[B-Greek] Reader's Lexicon vs. Interlinear
Curtis Hinson
curtis at curtishinson.com
Sat Mar 20 19:29:34 EST 2004
My understanding is that readers lexicons, Kubo for instance, do not gloss
the use of a word in a text. They simply gloss the first listing in BDAG or
whatever. It seems to me they can dull one's finer grap of a word at the
intermediate level or above. It's better to use something like BDAG that
has all or most uses of a word and example citations. I just wish I had
BDAG on my Palm Pilot!
Curtis Hinson
Abilene Christian University
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[mailto:b-greek-bounces at lists.ibiblio.org] On Behalf Of Raymond Regalado
Sent: Saturday, March 20, 2004 8:46 AM
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Subject: [B-Greek] Reader's Lexicon vs. Interlinear
Dear List,
Perhaps someone could comment on the difference between using an
interlinear and a "Reader's Lexicon" (e.g. Sakae Kubo's). I do not
have the latter, but am wondering if it would be a positively useful
tool, but I can't help wonder if using one would be just like using an
interlinear text since both simply give running glosses (no parsings)
of the Greek, from what I can tell...
Thanks,
Raymond Regalado
Tokyo, Japan
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