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Hebrew wordlink #160117

OSHB 1 Ki 7:23 יָסֹב (yāşoⱱ) Strongs=5437 Lemma=‘סָבַב’
contextual word gloss=‘it_went_round’ word gloss=‘encircle’
Morphology=Vqi3ms PoS=qal_verb Type=imperfect_(yiqtol) Person=third Gender=masculine Number=singular
TimeSeries=Construction_of_Solomon's_Temple,Reign_of_Solomon

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Other uses (2) of identical word form יָסֹב (Morphology=Vqi3ms PoS=qal_verb Type=imperfect_(yiqtol) Person=third Gender=masculine Number=singular) in the Hebrew originals

The word form ‘יָסֹב’ (Morphology=Vqi3ms PoS=qal_verb Type=imperfect_(yiqtol) Person=third Gender=masculine Number=singular) is always and only glossed as ‘it_went_round’.

1 KI 7:15 contextual word gloss=‘it_went_round’ word gloss=‘encircle’ OSHB 1 KI 7:15 word 16

OET-LV: 15 And_he/it _laid _siege DOM the _two _of the_pillars bronze was_eight- teen cubit[s] the _height _of the _pillar the_one and_a _line _of two _plus ten cubit[s] it _went _round DOM the_pillar the_second. (KI1_7:15)

OET-RV: 15 He cast two hollow bronze pillars—each being just over eight metres tall and measuring over five metres around. (KI1 7:15)

2 CHR 4:2 contextual word gloss=‘it_went_round’ word gloss=‘encircle’ OSHB 2 CHR 4:2 word 18

OET-LV: 2 and_he/it _made DOM the_sea throw_metal was_ten by_cubit from_its _of_lip to lip _of_its round all _around and_was_five by_cubit height _of_its and_a _measuring-line thirty by_cubit it _went _round DOM_him/it all _around. (CH2_4:2)

OET-RV: 2 and he made the large, round metal water tank (called ‘The Sea’) which was 4.5m diameter and over two metres high. (CH2 4:2)