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OSHB Mic 7:9
אֶרְאֶה (ʼerʼeh) ‘I_will_look’ Strongs=7200 Lemma=‘רָאָה’
Morphology=Vqi1cs PoS=qal_verb Type=imperfect_(yiqtol) Person=first Gender=common Number=singular
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The word form ‘אֶרְאֶה’ (Morphology=Vqi1cs PoS=qal_verb Type=imperfect_(yiqtol) Person=first Gender=common Number=singular) has 8 different glosses: ‘I_may_see’, ‘I_saw’, ‘I_should_look’, ‘I_will_look’, ‘I_will_see’, ‘I_will_see_[him]’, ‘let_me_see’, ‘will_I_see’.
GEN 32:21 ‘I_will_see’ OSHB GEN 32:21 word 16
GEN 44:34 ‘I_should_look’ OSHB GEN 44:34 word 10
DEU 18:16 ‘let_me_see’ OSHB DEU 18:16 word 23
DEU 32:20 ‘I_will_see’ OSHB DEU 32:20 word 5
2SA 13:5 ‘I_may_see’ OSHB 2SA 13:5 word 25
JOB 9:11 ‘I_will_see_[him]’ OSHB JOB 9:11 word 5
JOB 31:19 ‘I_saw’ OSHB JOB 31:19 word 2
JOB 31:21 ‘I_saw’ OSHB JOB 31:21 word 7
JOB 31:26 ‘I_saw’ OSHB JOB 31:26 word 2
PSA 8:4 ‘I_will_see’ OSHB PSA 8:4 word 2
PSA 118:7 ‘I_will_look’ OSHB PSA 118:7 word 5
ECC 2:3 ‘I_saw’ OSHB ECC 2:3 word 14
ISA 38:11 ‘I_will_see’ OSHB ISA 38:11 word 3
JER 4:21 ‘will_I_see’ OSHB JER 4:21 word 3
JER 11:20 ‘let_me_see’ OSHB JER 11:20 word 8
The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘Lemma=‘רָאָה’’ have 9 different glosses: ‘I_may_see’, ‘I_saw’, ‘I_should_look’, ‘I_will_look’, ‘I_will_see’, ‘I_will_see_[him]’, ‘let_me_look’, ‘let_me_see’, ‘will_I_see’.