Open English Translation (OET)

Hebrew wordlink #23615

Key: khaki:verbs.
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OSHB Gen 47:9 וְלֹא (və, loʼ) Strongs=c, 3808 Lemmas=‘וְ’, ‘לֹא’
word gloss=‘and_not’ contextual morpheme glosses=‘and, not’ morpheme glosses=‘and, not’
Morphology=C PoS=conjunction
Morphology=Tn PoS=negative_particle

OET-LV: 9 And_ Yaˊₐqoⱱ _he/it _said to Parˊoh the _days _of the _years _of my _sojournings _of_my are_thirty and_one _hundred year[s] few and_displeasing the _days _of the _years _of my _life _of_my they _have _been and_not they _have _reached DOM the _days _of the _years _of the _lives _of my _ancestors _of_my in_the _days _of their _sojournings _of_their. (GEN 47:9)

OET-RV: 9 “I’ve been moving from place to place for 130 years,” Yacob replied. “My life has been short and with many difficulties, so I haven’t reached the longer ages of my ancestors in their moving around.” (GEN 47:9)

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The word form ‘וְלֹא’ (Morphology=C PoS=conjunction
Morphology=Tn PoS=negative_particle) is always and only glossed as ‘and_not’.

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘Lemmas=‘וְ’, ‘לֹא’’ have only one gloss: ‘and=not’.