Hebrew root (lemma) ‘סַפַּחַת’ (şapaḩat)

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Have 2 uses of Hebrew root (lemma) ‘סַפַּחַת’ (şapaḩat) in the Hebrew originals

LEV 13:2 סַפַּחַת (şapaḩat) Ncfsa contextual word gloss=‘flaking_skin’ word gloss=‘scab’ OSHB LEV 13:2 word 8

OET-LV: 2 Anyone if/because it _will _be on_the _skin _of his _flesh _of_of a _swelling or flaking _skin or a _bright _spot and_it _was on_the _skin _of his _flesh _of_of (into)_a_plague _of a _serious _skin _disease and_he _will _be _brought to ʼAhₐron the_priest/officer or to one of_his _of_sons the_priests. (LEV_13:2)

OET-RV: 2 If someone discovers a raised area on their skin, or a scab or a bright spot, and it seems like an infectious skin disease, then that person should be taken to a priest (Aharon or one of his sons), (LEV 13:2)

LEV 14:56 וְ,לַ,סַּפַּחַת (və, la, şapaḩat) C,Rd,Ncfsa contextual morpheme glosses=‘and, to_(the), skin’ morpheme glosses=‘and, for_the, scab’ OSHB LEV 14:56 word 2

OET-LV: 56 And_to_swelling and_to _(the)_skin and_to _(the)_spot. (LEV_14:56)

OET-RV: 56 and swellings, rashes, and bright spots on the skin, (LEV 14:56)