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Here you can search for a single lexicon entry in the database or for multiple entries using wildcards. Use the standard wildcards: "?" or "_" for any single character and "*" or "%" for any string of characters. For example: "?ny" will search for all triliteral roots/stems ending in nun yod; "mn@%" could search for all compound prepositions beginning with mn. (NB: Attempts to return large gobs of data using only wildcards are NOT allowed.) You may also search for a lemma without any wildcards, in which case the search will return all lemmas with precisely those consonants regardless of part-of-speech. For lemma entry you may use CAL code (see below), Unicode Hebrew, or [if your browser supports it] Unicode Syriac. |
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| ) = aleph | b = beth | g = gimel | d = daleth | h = he |
| w = waw | z = zayin | x = heth | T = teth | y = yodh |
| k = kaph | l = lamedh | m = mem | n = nun | s = samekh |
| ( = ayin | p = pe (P=emphatic) | c = tsade | q = qoph | r = resh |
| $ = shin | & = sin | t = taw | @ =connects collocations |
