Open English Translation (OET)

Hebrew wordlink #315071

Key: khaki:verbs.
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OSHB Jer 24:5 הָאֵלֶּה (hā, ʼēlleh) Strongs=d, 428 Lemmas=‘הַ’, ‘אֵלֶּה’
word gloss=‘the_these’ contextual morpheme glosses=‘(the), these’ morpheme glosses=‘the, these’
Morphology=Td PoS=definite_article
Morphology=Pdxcp PoS=demonstrative_pronoun Person=(unknown) Gender=common Number=plural
Year=-598 TimeSeries=Prophecies_of_Jeremiah

OET-LV: 5 Thus YHWH the _god _of Yisrā^ʼēl/(Israel) he _says like_figs (the)_good the_these so I _will _regard DOM the _exile[s]_of Yəhūdāh whom I _have _sent from the_place the_this the _land _of the_ones_from _Kasdiy for_good. (JER 24:5)

OET-RV: 5 Yisrael’s god, Yahweh, says this: I’ll look favourably at the exiles from Yehudah just like those good figs, the exiles that I’ve sent out from this place to Babylonia. (JER 24:5)

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The word form ‘הָאֵלֶּה’ (Morphology=Td PoS=definite_article
Morphology=Pdxcp PoS=demonstrative_pronoun Person=(unknown) Gender=common Number=plural) is always and only glossed as ‘the_these’.

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘Lemmas=‘הַ’, ‘אֵלֶּה’’ have only one gloss: ‘the=these’.