[sword-devel] KJV2006 Project

[Troy A. Griffitts]

> Lets take the following example of Hebrews 1:1
> <w src="6" lemma="strong:G2316" morph="robinson:N-NSM">God, who</w>
> <w src="1" lemma="strong:G4181" morph="robinson:ADV">at sundry times</w>
> <w src="2" lemma="strong:G2532" morph="robinson:CONJ">and</w>
> <w src="3" lemma="strong:G4187" morph="robinson:ADV">in divers manners</w>
> <w src="7" lemma="strong:G2980" morph="robinson:V-AAP-NSM">spake</w>
> <w src="4" lemma="strong:G3819" morph="robinson:ADV">in time past</w>
> <w src="9" lemma="strong:G3962" morph="robinson:N-DPM">unto the fathers</w>
> <w src="10" lemma="strong:G1722" morph="robinson:PREP">by</w>
> <w src="12" lemma="strong:G4396" morph="robinson:N-DPM">the prophets</w>,
> <w src="5" lemma="strong:G3588" morph="robinson:T-NSM"></w>
> <w src="8" lemma="strong:G3588" morph="robinson:T-DPM"></w>
> <w src="11" lemma="strong:G3588" morph="robinson:T-DPM"></w>
> <milestone type="x-strongsMarkup" resp="bcn 2002-11-22-10:13"/>
> 
> Here we have 3 empty G3588 tags.
> So do you mean that I regard the NSM and DPM to make a match?
> 
> So would this then become:
> <w src="5 6" lemma="strong:G3588 strong:G2316" morph="robinson:T-NSM 
> robinson:N-NSM">God, who</w>
> <w src="1" lemma="strong:G4181" morph="robinson:ADV">at sundry times</w>
> <w src="2" lemma="strong:G2532" morph="robinson:CONJ">and</w>
> <w src="3" lemma="strong:G4187" morph="robinson:ADV">in divers manners</w>
> <w src="7" lemma="strong:G2980" morph="robinson:V-AAP-NSM">spake</w>
> <w src="4" lemma="strong:G3819" morph="robinson:ADV">in time past</w>
> <w src="8 9" lemma="strong:G3588 strong:G3962" morph="robinson:T-DPM 
> robinson:N-DPM">unto the fathers</w>
> <w src="10" lemma="strong:G1722" morph="robinson:PREP">by</w>
> <w src="11 12" lemma="strong:G3588 strong:G4396" morph="robinson:T-DPM 
> robinson:N-DPM">the prophets</w>,
> 
> Note, I am maintaining src, lemma and morph as parallel arrays.

This is exactly correct.  You have confirmed that each src+1 word is 
indeed a noun ("N-"), and does indeed have matching morphology (e.g. 
T-DPM : N-DPM).

	-Troy.