Open English Translation (OET)

Hebrew wordlink #175106

OSHB 2 Ki 6:22 שָׁבִיתָ (shāⱱītā) Strongs=7617 Lemma=‘שָׁבָה’
contextual word gloss=‘you_have_taken_captive’ word gloss=‘captured’
Morphology=Vqp2ms PoS=qal_verb Type=perfect_(qatal) Person=second Gender=masculine Number=singular
Year=-893 TimeSeries=Prophecies_of_Elisha

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Other uses (1) of identical word form שָׁבִיתָ (Morphology=Vqp2ms PoS=qal_verb Type=perfect_(qatal) Person=second Gender=masculine Number=singular) in the Hebrew originals

The word form ‘שָׁבִיתָ’ (Morphology=Vqp2ms PoS=qal_verb Type=perfect_(qatal) Person=second Gender=masculine Number=singular) is always and only glossed as ‘you_have_taken_captive’.

2 KI 6:22 contextual word gloss=‘you_have_taken_captive’ word gloss=‘captured’ OSHB 2 KI 6:22 word 5

OET-LV: 22 And_he/it _said not you _must _strike_them_down those_whom you _have _taken _captive by_sword _of_your and_by_bow _of_your are_you about _to _strike _down set food and_water before_them so_that _they _may _eat and_so _that _they _may _drink and_let _them _go to master(s)_of_their. (KI2_6:22)

OET-RV: 22 “No, don’t kill them,” he replied. “Would you cold-bloodedly kill your prisoners of war? No, give them bread and water and let them eat and drink, and then they can return to their master.” (KI2 6:22)

PSA 68:19 (no English gloss here) OSHB PSA 68:19 word 3

OET-LV: 19  you _went _up to wwww wwww wwww wwww in/on/at/with and wwww to/for Yah ʼElohīm. (PSA_68:19)

OET-RV: 19 Blessed be my master, who carries a load for us each day—
⇔ the god who’s our salvation. (Instrumental break.) (PSA 68:19)