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OSHB Gen 36:4 עָדָה (ˊādāh) Strongs=5711 Lemma=‘עָדָה’
contextual word gloss=‘Adah’ word gloss=‘ˊĀdāh’
Morphology=Np PoS=proper_noun
Person=Adah Year=-1796
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The word form ‘עָדָה’ (Morphology=Np PoS=proper_noun) has 4 different glosses: ‘Adah’, ‘O_Adah’, ‘[was]_Adah’, ‘of_Adah’.
GEN 4:19 contextual word gloss=‘[was]_Adah’ word gloss=‘ˊĀdāh’ OSHB GEN 4:19 word 8
OET-LV: 19 And_he/it_took to_him/it Lemek two_of wives the_name_of the_one(f) was_ˊĀdāh and_name_of the_second(fs) was_Tsillāh/(Zillah). (GEN_4:19)
OET-RV: 19 Lemech had two wives: the first was named Adah and the second was Tsillah (Zillah). (GEN 4:19)
GEN 4:20 contextual word gloss=‘Adah’ word gloss=‘ˊĀdāh’ OSHB GEN 4:20 word 2
OET-LV: 20 And_ ˊĀdāh _she/it_gave_birth DOM Jabal he he_was the_father_of dweller[s]_of tent and_livestock/cattle. (GEN_4:20)
OET-RV: 20 Adah gave birth to Yaval (Jabal) who became the ancestor of people who live in tents and rear cattle. (GEN 4:20)
GEN 4:23 contextual word gloss=‘O_Adah’ word gloss=‘ˊĀdāh’ OSHB GEN 4:23 word 4
OET-LV: 23 And_ Lemek _he/it_said to_his_wives Oh_ˊĀdāh and_Tsillāh listen_to my_sound/voice Oh_wives_of Lemek give_ear_to my_speech/discourse if/because a_man I_have_killed to/for_my_wound/bruise and_child/boy/young_man to/for_my_stripe/bruise/wound. (GEN_4:23)
OET-RV: 23 Then Lemech said to his wives:
⇔ “Adah and Tsillah, listen to me.
⇔ My wives, take notice of my words;
⇔ I killed a man who had wounded me;
⇔ I killed a young man who hurt me. (GEN 4:23)
GEN 36:2 contextual word gloss=‘Adah’ word gloss=‘ˊĀdāh’ OSHB GEN 36:2 word 8
OET-LV: 2 ˊĒsāv he_took DOM wives_of_his from_the_daughters_of Kənaˊan/(Canaan) DOM ˊĀdāh the_daughter_of ʼĒylōn the_Ḩittiy and_DOM ʼĀhₑlīⱱāmāh the_daughter_of ˊAnāh the_daughter_of Tsiⱱˊōn/(Zibeon) the_Ḩiūī. (GEN_36:2)
OET-RV: 2 Esaw had married two local women from the Canaan region: Adah (the Hittite Elon’s daughter) and Oholibamah (Anah’s daughter and granddaughter of the Hivite Zibeon) (GEN 36:2)
GEN 36:10 contextual word gloss=‘of_Adah’ word gloss=‘ˊĀdāh’ OSHB GEN 36:10 word 7
OET-LV: 10 These are_the_names_of the_sons_of ˊĒsāv ʼElīfaz the_son_of ˊĀdāh the_wife_of ˊĒsāv Rəˊūʼēl the_son_of Bāsəmat the_wife_of ˊĒsāv. (GEN_36:10)
OET-RV: 10 Two of Esaw’s sons were Elifaz, who he had with his wife Adah, and Reuel, who he had with his wife Basemat. (GEN 36:10)
GEN 36:12 contextual word gloss=‘of_Adah’ word gloss=‘ˊĀdāh’ OSHB GEN 36:12 word 13
OET-LV: 12 And_Timnāˊ she_was a_concubine of_ʼElīfaz the_son_of ˊĒsāv and_she/it_gave_birth to_ʼElīfaz DOM ˊAmālēq these were_the_sons_of ˊĀdāh the_wife_of ˊĒsāv. (GEN_36:12)
OET-RV: 12 Elifaz and his slave-wife Timna had a son they named Amalek. (Elifaz’s sons were all grandsons of Esaw and his wife Adah.) (GEN 36:12)
GEN 36:16 contextual word gloss=‘of_Adah’ word gloss=‘ˊĀdāh’ OSHB GEN 36:16 word 14
OET-LV: 16 Chief Qoraḩ chief Gaˊtām chief ˊAmālēq these were_the_chiefs_of ʼElīfaz in_land of_ʼEdōm these were_the_sons_of ˊĀdāh. (GEN_36:16)
OET-RV: 16 Chief Korah, Chief Gatam, Chief Amalek. Those were the chiefs of Elifaz in the Edom region. (They were the grandsons of Esaw and his wife Adah.) (GEN 36:16)
The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘Lemma=‘עָדָה’’ have 5 different glosses: ‘Adah’, ‘O_Adah’, ‘[was]_Adah’, ‘it_passes_by’, ‘of_Adah’.