The Lexham English Bible. English-Greek Reverse Interlinear New Testament (with Strongs Greek-English Glossary) ( PDFDrive )
xiv• Nominative• Dative• Genitive• Accusative• VocativeMORPHOLOGICAL CODESNumberThe following numbers are supported.Gender• Singular• Plural• DualThe following genders are supported.Person• Masculine• Feminine• NeuterThe following persons are supported. Person is unique in using a number instead of aletter for its code.• First Person (1)• Second Person (2)• Third Person (3)Pronoun-typeThe following pronoun types are supported.• Relative• reCiprocal• Demonstrative• correlative (K)• Interrogative• indefinite (X)• reFlexive• poSsessive• PersonalPronoun-subtypeThe following pronoun subtypes are supported for Personal pronouns only.• intensive Attributive• intensive Predicative
DegreeMORPHOLOGICAL CODESxvThe following degrees are supported. This field is always optional.• Comparative• Superlative• OtherConjunction-typeThe following conjunction-type values are supported.• Logical• Adverbial• SubstantivalConjunction-subtypeThe following conjunction-subtype values are supported. These are context-dependent,the subtype value depends on the conjunction-type value.Logical• Ascensive• coNnective• Contrastive• correlative (K)• Disjunctive• eMphatic• eXplanatory• Inferential• TransitionalAdverbial• causal (Z)• coMparative• coNcessive• Conditional• Declarative• Local• Purpose• Result• TemporalSubstantival• Content• EpexegeticalAdverb-typeThe following adverb-types are supported.
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Degree
MORPHOLOGICAL CODES
xv
The following degrees are supported. This field is always optional.
• Comparative
• Superlative
• Other
Conjunction-type
The following conjunction-type values are supported.
• Logical
• Adverbial
• Substantival
Conjunction-subtype
The following conjunction-subtype values are supported. These are context-dependent,
the subtype value depends on the conjunction-type value.
Logical
• Ascensive
• coNnective
• Contrastive
• correlative (K)
• Disjunctive
• eMphatic
• eXplanatory
• Inferential
• Transitional
Adverbial
• causal (Z)
• coMparative
• coNcessive
• Conditional
• Declarative
• Local
• Purpose
• Result
• Temporal
Substantival
• Content
• Epexegetical
Adverb-type
The following adverb-types are supported.
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