When two or more numbered word forms are listed in the overview of word forms (see above under 3.3), the concordance lists the number of the form that appears in the Greek text of the relevant Bible verse to the right of each phrase and preceded by a period. In this way, one can find out information that is not visible in the translation, but is locked in the Greek form, by looking at the word form referred to. Information regarding noun, number, gender, time, mode, aspect and subject relationship (see Chapter 3 The Word Forms) is often lost in translation. For example, in the following example, the designation .3 refers to the third form in the list found under word 4026 skeuos '(use) object':

Matt. 12:29 how can anyone enter the house of the strong man and rob his household goods, .3

For example, by looking at the translation of form 3 in the list, one can conclude that a plural (i.e., "objects") was used in Greek, which is no longer visible in the Dutch translation "housewares.

When one clicks on the number of the word form behind the concordance phrase, an asterisk is placed in front of that word form in the overview of word forms.