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Hebrew wordlink #242696

OSHB Job 41:7 צָר (ʦār) Strongs=6862 a Lemma=‘צַר’
contextual word gloss=‘tight’ word gloss=‘closely’
Morphology=Aamsa PoS=adjective Gender=masculine Number=singular State=absolute
Year=-1520 TimeSeries=Job's_Trial

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Other uses (5) of identical word form צָר (Morphology=Aamsa PoS=adjective Gender=masculine Number=singular State=absolute) in the Hebrew originals

The word form ‘צָר’ (Morphology=Aamsa PoS=adjective Gender=masculine Number=singular State=absolute) has 3 different glosses: ‘distress’, ‘narrow’, ‘tight’.

NUM 22:26 contextual word gloss=‘narrow’ word gloss=‘narrow’ OSHB NUM 22:26 word 7

OET-LV: 26 And_ the _messenger _of _he _increased of_YHWH to _pass _on and_he _stood in_a _place narrow where there_was_not a _way to_turn _aside right _hand and_left _hand. (NUM_22:26)

OET-RV: 26 Then Yahweh’s messenger went past again and stood in a narrow place on the road where there was no room to get past on either side. (NUM 22:26)

JOB 36:16 contextual word gloss=‘distress’ word gloss=‘distress’ OSHB JOB 36:16 word 4

OET-LV: 16 And_also he_has _allured _you from_the_mouth _of distress a _broad _space not constraint in_its _place and_the _quietness _of your _table _of_of it _was _full fatness. (JOB_36:16)

OET-RV: ⇔  16 Indeed, he’s enticed you out of the jaws of distress
⇔ to a wide place without constraints,
⇔ and he’s set your table with rich food. (JOB 36:16)

JOB 38:23 contextual word gloss=‘distress’ word gloss=‘trouble’ OSHB JOB 38:23 word 4

OET-LV: 23 Which I _have _kept _back for_the_time _of distress for_the_day _of battle and_warfare. (JOB_38:23)

OET-RV: 23 which I keep there ready for troubled times—
⇔ ≈ for the day of war and battle? (JOB 38:23)

ISA 30:20 contextual word gloss=‘distress’ word gloss=‘adversity’ OSHB ISA 30:20 word 5

OET-LV: 20 And_he/it _gave to/for_you(pl) my_master bread distress and_water oppression and_not he _will _hide _himself again teachers _of_your eyes _of_your and_they _will _be seeing DOM teachers _of_your. (ISA_30:20)

OET-RV: 20 ◙ (ISA 30:20)

ISA 63:9 contextual word gloss=‘distress’ word gloss=‘afflicted’ OSHB ISA 63:9 word 4

OET-LV: 9 In_all distress _of_their wwww distress and_the _messenger _of his/its_faces/face it_saved _them in_his _of_love and_in_his _of_mercy he he_redeemed _them and_he_lifted _them _up and_he_carried _them all _of the_days _of antiquity. (ISA_63:9)

OET-RV: 9 ◙
⇔ …
⇔ …
⇔ …
⇔ … (ISA 63:9)

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘Lemma=‘צַר’’ have 5 different glosses: ‘[the]_foe’, ‘a_foe’, ‘distress’, ‘narrow’, ‘tight’.