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Candidates Query Evidence law

English orientation

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Choose the language of the original-language candidates. The query is always an English word used in recorded lexicon glosses.

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From English

Begin with an English sense and inspect Greek, Latin, or Hebrew lexicon candidates. A shared gloss is not a translation equivalence.

English sense → original-language candidates

Reverse lexicon

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Target languageEnglish lexicon sense

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Evidence law

Gloss matches, not equivalents

A returned row means that one recorded lexicon gloss contains the English query under the existing bounded matching rule. It does not mean “the Greek, Latin, or Hebrew word for” that query.

Match basis: lexicon gloss text
Ordering: Existing returned order
Language scope: One language at a time (Greek, Latin, or Hebrew)
Derived receipt: Unavailable
Automatic calls: None

Returned order is not authority, correctness, popularity, semantic centrality, or contextual fit. Shared English wording does not establish translation, equivalence, etymology, cognacy, influence, or completeness.

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Researcher Note Interpretation, not evidence

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