How can I look up words with digammas?

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(Digammas? Digammai? Digammata?)



This question revolved around a dialectal form that I'd never seen before. Normally when encountering a new Greek word, Attic or otherwise, my first instinct is to look it up in Perseus.



However, the input guide on Perseus doesn't list digamma. Is there a better way to look up a word like Aeolic ϝε? (I'm not even sure if LSJ include forms like that.)






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    (Digammas? Digammai? Digammata?)



    This question revolved around a dialectal form that I'd never seen before. Normally when encountering a new Greek word, Attic or otherwise, my first instinct is to look it up in Perseus.



    However, the input guide on Perseus doesn't list digamma. Is there a better way to look up a word like Aeolic ϝε? (I'm not even sure if LSJ include forms like that.)






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      (Digammas? Digammai? Digammata?)



      This question revolved around a dialectal form that I'd never seen before. Normally when encountering a new Greek word, Attic or otherwise, my first instinct is to look it up in Perseus.



      However, the input guide on Perseus doesn't list digamma. Is there a better way to look up a word like Aeolic ϝε? (I'm not even sure if LSJ include forms like that.)






      greek resource-request dictionary aeolic digamma







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      (Digammas? Digammai? Digammata?)



      This question revolved around a dialectal form that I'd never seen before. Normally when encountering a new Greek word, Attic or otherwise, my first instinct is to look it up in Perseus.



      However, the input guide on Perseus doesn't list digamma. Is there a better way to look up a word like Aeolic ϝε? (I'm not even sure if LSJ include forms like that.)






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          Believe it or not, it is actually in L&S, here:



          http://perseus.uchicago.edu/cgi-bin/philologic/getobject.pl?c.53:9:95.LSJ



          In the alphabet waw comes after epsilon. But L&S ignore it for the purposes of lemmatisation.






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          • Oh, nice! That answers the specific question I had. For the general case, are you saying I should search without the digamma, then look for it in the specific entry?
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          • I think so.....
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          Believe it or not, it is actually in L&S, here:



          http://perseus.uchicago.edu/cgi-bin/philologic/getobject.pl?c.53:9:95.LSJ



          In the alphabet waw comes after epsilon. But L&S ignore it for the purposes of lemmatisation.






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          • Oh, nice! That answers the specific question I had. For the general case, are you saying I should search without the digamma, then look for it in the specific entry?
            – Draconis
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          • I think so.....
            – fdb
            2 hours ago














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          Believe it or not, it is actually in L&S, here:



          http://perseus.uchicago.edu/cgi-bin/philologic/getobject.pl?c.53:9:95.LSJ



          In the alphabet waw comes after epsilon. But L&S ignore it for the purposes of lemmatisation.






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          • Oh, nice! That answers the specific question I had. For the general case, are you saying I should search without the digamma, then look for it in the specific entry?
            – Draconis
            2 hours ago










          • I think so.....
            – fdb
            2 hours ago












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          Believe it or not, it is actually in L&S, here:



          http://perseus.uchicago.edu/cgi-bin/philologic/getobject.pl?c.53:9:95.LSJ



          In the alphabet waw comes after epsilon. But L&S ignore it for the purposes of lemmatisation.






          share|improve this answer












          Believe it or not, it is actually in L&S, here:



          http://perseus.uchicago.edu/cgi-bin/philologic/getobject.pl?c.53:9:95.LSJ



          In the alphabet waw comes after epsilon. But L&S ignore it for the purposes of lemmatisation.







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          • Oh, nice! That answers the specific question I had. For the general case, are you saying I should search without the digamma, then look for it in the specific entry?
            – Draconis
            2 hours ago










          • I think so.....
            – fdb
            2 hours ago
















          • Oh, nice! That answers the specific question I had. For the general case, are you saying I should search without the digamma, then look for it in the specific entry?
            – Draconis
            2 hours ago










          • I think so.....
            – fdb
            2 hours ago















          Oh, nice! That answers the specific question I had. For the general case, are you saying I should search without the digamma, then look for it in the specific entry?
          – Draconis
          2 hours ago




          Oh, nice! That answers the specific question I had. For the general case, are you saying I should search without the digamma, then look for it in the specific entry?
          – Draconis
          2 hours ago












          I think so.....
          – fdb
          2 hours ago




          I think so.....
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