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OSHB Est 7:6 צַר (ʦar) Strongs=6862 c Lemma=‘צַר’
contextual word gloss=‘a_foe’ word gloss=‘adversary’
Morphology=Ncmsa PoS=common_noun Gender=masculine Number=singular State=absolute
Year=-453
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The word form ‘צַר’ (Morphology=Ncmsa PoS=common_noun Gender=masculine Number=singular State=absolute) has 2 different glosses: ‘a_foe’, ‘foe’.
LAM 4:12 contextual word gloss=‘foe’ word gloss=‘foe’ OSHB LAM 4:12 word 10
OET-LV: 12 not the_kings_of they_believed the_earth and the_world the_inhabitants_of if/because_that foe he_will_go and_enemy in_the_gates_of Yərūshālam/(Jerusalem). (LAM_4:12)
OET-RV: 12 None of the kings of the earth, and none of the world’s inhabitants, ever believed
⇔ that the adversary and enemy would get through Yerushalem’s gates. (LAM 4:12)
AMOS 3:11 contextual word gloss=‘a_foe’ word gloss=‘enemy’ OSHB AMOS 3:11 word 6
OET-LV: 11 for_so/thus/hence thus my_master he_says YHWH a_foe and_around_of the_earth/land and_he_will_bring_down from_you strength_of_your and_they_will_be_plundered fortresses_of_your. (AMO_3:11)
OET-RV: 11 Therefore, this is what the master Yahweh says:
⇔ “An enemy will surround the land,
⇔ and pull down your strongholds
⇔ and plunder your fortresses.” (AMO 3:11)
The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘Lemma=‘צַר’’ have 11 different glosses: ‘[is]_narrow’, ‘[the]_distress_of’, ‘[when]_it_is_distress’, ‘a_foe’, ‘anxiety’, ‘distress’, ‘foe’, ‘it_is_[too]_cramped’, ‘it_is_cramped’, ‘it_is_distress’, ‘it_was_distress’.