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Dear all. I don’t know how to add new key term in Biblical Terms. Can we do that in Paratext?
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I would suggest going to ‘Browse Help’ in Paratext, and checking out the topic “How do I add a term or phrase to a Project Biblical Terms list?”

One thing it suggests is going to a source text (I’m using the HEB/GRK text) and right clicking on a word (in Black), or a lemma (in Blue). One of the options in the right click menu is ‘Add to project Biblical Terms for ___’. I believe you can further modify these, for example to divide them into different senses, but someone else will have to comment on that.

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Thank you Stephan

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