I have been playing around a bit with the Semantic Domain feature in FLEx today. I have mostly found this fairly unwieldy, since the lists of semantic domains are in an elaborate hierarchy and it takes a long time to find the domain you want.
However, if there are only a few domains that you are interested in, you can also just add them as top-level domains (using the Lists | Semantic Domains menu). One that I am interested in is the psychological verbs that show up with ni'yaj after them.
I added psych verbs as a top-level semantic domain, as follows
Then in the entry of a verb that licenses this marker, I select this as "Semantic Domain" in the entry:
If I want to see all the verbs that have been identified for this semantic domain, I use the "Classified Dictionary" option in the Lexicon pane, and it shows me the following:
However, if there are only a few domains that you are interested in, you can also just add them as top-level domains (using the Lists | Semantic Domains menu). One that I am interested in is the psychological verbs that show up with ni'yaj after them.
I added psych verbs as a top-level semantic domain, as follows
Then in the entry of a verb that licenses this marker, I select this as "Semantic Domain" in the entry:
If I want to see all the verbs that have been identified for this semantic domain, I use the "Classified Dictionary" option in the Lexicon pane, and it shows me the following:
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