BDAG and most other Greek lexicons are indexed according to Greek lemmas. BDAG simply does not have an entry for inflected forms. This doesn't matter if you go through the lemma (either by clicking on the lemma in the interlinear ribbon or the in-line interlinear, or if you go through the lemma tab when using the right-click-menu).

For example, this is valid logeion URL: logeion.uchicago.edu/πᾶς which brings up the entry for πᾶς. If I want to research παρών I just replace with παρών and hit enter. I much prefer BDAG but this is very convenient both for researching AND more importantly, for sharing with others without cutting and pasting a whole entry. Nice!

Although the main text is still set in 7 point Times Roman, the leading has been increased to 10 points; the main entry word is set in a larger (10 point), bold typeface; and a brighter paper has been used. All NT references are set in bold, which makes it much easier to locate specific instances of a word in the NT.

BDAG is more concerned with how to translate a Greek word into English, and the range of possibilities that exist for that translation. It will back that up with examples from various resources which use that particular Greek word.

2021年8月10日 · I’ve found an opportunity to open my new copy of The Cambridge Greek Lexicon for a smell and a gander. (Seriously, give your copy a whiff and see if you don't detect a distinct scent.) The purpose of this post is to show what an …

I was watching this video about BDAG and in it the professor says and shows an image that "one nice thing about Logos is that they format BDAG nicely". I have the BDAG but it is not nicely formatted. Here's his version: That's not how mine looks. Mine is all bunched up (I'm not showing the whole entry): Why might my version not have the formatting?

2023年6月5日 · 3. Double click to open up BDAG entry 4. Drop down from BDAG to open up another dictionary for the same word if needed. 5. If needed, right click 'Bible Word study' to see its usage in other places. Are there any other elements of what you do for your workflow that I …

2023年3月27日 · The standard for New Testament lexicography is, of course, BDAG. Its entries are comprehensive and detailed for the New Testament, with context-specific lexical information for vocabulary outside the New Testament. But BDAG’s most useful feature is arguably its thorough bibliographic information.

2021年10月16日 · You know BDAG is the best lexicon for the Greek New Testament, but how do you decipher those strange entries? How do you use it? In this weekend edition, Dr. Plummer …

2020年5月11日 · And, to help us understand what Paul means by children becoming discouraged, here’s BDAG: Image from Accordance Bible Software. The entry is short. You can see the definition and the glosses: “to become disheartened to the extent of losing motivation, be discouraged, lose heart, become dispirited.” That’s helpful, but I want to know more.