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@metaxia/scriptures-source-stepbible-lexicon

v2.2.0

Published

Hebrew and Greek lexicon data from STEPBible for @metaxia/scriptures. Every TBESH (Hebrew/BDB) and TBESG (Greek/Abbott-Smith) row keyed by its disambiguated Strong's number (dStrong), plus TFLSJ (Greek/LSJ).

Readme

@metaxia/scriptures-source-stepbible-lexicon

It is a data source for GematriaBible.com — an interlinear Bible with gematria values and Strong's numbers.

Hebrew and Greek lexicon data from STEPBible for use with @metaxia/scriptures.

Features

  • Every TBESH and TBESG row, keyed by its exact disambiguated Strong's number (dStrong)
  • Rows by extended (eStrong) or simple (sStrong) Strong's number
  • Multiple lexicon sources with varying detail levels
  • Lemma, transliteration, gloss, and full definitions

Included Lexicons

| ID | Name | Language | Description | |----|------|----------|-------------| | stepbible-tbesh | TBESH | Hebrew | Translators Brief lexicon of Extended Strongs for Hebrew. Abridged BDB (Brown-Driver-Briggs) linked to extended Strong's numbers. | | stepbible-tbesg | TBESG | Greek | Translators Brief lexicon of Extended Strongs for Greek. Brief definitions using corrected Abbott-Smith for NT, LXX, and Apocrypha. | | stepbible-tflsj | TFLSJ | Greek | Full LSJ (Liddell-Scott-Jones) entries for all Bible words, formatted for easy reading with extended Strong's linking. |

Installation

npm install @metaxia/scriptures-source-stepbible-lexicon

Usage

Look up a word by its STEPBible tag (dStrong)

STEPBible tags every word of its tagged texts (TAHOT for the Hebrew OT, TAGNT for the Greek NT) with a disambiguated Strong's number (dStrong), such as H1540H or H5483M. Each TBESH/TBESG row has its own dStrong, so the tag names exactly one row:

import { lookupDStrong, rowsForEStrong, rowsForSStrong } from '@metaxia/scriptures-source-stepbible-lexicon';

await lookupDStrong('H1540H');   // { gloss: 'to reveal: reveal', strongsExtended: 'H1540', ... }
await lookupDStrong('H1540G');   // { gloss: 'Heglam', relation: 'a Name of', strongsUnified: 'H1617J', ... }
await lookupDStrong('H5483M');   // { gloss: 'horse', strongsExtended: 'H5483b', ... }
await lookupDStrong('H9005');    // { gloss: 'to/for', morphology: 'Prefix', ... }

// Every row of an extended (eStrong) or simple (sStrong) Strong's number, in file order
await rowsForEStrong('H5483b');  // [H5483B Horse (Gate), H5483M horse]
await rowsForSStrong('H5483');   // [H5483A swallow, H5483B Horse (Gate), H5483M horse]

The tag is matched exactly; no other row is substituted when it is missing. The rows are also available as JSON keyed by dStrong: @metaxia/scriptures-source-stepbible-lexicon/data/stepbible-tbesh-rows.json and .../data/stepbible-tbesg-rows.json.

Deprecated: one entry per eStrong

import '@metaxia/scriptures-source-stepbible-lexicon/register';
import { lookupStrongs } from '@metaxia/scriptures';

const entry = await lookupStrongs('H0430', { source: 'stepbible-tbesh' });

lookupStrongs() and the files data/stepbible-tbesh.json, data/stepbible-tbesg.json and data/stepbible-tflsj.json return one entry per extended Strong's number (eStrong). An eStrong often has several STEPBible rows (H5483b has the Horse Gate and the noun horse), and STEPBible's data does not choose one of them. These files are kept byte-identical to 2.1.3 for existing consumers, are no longer regenerated, and will be removed in the next major version. Tag words with STEPBible's dStrong (e.g. from @metaxia/scriptures-source-stepbible-tahot) and use lookupDStrong() instead.

Data Format

Each row (LexiconRow) contains:

interface LexiconRow {
  source: string;               // "stepbible-tbesh" | "stepbible-tbesg"
  strongsDisambiguated: string; // dStrong, the key: "H5483M"
  strongsExtended: string;      // eStrong it maps to: "H5483b"
  strongsSimple: string;        // sStrong (digits only): "H5483"
  strongsUnified?: string;      // uStrong: "H5483M"
  relation?: string;            // STEPBible's note after "=": "a Name of", "a Meaning of", ...
  lemma: string;                // Hebrew/Greek Unicode
  transliteration?: string;     // "sus"
  morphology?: string;          // "H:N-M"
  gloss?: string;               // "horse"
  definition?: string;          // full meaning text
}

Columns are kept as STEPBible wrote them, trimmed of surrounding whitespace.

Building from Source

The lexicon data is imported from STEPBible's TSV files:

npm run import   # Download TBESH/TBESG at the pinned commit and write the *-rows.json files
npm run build    # Compile TypeScript
npm test         # Includes a check of every row against STEPBible's TSV files

The import is pinned to STEPBible-Data commit 52607753604a9a650b9ae62da8d069a8312eb99a.

Data Source

All lexicon data is sourced from STEPBible-Data by Tyndale House, Cambridge.

Source Files

  • TBESH: Lexicons/TBESH - Translators Brief lexicon of Extended Strongs for Hebrew - STEPBible.org CC BY.txt
  • TBESG: Lexicons/TBESG - Translators Brief lexicon of Extended Strongs for Greek - STEPBible.org CC BY.txt
  • TFLSJ: Lexicons/TFLSJ - Translators Formatted full LSJ Bible lexicon - STEPBible.org CC BY.txt

License

Package Code

MIT License - see LICENSE

Lexicon Data

The lexicon data from STEPBible is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0).

STEPBible Data is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

You are free to:

  • Share — copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format
  • Adapt — remix, transform, and build upon the material for any purpose, even commercially

Under the following terms:

  • Attribution — You must give appropriate credit, provide a link to the license, and indicate if changes were made.

See: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Attribution

When using this data, please attribute:

Lexicon data from STEPBible.org by Tyndale House, Cambridge. Licensed under CC BY 4.0.

See NOTICE. Changes made to the data: the TSV files are converted to JSON; in the *-rows.json files each row is keyed by its dStrong, each column is trimmed of surrounding whitespace, and the dStrong column is split into the tag and its relation note.

The underlying lexical works have their own scholarly attributions:

  • BDB: Brown, Driver, Briggs, Hebrew and English Lexicon
  • Abbott-Smith: G. Abbott-Smith, A Manual Greek Lexicon of the New Testament
  • LSJ: Liddell, Scott, Jones, A Greek-English Lexicon

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