Open English Translation (OET)

Hebrew wordlink #14319

Key: khaki:verbs.
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OSHB Gen 30:41 הַצֹּאן (ha, ʦoʼn) Strongs=d, 6629 Lemmas=‘הַ’, ‘צֹאן’
contextual morpheme glosses=‘of, the_sheep’ morpheme glosses=‘the, flock’
Morphology=Td PoS=definite_article
Morphology=Ncbsa PoS=common_noun Gender=both Number=singular State=absolute
Year=-1745

OET-LV: 41 And_it _was in_all of_the_sheep (the)_vigorous_female the _being _in _heat and_ Yaˊₐqoⱱ _he _put _out DOM the_branches to_the _eyes _of the _sheep in_troughs it_to_be _in _heat at_branches. (GEN 30:41)

OET-RV: 41 So whenever the strong animals were ready to mate, then Yacob put the branches in the troughs in front of the flocks so that they would mate by the branches, (GEN 30:41)

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The word form ‘הַצֹּאן’ (Morphology=Td PoS=definite_article
Morphology=Ncbsa PoS=common_noun Gender=both Number=singular State=absolute) is always and only glossed as ‘of, the_sheep’.

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘Lemmas=‘הַ’, ‘צֹאן’’ have 9 different glosses: ‘(of)_the,flock’, ‘(the),flock[s]’, ‘of,the_flock’, ‘of,the_flock[s]’, ‘of,the_sheep’, ‘of_(the),sheep’, ‘the,flock’, ‘the,flock[s]’, ‘the,sheep’.