Trace the word, the lemma, and the evidence behind the definition.
Definitions, morphology, corpus occurrences, and source provenance stay separate. A dictionary gloss is evidence about a word—not permission to flatten every occurrence into one English meaning.
Lemma search
Greek searches use a dictionary lemma such as λόγος. Hebrew searches use an OSHB/Strong lemma number such as H7225. Clicking a word in the Scripture Reader opens this same evidence model with token-level parsing included.
Count guide: category chips count the primary domain of the curated historical records above. They do not count every biblical occurrence of those lemmas. Biblical occurrence totals are shown separately inside each lemma's concordance.
Counts describe curated historical research records currently present in the Archive. They are not biblical concordance totals and are not corpus-wide semantic statistics. v46 changes count presentation only; the curated dataset remains the v45 baseline.
OSHB lemma concordance
Clickable WLC / OSHB tokens expose the corpus lemma, readable parsing, lexical witnesses, and Bible-wide lemma occurrences.
Open Hebrew Genesis →Verified MorphGNT tagging
SBLGNT receives lemma and morphology only when its local verse token sequence verifies against MorphGNT.
Open Greek John →Boundaries stay visible
GRCLXX clicks remain same-written-form searches. Open Scriptures LXX lemma references are shown separately until edition-specific token alignment is verified.
Open LXX Genesis →