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Hebrew root (lemma) ‘נָבַב’ (nāⱱaⱱ)

נָבַב

This root form (lemma) ‘נָבַב’ is used in 2 different forms in the Hebrew originals: נָבוּב (2, Vqsmsa), נְבוּב (2, Vqsmsc).

It is glossed in 2 different ways: ‘hollow’(2), ‘hollow_of’(2).

Have 4 uses of Hebrew root (lemma) ‘נָבַב’ (nāⱱaⱱ) in the Hebrew originals

EXO 27:8נְבוּב (nəⱱūⱱ) Vqsmsc contextual word gloss=‘hollow_of’ word gloss=‘hollow_of’ OSHB EXO 27:8 word 1

OET-LV: 8Hollow_of boards you_will_make DOM_him/it just_as he_showed you on_mountain so they_will_do. (EXO_27:8)

OET-RV: 8The altar should be hollow in the middle and made from wooden planks just like you were shown on the mountain. (EXO 27:8)

EXO 38:7נְבוּב (nəⱱūⱱ) Vqsmsc contextual word gloss=‘hollow_of’ word gloss=‘hollow_of’ OSHB EXO 38:7 word 11

OET-LV: 7And_he/it_brought DOM the_poles in_rings on the_sides_of the_altar to_carry DOM_him/it (is)_in_them hollow_of boards he_made DOM_him/it. (EXO_38:7)

OET-RV: 7and he put the poles into the rings on the sides of the altar so they could carry it with them. He made the altar hollow using boards. (EXO 38:7)

JOB 11:12נָבוּב (nāⱱūⱱ) Vqsmsa contextual word gloss=‘hollow’ word gloss=‘stupid’ OSHB JOB 11:12 word 2

OET-LV: 12And_a_person hollow he_will_get_understanding and_a_male_donkey_of a_wild_donkey a_human_being it_will_be_born. (JOB_11:12)

OET-RV: 12Even a hollow person will gain understanding.
 ⇔  A wild donkey’s colt will give birth to a man. (JOB 11:12)

JER 52:21נָבוּב (nāⱱūⱱ) Vqsmsa contextual word gloss=‘hollow’ word gloss=‘hollow’ OSHB JER 52:21 word 16

OET-LV: 21And_the_pillars was_eight- teen cubit[s] the_height_of of_the_pillar the_one and_a_line_of two_plus ten cubit[s] it_goes_round_it and_thickness_of_its was_four fingers hollow. (JER_52:21)

OET-RV: 21(Each pillar was eight metres high with a circumference of nearly six metres. Each pillar was hollow with a 8cm thick wall (JER 52:21)