w

Summary

Description

Wordlist / glossary / dictionary entry. Surround a word or phrase with this markup to indicate that it should appear in the glossary.

Syntax

USFM: \w content|@lemma @strong @srcloc\w*
USX: <char style="w" @lemma @strong @srcloc>content</char>
lemma

Citation form for the term in the glossary (default attribute)

strong
Strong’s ID in the form H#### (Hebrew) or G#### (Greek)
A strong’s ID augmentation identifier, if required, should be separated from the strong value by a colon :. An augmentation is a method of extending Strong’s by aligning it to another lexicon (e.g. Brown-Driver-Briggs). This requires dividing some words into two or more separate words.

There are instances where more than one word may need to be included within w because of how Hebrew and Greek use word repetitions (e.g. for a superlative). Exodus 29:37 repeats the word ‘holy’ as the superlative form.
srcloc

Location of the word in the source text; Example: GNT version 5 text, book 51, chapter 1, verse 2, word 1.

Style Type

Character

Valid In

[BookTitles], [BookIntroduction], [BookIntroductionEndTitles], [Section], [Para] (Body Paragraphs, Poetry), [List], [Table]

Added

1.0

Updated

3.0 (attributes)

Examples

USFM
USX
USJ

Example 1. Glossay word without attributes - Nehemiah 9.31 (GNT)

\id NEH
\c 9
\q1
\v 31 And yet, because your mercy is great,
\q2 you did not forsake or destroy them.
\q1 You are a \w gracious\w* and merciful God!

Example 2. Glossay word without attributes - Nehemiah 9.31 (GNT)

<usx version="3.1">
  <book code="NEH" style="id"/>
  <chapter number="9" style="c" sid="NEH 9"/>
  <para style="q1">
    <verse number="31" style="v" sid="NEH 9:31"/>And yet, because your mercy is
    great,</para>
  <para style="q2" vid="NEH 9:31">you did not forsake or destroy them.</para>
  <para style="q1" vid="NEH 9:31">You are a <char style="w">gracious</char> and
    merciful God!<verse eid="NEH 9:31"/></para>
</usx>

Example 3. Glossay word without attributes - Nehemiah 9.31 (GNT)

{
  "type": "USJ",
  "version": "3.1",
  "content": [
    {
      "type": "book",
      "marker": "id",
      "code": "NEH",
      "content": []
    },
    {
      "type": "chapter",
      "marker": "c",
      "number": "9",
      "sid": "NEH 9"
    },
    {
      "type": "para",
      "marker": "q1",
      "content": [
        {
          "type": "verse",
          "marker": "v",
          "number": "31",
          "sid": "NEH 9:31"
        },
        "And yet, because your mercy is great,"
      ]
    },
    {
      "type": "para",
      "marker": "q2",
      "content": ["you did not forsake or destroy them."]
    },
    {
      "type": "para",
      "marker": "q1",
      "content": [
        "You are a ",
        {
          "type": "char",
          "marker": "w",
          "content": ["gracious"]
        },
        " and merciful God!"
      ]
    }
  ]
}

USFM
USX
USJ

Example 4. Glossay word with (unnamed) default "lemma" attribute - Nehemiah 9.31 (GNT)

\id NEH
\c 9
\q1
\v 31 And yet, because your mercy is great,
\q2 you did not forsake or destroy them.
\q1 You are a \w gracious|grace\w* and merciful God!

Example 5. Glossay word with "lemma" attribute - Nehemiah 9.31 (GNT)

<usx version="3.1">
  <book code="NEH" style="id"/>
  <chapter number="9" style="c" sid="NEH 9"/>
  <para style="q1">
    <verse number="31" style="v" sid="NEH 9:31"/>And yet, because your mercy
    is great,</para>
  <para style="q2" vid="NEH 9:31">you did not forsake or destroy them.</para>
  <para style="q1" vid="NEH 9:31">You are a
    <char style="w" lemma="grace">gracious</char> and merciful
    God!<verse eid="NEH 9:31"/></para>
</usx>

Example 6. Glossay word with "lemma" attribute - Nehemiah 9.31 (GNT)

{
  "type": "USJ",
  "version": "3.1",
  "content": [
    {
      "type": "book",
      "marker": "id",
      "code": "NEH",
      "content": []
    },
    {
      "type": "chapter",
      "marker": "c",
      "number": "9",
      "sid": "NEH 9"
    },
    {
      "type": "para",
      "marker": "q1",
      "content": [
        {
          "type": "verse",
          "marker": "v",
          "number": "31",
          "sid": "NEH 9:31"
        },
        "And yet, because your mercy is great,"
      ]
    },
    {
      "type": "para",
      "marker": "q2",
      "content": ["you did not forsake or destroy them."]
    },
    {
      "type": "para",
      "marker": "q1",
      "content": [
        "You are a ",
        {
          "type": "char",
          "marker": "w",
          "lemma": "grace",
          "content": [" gracious"]
        },
        " and merciful God!"
      ]
    }
  ]
}

USFM
USX
USJ

Example 7. Glossay word with explicit "lemma" attribute - Nehemiah 9.31 (GNT)

\id NEH
\c 9
\q1
\v 31 And yet, because your mercy is great,
\q2 you did not forsake or destroy them.
\q1 You are a \w gracious|lemma="grace"\w* and merciful God!

Example 8. Glossay word with explicit "lemma" attribute - Nehemiah 9.31 (GNT)

<usx version="3.1">
  <book code="NEH" style="id"/>
  <chapter number="9" style="c" sid="NEH 9"/>
  <para style="q1">
    <verse number="31" style="v" sid="NEH 9:31"/>And yet, because your mercy
    is great,</para>
  <para style="q2" vid="NEH 9:31">you did not forsake or destroy them.</para>
  <para style="q1" vid="NEH 9:31">You are a
    <char style="w" lemma="grace">gracious</char> and merciful
    God!<verse eid="NEH 9:31"/></para>
</usx>

Example 9. Glossay word with "lemma" attribute - Nehemiah 9.31 (GNT)

{
  "type": "USJ",
  "version": "3.1",
  "content": [
    {
      "type": "book",
      "marker": "id",
      "code": "NEH",
      "content": []
    },
    {
      "type": "chapter",
      "marker": "c",
      "number": "9",
      "sid": "NEH 9"
    },
    {
      "type": "para",
      "marker": "q1",
      "content": [
        {
          "type": "verse",
          "marker": "v",
          "number": "31",
          "sid": "NEH 9:31"
        },
        "And yet, because your mercy is great,"
      ]
    },
    {
      "type": "para",
      "marker": "q2",
      "content": ["you did not forsake or destroy them."]
    },
    {
      "type": "para",
      "marker": "q1",
      "content": [
        "You are a ",
        {
          "type": "char",
          "marker": "w",
          "lemma": "grace",
          "content": [" gracious"]
        },
        " and merciful God!"
      ]
    }
  ]
}

USFM
USX
USJ

Example 10. Glossay word with "lemma" and "strong" - Nehemiah 9.31 (GNT)

\id NEH
\c 9
\q1
\v 31 And yet, because your mercy is great,
\q2 you did not forsake or destroy them.
\q1 You are a \w gracious|lemma="grace" strong="H2587,G5485"\w* and merciful God!

Example 11. Glossay word with "lemma" and "strong" - Nehemiah 9.31 (GNT)

<usx version="3.1">
  <book code="NEH" style="id"/>
  <chapter number="9" style="c" sid="NEH 9"/>
  <para style="q1">
    <verse number="31" style="v" sid="NEH 9:31"/>And yet, because your mercy
    is great,</para>
  <para style="q2" vid="NEH 9:31">you did not forsake or destroy them.</para>
  <para style="q1" vid="NEH 9:31">You are a
    <char style="w" lemma="grace" strong="H2587,G5485">gracious</char> and
    merciful God!<verse eid="NEH 9:31"/></para>
</usx>

Example 12. Glossay word with "lemma" and "strong" - Nehemiah 9.31 (GNT)

{
  "type": "USJ",
  "version": "3.1",
  "content": [
    {
      "type": "book",
      "marker": "id",
      "code": "NEH",
      "content": []
    },
    {
      "type": "chapter",
      "marker": "c",
      "number": "9",
      "sid": "NEH 9"
    },
    {
      "type": "para",
      "marker": "q1",
      "content": [
        {
          "type": "verse",
          "marker": "v",
          "number": "31",
          "sid": "NEH 9:31"
        },
        "And yet, because your mercy is great,"
      ]
    },
    {
      "type": "para",
      "marker": "q2",
      "content": ["you did not forsake or destroy them."]
    },
    {
      "type": "para",
      "marker": "q1",
      "content": [
        "You are a ",
        {
          "type": "char",
          "marker": "w",
          "lemma": "grace",
          "strong": "H2587,G5485",
          "content": ["gracious"]
        },
        " and merciful God!"
      ]
    }
  ]
}

Properties

TextType: VerseText
TextProperties: publishable, vernacular

w

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