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I have a question about restricting one's search.
I want to search for the word "重なる". In order to find all verb forms, I decided to search for "重な", however this finds a lot of entries with "貴重な". So I wanted to remove all these entries from my search, entering:"重な" -"貴重"
However, this led to no search results, although there are entries.
Can someone tell me the correct syntax? I know that it used to work like this.
[not needed anymore- removed by CK]
or under linux you can do this
grep 重な sentences.cvs | grep -v 重な
Yeah, but why can't I do it in the tatoeba search?
It used to work.
(重な) !(貴重) "重な"
This working for me. Only 重な, some results are 慎重.
If I use only
(重な) !(貴重)
it would search for "重な" "な", so lots of results with "な", but without 重 kanji.
I found the underlying issue:
When I search:
"重な" -"貴重" Language: Any
I get 0 results!
When I search:
"重な" -"貴重" Language: Japanese
I get 19 results!
I thought that setting the language to Any would also find the Japanese sentences!
hmmm strange, I will try to ask the guys of sphinx (the system we're using) (though i'm building my own one right now to replace it^^) I think I know why but i'm not sure