Hebrew root (lemma) ‘כָּמַהּ’ (kāmah)

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This root form (lemma) ‘כָּמַהּ’ is used in only one form in the Hebrew originals: כָּמַהּ (1, Vqp3ms).

It is glossed in only one way: ‘it_longs’(1).

Have 1 use of Hebrew root (lemma) ‘כָּמַהּ’ (kāmah) in the Hebrew originals

PSA 63:2 כָּמַהּ (kāmah) Vqp3ms contextual word gloss=‘it_longs’ word gloss=‘faints’ OSHB PSA 63:2 word 8

OET-LV: 2  Oh _god god _of_are_my you I_am _seeking _you _earnestly it _is _thirsty to/for_yourself(m) self _of_my it _longs to/for_yourself(m) flesh _of_my in_land _of dryness and_weary not water. (PSA 63:2)

Combined passage: org PSA 63:1–2 (native PSA 63:0–1; verse text cannot be split).

OET-RV: (PSA 63:0)

OET-RV: A song by David when he was in the Yehudah wilderness.
⇔  1 God, you’re my god. I’m eager to get to know you.
⇔ My inner being thirsts for you, and my body needs you
⇔ in a dry and depressing land where there’s no water, (PSA 63:1)