There is no special setup required for this tool. Simply navigate to a particular Attested form of a grammatical form of interest in the dictionary and click the Concordance Wizard button. The tool will query the texts for all words that are comprised of the same signs, or characters (in the case of alphabetic languages), as the current form.

In this example the wizard found 20 words, not yet linked to the Dictionary, which have the same 4 syllables as the current word. Words in the corpus of texts that are already linked to this form are not matched or listed here for consideration.

Note that this query, by definition, is looking for items not yet linked, and so it should be expected to take some time to complete a search within a large corpus of texts (a minute or two?). The query will use the attested form's syllables (here, separated by the dash character; this can be specified under Project Preferences, Epigraphic Sigla) as the basis for finding words comprised of epigraphic units representing the same signs. Epigraphic units will match either if their content is available as string-based Transliteration content, or if their content is based on links to script units (signs), depending on the epigraphic content available.

Use the Accept buttons to link the appropriate word(s) to this form.

• Accept will link all words that have been selected in the check-list to this form

• Accept Uncertain will make uncertain links from all selected words to this form

• Accept All will link all items in the checklist, whether checked or not, to this form

Logogram Considerations

Note that even compound words that are comprised of a mix of logograms and syllabic readings will be found successfully by this tool.