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If I create a key term via source language search, is there a way to add a transliteration for the benefit of colleagues who can't read the Hebrew/Greek? (I've created a number of key terms for recurring phrases.)
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When you add a term you can put the transliteration on the Advanced tab of the Edit term window. When you add a term from the Source Language the Hebrew or Greek should be added automatically. You can edit this to be what you need.

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