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OSHB Gen 43:30 שָׁמָּה (shāmmā, h) Strong's=8033 Lemmas=‘שָׁם’, ‘ה’
 contextual morpheme glosses=‘there, (to)’ morpheme glosses=‘there, at’
 Morphology=D PoS=adverb
 Morphology=Sd PoS=directional_he_suffix
  Year=-1707 TimeSeries=Joseph's_brothers_return_to_Egypt,7_years_of_famine

OET-LV: 30 And_ Yōşēf _he_hurried if/because compassion(s)_of_his they_grew_warm to his/its_brother and_he/it_sought to_weep and_he_went to_the_inner_room and_he_wept there_(to). (GEN 43:30)

OET-RV: 30 At that point, Yosef had to hurry out of the room, because he was so overcome with emotion for his younger brother that he needed to cry, so he went to his inner room and cried there. (GEN 43:30)

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The word form ‘שָׁמָּה’ (Morphology=D PoS=adverb
 Morphology=Sd PoS=directional_he_suffix) is always and only glossed as ‘there, (to)’.

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘Lemmas=‘שָׁם’, ‘ה’’ have 5 different glosses: ‘[are]_(to),(to)’, ‘[is]_(to),(to)’, ‘[was]_(to),(to)’, ‘there,(to)’, ‘to,(to)’.