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As far as I can tell, it's a technique used by bible students to better understand the original languages in context.

How does one go about using a tool such as Robinson's Morphological Analysis Codes?

Edit: I've also asked this same question on Hermeneutics.SE.

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    Not sure, but this might be a question for hermeneutics.stackexchange.com
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  • This is an excellent beginner hermeneutics question. @JonEricson. Do want this or do you want us to answer it here?
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This question was answered on Biblical Hermeneutics.SE.

Morphological analysis codes are used in the study of the original languages of the Bible. For example, a word might be listed with the morphological code "A-NPM," which would indicate the following:

A-NPM

  • Part of Speech: Adjective
  • Case: Nominative (subject; predicate nominative)
  • Number: Plural
  • Gender: Masculine

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