I would suggest that the Strong's numbers are hidden and a simple tap on the greek word would show the definition. If the bible being used has morphological codes, they could be hidden too. I see two possible ways to show the Strong's greek/hebrew definition or the morphological codes. Simple tap → Strongs definition; Long tap → Morphological codes. Or Simple tap shows a popup with the strongs number and morph code (only when there are morph codes) with links to the respective documents.
However, since the Strong's numbers are the more important ones, one may decide to keep it simple and show the Strong's definition on single tapping the word while keeping the present behaviour for the morphological codes.
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I would suggest that the Strong's numbers are hidden and a simple tap on the greek word would show the definition. If the bible being used has morphological codes, they could be hidden too. I see two possible ways to show the Strong's greek/hebrew definition or the morphological codes. Simple tap → Strongs definition; Long tap → Morphological codes. Or Simple tap shows a popup with the strongs number and morph code (only when there are morph codes) with links to the respective documents.
However, since the Strong's numbers are the more important ones, one may decide to keep it simple and show the Strong's definition on single tapping the word while keeping the present behaviour for the morphological codes.