Hebrew root (lemma) ‘מְהֵיטַבְאֵל’ (məhēyţaⱱʼēl)

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Have 3 uses of Hebrew root (lemma) ‘מְהֵיטַבְאֵל’ (məhēyţaⱱʼēl) in the Hebrew originals

GEN 36:39 מְהֵיטַבְאֵל (məhēyţaⱱʼēl) Np contextual word gloss=‘[was]_Mehetabel’ word gloss=‘Məhēyţaⱱ^ʼēl’ OSHB GEN 36:39 word 14

OET-LV: 39 And_ Baˊal- _he/it _died Hanan the _son _of ˊAkbōr and_he _reigned in_place _of _him Hadar and_name _of his _city _of_of was_Fāˊū and_name _of his/its_wife/woman was_Məhēyţaⱱ^ʼēl the _daughter _of Maţrēd the _daughter _of Mēy- Zāhāⱱ. (GEN_36:39)

OET-RV: 39 Then (Acbor’s son) Baal-Hanan died, and Hadar reigned in his place, and the name of his city was Pau. His wife’s name was Mehetabel (and she was the daughter of Matred’s daughter and the granddaughter of Me-Zahab). (GEN 36:39)

1 CHR 1:50 מְהֵיטַבְאֵל (məhēyţaⱱʼēl) Np contextual word gloss=‘[was]_Mehetabel’ word gloss=‘Məhēyţaⱱ^ʼēl’ OSHB 1 CHR 1:50 word 12

OET-LV: 50 And_ Baˊal- _he/it _died Ḩānān and_he _reigned in_place _of _him Hₐdad and_name _of his _city _of_of was_Fāˊū and_name _of his/its_wife/woman was_Məhēyţaⱱ^ʼēl the _daughter _of Maţrēd the _daughter _of Mēy- Zāhāⱱ. (CH1_1:50)

OET-RV: 50 When Baal-Hanan died, Hadad replaced him as king. His city’s name was Pa’u. His wife’s name was Meheytavel—she was the daughter of Matred and the granddaughter of Me-Zahab. (CH1 1:50)

NEH 6:10 מְהֵיטַבְאֵל (məhēyţaⱱʼēl) Np contextual word gloss=‘of_Mehetabel’ word gloss=‘Məhēyţaⱱ^ʼēl’ OSHB NEH 6:10 word 8

OET-LV: 10 And_I I _went the _house _of Shemaiah the _son _of Dəlā^yāh the _son _of Məhēyţaⱱ^ʼēl and_he was_shut _up and_he/it _said let _us _meet to the _house _of the_ʼElohīm to the _middle _of the _temple and_let _us _close the _doors _of the _temple if/because people _are_coming to_kill_you and_night people _are_coming to_kill_you. (NEH_6:10)

OET-RV: 10 After that, I entered Shemayah’s house (the son of Mehetav’el’s son Delayah) who was confined to his house, and he said, “Let’s set a time to meet in the temple—we’ll shut the temple doors because they’ll be coming to kill you—probably in the night.” (NEH 6:10)