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This PR performs a large-scale cleanup and correction of entries in the morphgnt Strong’s Greek dictionary XML dataset.
The changes focus on improving lexical accuracy, structural consistency, and data quality, particularly in areas that are critical for downstream consumers (parsers, lexicons, Bible software, etc.).
Key Changes
Motivation
The Strong’s dataset is widely reused in biblical studies tools and software. Even small inconsistencies can propagate into:
This PR aims to increase the reliability and scholarly correctness of the dataset.