Zitat von Bussinchen im Beitrag #65

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Great!
So this means that in this greek-analyses.dic there are all the words with their inflected forms that are found in the Perseus text corpus?

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Λάβετε (take) λαμβάνω megapack

λαμβάνω-megapack: Boaaaaaah !!!

Fantastic!


speeches.zip = Excel file
and
308wordlist.zip

--> You really did a great job, asheto! Amazing!

Zitat von asheto

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I'm afraid not. I ripped Aeschines, Speeches from the following link http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/voca...able&lang=greek

The word προακούω from this list , does not exist to greek-analyses .txt

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The word προακούω does not exactly occur in the speeches of Aeschines, if you believe the Perseus search:

Zitat von http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/sear...=&search=Search

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Currently searching the following texts in Greek: •Aeschines, Speeches

Showing 1 - 1 of 1 document results in Greek.

Aeschines, Against Timarchus
speech 1, section 145: ... οὕτως αὐτὸν ἰσχυρῶς ἐπένθησεν, ὥστε παρὰΘέτιδος τῆς αὑτοῦ μητρὸς προακούσας ὅτι μὴ μετελθὼν μὲν τοὺς ἐχθρούς, ἀλλ᾽ ἐάσας ἀτιμώρητον

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(I searched at http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/sear...%3a1999.01.0001 for proakou/w, activating "Search for all possible forms".)

I think προακούω is only listed in the vocabulary of the speeches because it is the lemma from which προακούσας is derived.

greek-analyses.txt contains several inflection forms of προακούω, but not προακούω itself.

Ok I see,

So greek-analyses.txt may contain different forms (inflected etc) of a word , but not necessarily the lemma of a word, whereas the result of the search I did contains the lemmas of words.

Working with the greek-analyses.txt, I omitted the words which start with an asterisk (capital letter).
The attached file contains these words , which indeed seem to be proper names, but the first 352 words start with an exclamation mark (!). Any idea about these group of words?

I also deleted everything that was between { } at the original greekanalyses.txt (although there were some greek words in brackets).

Zitat von asheto im Beitrag #80

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[...] but the first 352 words start with an exclamation mark (!). Any idea about these group of words?

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Zitat von asheto im Beitrag #80

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So greek-analyses.txt may contain different forms (inflected etc) of a word, but not necessarily the lemma of a word, whereas the result of the search I did contains the lemmas of words.

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I am SO GLAD that Bussinchen, Linhart, and others are still working so hard on this list! Most people would have taken shortcuts that would compromise the validity of the word list, but you guys are hardcore. :D Thank you again so much for your work!

Oh, and if there is any drudgery that i can do to help...removing punctuation for 25,000 words...things like that...please let me know!

Zitat von Apollonius im Beitrag #83

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I am SO GLAD that Bussinchen, Linhart, and others are still working so hard on this list! Most people would have taken shortcuts that would compromise the validity of the word list, but you guys are hardcore. :D Thank you again so much for your work!

Oh, and if there is any drudgery that i can do to help...removing punctuation for 25,000 words...things like that...please let me know!

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Zitat

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Anyway, we absolutely do need the lemmata of the inflected words as well.

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greek-analyses.txt contains for each inflected form also the corresponding lemma in the same line, for example (omitting the big number):

Zitat

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proakou/sas {pro+akou/sa_s,proakou/w hear beforehand aor part act masc nom/voc sg (attic epic ionic)}

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So we should extract not only the first word in each line but also the lemma, which is perhaps always the first or second word after the brace "{".

You are right again, dear Linhart; I had forgotten what you wrote in your post #58

Yes, I hope that our dear philhellenic asheto will find a possibility how to extract those lemmata!

Εὕρηκα !!!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eureka_%28word%29

Zitat von asheto

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Εὕρηκα !!!

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Wow!!!

Did you really, asheto?! Did you?

Almost done,

the file includes ALL the greek words of the greek analyses .txt (except proper nouns and words starting with exclamation mark).

60.000 more words . I decided to preserve the beta code transliteration so that a player-student could retrieve the "lost" punctuation.

I also kept the English translation of the words-lemmata for the non Greek speaking friends .All these can be found under the menu>Game>word search

I plan to incorporate later the word list of New and Old Testament to the main body of this dictionary

Linhart , at the same folder with greek analyses .txt (diogenis software) , i found a file named greek lemmata.txt with a different structure.

I suppose (hope) that the words it contains , already exist in greek analyses.txt

I hope to finish the task by the end of Jyly 2013

Meanwhile , i'm waiting for your comments

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