Revision 189 by MJ. Smith on 2013-11-16 at 03:10:51 to Logos 5: Bible Word Study:
#. The Greek word in the center of the ring is the Bible Study Word i.e. the word upon which the BWS was run. Below the Greek is a gloss as seen in the an auto-complete list used when supplying the BWS parameters
#. In the upper right is a [[density word distribution bar >> # Distribution bar (common element)]] Note that this is your source for the total number of occurrences and the number of occurrences by Bible book.
#. Each segment of the ring shows a particular translation of ἄβυσσος in the NRSV - abyss, pit and bottomless. The segment size is proportional to the percentages that the Greek word is translated by a particular English word in the NRSV. Clicking on a ring segment (in this example, the green segment) will (1) slide the ring segment out of the ring as a visual cue and (2) populate the concordance data below the ring.
#. Each segment of the ring shows a particular translation of ἄβυσσος in the NRSV - abyss, pit and bottomless. The segment size is proportional to the percentages that the Greek word is translated by a particular English word in the NRSV. Clicking on a ring segment (in this example, the green segment) will (1) slide the ring segment out of the ring as a visual cue and (2) populate the concordance data below the ring.Thecolorofthesegmentwillmatchthecolorofotherwordssharingthesameroot.
#. The concordance data begins with the English translation selected above. It also provides the actual count of times in the NRSV that this word translates the original Greek word. This distribution bar shows the occurrences of the Greek word by book of the Bible. The translation ring's concordance gives the distribution of the occurrences across the English words that translate it.
#. That actual concordance data is given by Bible references with the English word translating the Greek highlighted.