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OSHB Gen 22:24 רְאוּמָה (rəʼūmāh) Strongs=7208 Lemma=‘רְאוּמָה’^*
 contextual word gloss=‘[was]_Reumah’ word gloss=‘Reumah’
 Morphology=Np PoS=proper_noun
  Person=Reumah Year=-1862

OET-LV: 24 And_concubine_of_his and_name_of_her was_Reumah and_ also she _she/it_gave_birth DOM Tebah and_DOM Gaham and_DOM Tahash and_DOM Maˊₐkāh. (GEN 22:24)

OET-RV: 24 In addition, Nahor’s slave-wife Re’umah also gave birth to four sons: Tevah, Gaham, Tahash, and Ma’akah. (GEN 22:24)

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Only use of identical word form ‘רְאוּמָה’ (Morphology=Np PoS=proper_noun) in the Hebrew originals

The word form ‘רְאוּמָה’ (Morphology=Np PoS=proper_noun) is always and only glossed as ‘[was]_Reumah’.

GEN 22:24 contextual word gloss=‘[was]_Reumah’ word gloss=‘Reumah’ OSHB GEN 22:24 word 3

OET-LV: 24 And_concubine_of_his and_name_of_her was_Reumah and_ also she _she/it_gave_birth DOM Tebah and_DOM Gaham and_DOM Tahash and_DOM Maˊₐkāh. (GEN 22:24)

OET-RV: 24 In addition, Nahor’s slave-wife Re’umah also gave birth to four sons: Tevah, Gaham, Tahash, and Ma’akah. (GEN 22:24)

^*Note: This is also the only occurrence of the word root (lemma) ‘רְאוּמָה’ in the Hebrew originals.