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Hebrew wordlink #211580

OSHB 2 Chr 26:7 בָּעַל (bāˊal) Strongs=1485 Lemma=‘גּוּרבָּעַל’
word gloss=‘-baˊal’
Morphology=Np PoS=proper_noun
Year=-810

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Other uses (4) of identical word form בָּעַל (Morphology=Np PoS=proper_noun) in the Hebrew originals

The word form ‘בָּעַל’ (Morphology=Np PoS=proper_noun) has 3 different glosses: ‘-baˊal’, ‘Baal’, ‘[was]_Meribbaal’.

NUM 22:41 contextual word gloss=‘Baal’ word gloss=‘-baal’ OSHB NUM 22:41 word 9

OET-LV: 41 And_he/it _was in_morning and_ Bālāq _he/it _took DOM Bilˊām and_he_brought _him _up Bāmōt Baˊal and_he/it _saw from_there the _outskirt[s]_of the _people. (NUM_22:41)

OET-RV: 41 The next morning, Balak took Bileam uphill to Bamot -Baal, and from there they could see the outskirts of the Israeli camp. (NUM 22:41)

1 CHR 4:33 contextual word gloss=‘Baal’ word gloss=‘Baˊal’ OSHB 1 CHR 4:33 word 8

OET-LV: 33 And_all villages _of_their which were_around _of the_cities the_these to Baˊal this dwelling _places _of_was_their and_their _genealogical_enrolment to/for_them. (CH1_4:33)

OET-RV: 33 and all the villages around these towns as far as Baal. Those were their settlements, and they kept their genealogical records. (CH1 4:33)

1 CHR 8:34 contextual word gloss=‘[was]_Meribbaal’ word gloss=‘-baˊal’ OSHB 1 CHR 8:34 word 4

OET-LV: 34 And_the _son _of Yōnātān was_Mərīⱱ-baˊal was_Mərīⱱ-baˊal and baˊal he _fathered DOM Mīkāh. (CH1_8:34)

OET-RV: 34 Yonatan’s son was Meriv-Baal. Meriv-Baal was the father of Mikah. (CH1 8:34)

1 CHR 9:40 contextual word gloss=‘[was]_Meribbaal’ word gloss=‘-baˊal’ OSHB 1 CHR 9:40 word 4

OET-LV: 40 And_the _son _of Yōnātān was_Mərīⱱ-baˊal was_Mərīⱱ-baˊal and baˊal he _fathered DOM Mīkāh. (CH1_9:40)

OET-RV: 40 Yonatan’s son was Meriv-Baal. Meriv-Baal was the father of Mikah. (CH1 9:40)

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘Lemma=‘גּוּרבָּעַל’’ have 4 different glosses: ‘-baˊal’, ‘Baal’, ‘[was]_Meribbaal’, ‘a_husband’.

Hebrew words (2) other than בָּעַל (Morphology=Np PoS=proper_noun) with a gloss related to ‘-baˊal’

1 CHR 8:34 בַּעַל (baˊal) Lemma=‘מְרִיב בַּעַל’ word gloss=‘-baˊal’ OSHB 1 CHR 8:34 word 6

OET-LV: 34 And_the _son _of Yōnātān was_Mərīⱱ-baˊal was_Mərīⱱ-baˊal and baˊal he _fathered DOM Mīkāh. (CH1_8:34)

OET-RV: 34 Yonatan’s son was Meriv-Baal. Meriv-Baal was the father of Mikah. (CH1 8:34)

1 CHR 9:40 בַעַל (ⱱaˊal) Lemma=‘מְרִי בַעַל’ word gloss=‘-baˊal’ OSHB 1 CHR 9:40 word 6

OET-LV: 40 And_the _son _of Yōnātān was_Mərīⱱ-baˊal was_Mərīⱱ-baˊal and baˊal he _fathered DOM Mīkāh. (CH1_9:40)

OET-RV: 40 Yonatan’s son was Meriv-Baal. Meriv-Baal was the father of Mikah. (CH1 9:40)