Original-language accuracy
The actual inflected Hebrew and Greek forms are preserved word by word, alongside their lemmas and lexical identifiers.
Ancient words · Living truth
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305,594Hebrew words
141,720Greek words
22,710Lexicon entries
2,479Parsing definitions
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Built differently
Truth first.
Technology second.
Imrah retrieves biblical facts from its own verified database before AI ever enters the conversation.
Parsing without delay
Grammar codes are decoded locally into clear descriptions of part of speech, tense, voice, mood, case, gender, and number.
Grounded explanations
When AI is added, it will explain retrieved evidence—not invent the underlying facts. Every answer can point back to its source.
A clearer study path
From verse to understanding.
No complicated software. No disconnected reference books. Just a transparent path through the text.
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Explore its meaning and usage with visible attribution to the underlying scholarly datasets.
Transparent by design
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Every record carries its source and license. Imrah never hides the foundation beneath an answer.
STEPBibleWord-level Hebrew and Greek data · CC BY 4.0
Open ScripturesHebrew lemma and morphology foundation
TAHOTTranslators Amalgamated Hebrew Old Testament
TAGNTTranslators Amalgamated Greek New Testament
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