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Key: khaki:verbs.
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OSHB Exo 21:18 וְכִי (və, kī) Strongs=c, 3588 a Lemmas=‘וְ’, ‘כִּי’
word gloss=‘and_because / when’ contextual morpheme glosses=‘and, if / because’ morpheme glosses=‘and, if’
Morphology=C PoS=conjunction
Morphology=C PoS=conjunction
Year=-1491
OET-LV: 18 and_because/when they_will_quarrel men and_ anyone _he_will_strike DOM his/its_neighbour with_a_stone or with_a_fist and_not he_will_die and_he_will_fall to_a_bed. (EXO 21:18)
OET-RV: 18 If two people fight and one hits their neighbour with a stone or with their fist, and the injured one doesn’t die but is bedridden, (EXO 21:18)
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The word form ‘וְכִי’ (Morphology=C PoS=conjunction
Morphology=C PoS=conjunction) is always and only glossed as ‘and_because / when’.
The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘Lemmas=‘וְ’, ‘כִּי’’ have 2 different glosses: ‘and=because/when’, ‘and=that’.