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Lexicons folder
I can see for example here reference sources https://opengnt.com/index.html?OGNTint&40.1.15 like Strong/Mounce/Thayer/中文 — where are these located in the repo? I could not find them here https://github.com/eliranwong/OpenGNT/tree/master/Lexicons
Thank you!
They are common lexicons in public domain. I didn't put them in this repository.
They are available for download via UniqueBible.app https://github.com/eliranwong/UniqueBible
Thank you! I could not find any of them (as txt versions) there though. For example marvelData\lexicons only contained a readme file.
Theses lexicons are widely available in the internet.
If you want to download them through UniqueBible.app, you need to download and run the app. Go to menu > Resources > Install Marvel.bible Datasets > Lexicons
The app download the lexicons from my google drive and put files into folder "marvelData > lexicons" like the screenshot below:
Remarks: This app runs only in Mac OS X / Windows / Linux. The download lexicons are in sqlite format. You can easily export data through a sqlite editor.
Wow, amazing support, thank you so much! I try to use UniqueBible on my PC, downloaded all the data sets and Lexicons and I am trying to see results from the Lexicons, I.e. for Greek words from LSJ, but I get no results.
First, thanks for your last post, as it help me to spot an error in loading LXX1 & LXX2. I had just updated a few files on the UniqueBible.app repository. Please make sure you update the files before working on content written below.
With regards to lookup of LXX words, In UniqueBible.app, there are 5 modules on LXX, they are: LXX, LXX1, LXX2, LXX1i, LXX2i All are tagged, except LXX.
To have a quick access to lexicon information, I suggest you use LXX1 instead of LXX.
In the following screenshot, just a simple click of the Greek word brings default LXX lexicon.
To use LSJ, click the Strong's number G1325 and select LSJ, you will get something like below:
Come back to the context menu (i.e. the menu triggered by right-clicking). The Hebrew / Greek Lexicon feature there work on Strong's numbers. It was designed to use on non-tagged text. For example, I type some notes containing a Strong number, as screenshot below. select > right click ...
feel free to let me know if you have further questions. if questions are specific on UniqueBible.app, please post an issue at https://github.com/eliranwong/UniqueBible instead. thanks.
