waw-Conjunctive + Imperfect)
  • M – Imperative
  • F – Infinitive
  • R – Participle
  • S – Passive Participle

Verb Mood

  • C – Cohortative
  • J – Jussive

Logos Latin Morphology

Part of Speech

  • B – Adverb
  • C – Conjunction
  • I – Interjection
  • J – Adjective
  • M – Numeral
  • N – Noun
  • P – Preposition
  • R – Pronoun
  • T – Particle
  • V – Verb
  • X – Indeclinable

Degree (for adverb, adjective)

  • C – Comparative
  • O – Other
  • P – Positive
  • S – Superlative

Case (for adjective, numeral, noun, pronoun, verb)

  • A – Accusative
  • B – Ablative
  • D – Dative
  • G – Genitive
  • L – Locative
  • N – Nominative
  • V – Vocative

Number (for adjective, numeral, noun, pronoun, verb)

  • P – Plural
  • S – Singular

Gender (for adjective, numeral, noun, pronoun, verb)

  • F – Feminine
  • M – Masculine
  • N – Neuter

Numeral type

  • B – Adverb
  • C – Cardinal
  • D – Distributive
  • O – Ordinal

Noun type

  • C – Common
  • P – Proper

Pronoun type

  • D – Demonstrative
  • F – Reflexive
  • I – Interrogative
  • P – Personal
  • R – Relative
  • S – Possessive
  • X – Indefinite

Person (for pronouns, verb)

  • 1 – First person
  • 2 – Second person
  • 3 – Third person

Tense

  • F – Future
  • I – Imperfect
  • L – Pluperfect
  • P – Present
  • R – Perfect
  • T – Future Perfect

Voice

  • A – Active
  • P – Passive

Mood

  • D – Gerund
  • G – Gerundive
  • I – Indicative
  • M – Imperative
  • M – Infinitive
  • P – Participle
  • S – Subjective
  • U – Supine

Indeclinable type

  • F – Foreign
  • L – Letter
  • O – Other

Nomenclature

  • [ ] – square brackets to enclose multiple values e.g. [AM]
  • ^ – Not (for multi-selectable options) e.g. [^A]
  • ? – Any e.g. [^A]?1


Outside of Morph Search there is a need to identify the morphology and language in the search term:

Logos 10.0+ Logos 9 Morphology
- lbs Logos (Greek and Hebrew/Aramaic)
fr fr Friberg (Greek)
js js Swanson (Greek)
lls lls GRAMCORD (Greek)
af af Andersen-Forbes (Hebrew/Aramaic)
west west Westminster (Hebrew/Aramaic)
wivu wivu WIVU (Hebrew/Aramaic)
sesb sesb SESB (Hebrew/Aramaic)
Logos 10.0+ Logos 9 Language
g el Greek
h he Hebrew
a arc Aramaic (parts of Ezra and Daniel)
l la Latin

Examples of using these identifiers

morph.g:V lemma.g:δικαιόω (Logos Greek)
morph.fr.g:V lemma.fr.g:δικαιόω (Friberg)
morph.js.g:V lemma.js.g:δικαιόω (Swanson)
morph.h:N lemma.h:יהוה (Logos Hebrew)
morph.af.h:N lemma.af:יהוה (Andersen-Forbes Hebrew)
morph.west.h:n lemma.west.h:יהוה (Westminster Hebrew)
morph.wivu.h:N lemma.wivu.h:יְהוָה (WIVU Hebrew)
morph.sesb.h:N lemma.sesb.h:יְהוָה (SESB Hebrew)


Part of Speech

Logos Morph Greek Hebrew Aramaic Latin
Adjective @J @J @J @J
Adverb @B @D @D @B
Article @D @A @A
Conjunction @C @C @C @C
Indeclinable @X @X
Interjection @I @X @X @I
Interrogative @I @I
Negation @G @G
Noun @N @N @N @N
Numeral @U @U @M
Particle @T @T
Preposition @P @P @P @P
Pronoun @R @R @R @R
Verb @V @V @V @V


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