Open English Translation (OET)

Hebrew wordlink #157999

Key: khaki:verbs.
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OSHB 1 Ki 3:22 הַמֵּת (ha, mēt) Strongs=d, 4191 Lemmas=‘הַ’, ‘מוּת’
contextual morpheme glosses=‘the_dead, [one]’ morpheme glosses=‘the, dead’
Morphology=Td PoS=definite_article
Morphology=Vqrmsa PoS=qal_verb Type=active_participle Gender=masculine Number=singular State=absolute
Year=-1014 TimeSeries=Reign_of_Solomon

OET-LV: 22 And_ the_woman (the)_other _she/it _said no if/because son _of_is_my the _living_one and_is_son _of_your the_dead_one and_this_one was_saying no if/because son _of_is_your the _dead_one and_is_son _of_my the _living_one and_they _spoke to_(the)_face _of/in _front _of/before the_king. (KI1 3:22)

OET-RV: 22 “No, my son is the living one,” the other woman said, “and your son is the dead one.”
¶ “No, your son is the dead one,” the first woman countered, “and my son is the living one!”
¶ Then they continued to argue in front of the king. (KI1 3:22)

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The word form ‘הַמֵּת’ (Morphology=Td PoS=definite_article
Morphology=Vqrmsa PoS=qal_verb Type=active_participle Gender=masculine Number=singular State=absolute) is always and only glossed as ‘the_dead, [one]’.

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘Lemmas=‘הַ’, ‘מוּת’’ have 9 different glosses: ‘(the),dead’, ‘[is]_the,dead_[one]’, ‘of,the_dead_[man]’, ‘of_(the),[one_who]_dies’, ‘the,dead’, ‘the_[one,who]_dies’, ‘the_[one],about_to_die’, ‘the_dead,[animal]’, ‘the_dead,[one]’.