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OSHB Jos 12:9 מִצַּד (mi, ʦad) Strongs=m, 6654 Lemmas=‘מִן’, ‘צַד’
contextual morpheme glosses=‘[is]_from, the_side_of’ morpheme glosses=‘at, near_of’
Morphology=R PoS=preposition
Morphology=Ncmsc PoS=common_noun Gender=masculine Number=singular State=construct
Year=-1450 TimeSeries=War_with_Canaanites
OET-LV: 9 the_king_of Yərīḩō/(Jericho) one the_king_of (the)_ˊAy which is_from_the_side_of Bēyt- ʼēl one. (JOS 12:9)
OET-RV: 9 the king of Yeriho (Jericho), the king of Ay (near Beyt-El), (JOS 12:9)
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The word form ‘מִצַּד’ (Morphology=R PoS=preposition
Morphology=Ncmsc PoS=common_noun Gender=masculine Number=singular State=construct) is always and only glossed as ‘[is]_from, the_side_of’.
The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘Lemmas=‘מִן’, ‘צַד’’ have 3 different glosses: ‘[is]_from,the_side_of’, ‘[were]_from,the_side_of’, ‘from,the_side_of’.