Hebrew root (lemma) ‘יְהוּכַל’ (yəhūkal)

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

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

Have 1 use of Hebrew root (lemma) ‘יְהוּכַל’ (yəhūkal) in the Hebrew originals

JER 37:3 יְהוּכַל (yəhūkal) Np contextual word gloss=‘Jehucal’ possible glosses=‘Yəhūkal / (Jehucal)’ OSHB JER 37:3 word 5

OET-LV: 3 And_ the_king Tsidqiy^yāh _he _sent DOM Yəhūkal/(Jehucal) the _son _of Shelem^yāh and_DOM Tsəfan^yāh/(Zephaniah) the _son _of Maˊₐsē^yāh the_priest/officer to Yirmə^yāh the_prophet to_say pray please for_us to YHWH god _of_our. (JER 37:3)

OET-RV: 3 Eventually, King Tsidkiyah, Shelemyah’s son Yehukal, and Tsefanyah (Zephaniah) son of Ma’aseyah the priest, sent a message to the prophet Yirmiyah requesting him, “Pray on our behalf to our god, Yahweh. (JER 37:3)