Lemma Search

`_` or `§`	Dummy for any sign. E.g., “_m” will find “ꜣm” as well as “rm.”
`*`	Dummy for any amount of any signs. E.g., “*m” will find “ꜣm,” “rnm” as well as simple “m.”
`[ ]`	Set of signs: any of the included characters will be searched for. E.g., “[zs]š” will find “sš” as well as “zš.” (Hint: use with “[jy].”)
`?`	The preceding sign can occur, but need not occur. E.g., “mr.?y” will find “mr.y” as well as “mry.”
`( )`	The enclosed signs can occur, but need not occur. E.g., “(j)ꜥr” will find “jꜥr” as well as “ꜥr.”
`$`	Use at the end of the string only: lemma is to end at this position. E.g., “jm$” will find “jm,” but not “jmn.”
`>`	Use at the beginning of the string only: the lemma or any sublemma of the lemma may start with the string. E.g., “>jmn” will find “jmn.t” and “ꜥ.t-jmn.t.”