Hebrew root (lemma) ‘גֹּלֶם’ (golem)

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Have 1 use of Hebrew root (lemma) ‘גֹּלֶם’ (golem) in the Hebrew originals

PSA 139:16 גָּלְמִ,י (gāləmi, y) Ncmsc,Sp1cs contextual morpheme glosses=‘form_of, my_shapeless’ morpheme glosses=‘formless_of, my’ OSHB PSA 139:16 word 1

OET-LV: 16 Form _of_my _shapeless eyes _of_your they _saw and_on scroll _of_your of _them _of_all they _were _written days which_they _were _ordained and_to one was_among_them. (PSA_139:16)

OET-RV: 16 Your eyes saw my unformed body.
⇔ All my history was already recorded in your book
⇔ even before any of those days had started. (PSA 139:16)

Lemmas with same root consonants as ‘גלם’ (glm)

It's possible that this might not have any actual semantic connection to the main root above—use with caution.

Have 1 use of Hebrew root (lemma) ‘גָּלַם’ (gālam) in the Hebrew originals

2 KI 2:8 וַ,יִּגְלֹם (va, yiglom) C,Vqw3ms contextual morpheme glosses=‘and, he_folded_it_up’ morpheme glosses=‘and, rolled_~_up’ OSHB 2 KI 2:8 word 5

OET-LV: 8 And_ ʼĒliy^yāh _he/it _took DOM cloak _of_his and_he _folded _it _up and_he _struck DOM the_waters and_they _were _divided hither and_hither and_they _passed _over both _of_them on_ground. (KI2_2:8)

OET-RV: 8 Then Eliyah had taken off his cloak and doubled it over and hit the river with it. The water divided leaving a dry path and the two of them had walked across to the other side. (KI2 2:8)