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OSHB Num 33:49 אָבֵל (ʼāⱱēl) Strongs=63+ Lemma=‘אָבֵל הַשִּׁטִּים’
contextual word gloss=‘Abel-’ word gloss=‘Abel-’
Morphology=Np PoS=proper_noun

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Other uses (8) of identical word form אָבֵל (Morphology=Np PoS=proper_noun) in the Hebrew originals

The word form ‘אָבֵל’ (Morphology=Np PoS=proper_noun) has 3 different glosses: ‘Abel’, ‘Abel-’, ‘of’.

GEN 50:11 contextual word gloss=‘Abel’ possible word glosses=‘Heⱱel / (Abel)-’ OSHB GEN 50:11 word 18

OET-LV: 11 And_he/it _saw the _inhabitant[s]_of the_earth/land the_Kənaˊₐnī/(Canaanite)[s] DOM the_mourning at Atad and_they _said is_mourning heavy this for_Miʦrayim/(Egypt) therefore yes/correct/thus/so someone _called his/its_name Heⱱel/(Abel) Miʦrayim which is_on_the _other _side _of the _Yardēn. (GEN_50:11)

OET-RV: 11 The local Canaanite people saw the mourning at Atad’s threshing floor, and they said, “This is very serious mourning for the Egyptians.” That’s why they then named that place across the Yordan ‘Hevel -Mizraim’ (which means ‘the Egyptians mourned here’). (GEN 50:11)

JDG 7:22 contextual word gloss=‘of’ word gloss=‘Abel-’ OSHB JDG 7:22 word 21

OET-LV: 22 And_they _gave _a _blast the _three (the)_hundred(s) the_trumpets and_ YHWH _he/it _assigned DOM the_sword _of each on_his _of_neighbour and_on/over_all the_army and_it _fled the_army to Bēyt Shittah towards_Tsərērāh/(Zererah) to the _border _of Abel at Ţabat. (JDG_7:22)

OET-RV: 22 When the three hundred ram’s horns sounded, Yahweh caused the Midianite army to start fighting each other with their swords, and the army fled as far as Beyt-Shittah (towards Tsererah) and towards the border of Avel-Meholah (towards Tabbat). (JDG 7:22)

JDG 11:33 contextual word gloss=‘Abel’ word gloss=‘Abel-’ OSHB JDG 11:33 word 9

OET-LV: 33 And_he_defeated _them from_ˊArōˊēr and_unto you_come Minnit twenty citi[es] and_unto Abel Keramim a _defeat great very and_ the _people _of _they _were _subdued of _ˊAmmōn from_face/in _front _of the _people _of Yisrā^ʼēl/(Israel). (JDG_11:33)

OET-RV: 33 Then he attacked them from Aroer and as far as the entrance to Minnith, twenty cities, and then up to Avel -Keramim, slaughtering a huge number. So the Ammonites were subdued by the presence of the Israelis. (JDG 11:33)

1 SAM 6:18 contextual word gloss=‘Abel’ word gloss=‘stone’ OSHB 1 SAM 6:18 word 15

OET-LV: 18 and_the _mice _of the_gold the _number _of all _of the _cities _of belonging_to_the_Fəlishtiy of_the _five _of the_rulers from_a _city _of fortification and_unto (the)_village[s]_of the _hamlet-dweller[s] and_unto ʼĀⱱēl the_great which they _set _down on/upon_it(f) DOM the _box _of YHWH until the_day the_this in_the _field _of Yəhōshūˊa/(Joshua) the Bēyt. (SA1_6:18)

OET-RV: 18 And the gold mice were from the number of all the Philistine cities under the five rulers, including fortified cities as well as the villages in the open country, and as far as the large stone that they sat Yahweh’s box on. (It’s still in Yehoshua’s field in Beyt-Shemesh until this day.) (SA1 6:18)

1 KI 4:12 contextual word gloss=‘Abel’ word gloss=‘Abel-’ OSHB 1 KI 4:12 word 17

OET-LV: 12 Baˊₐnāʼ the _son _of ʼAḩīlūd Taˊₐnāk and_Məgiddōn and_all Bēyt Shan which is_beside (to)_Tsₑrətān/(Zarethan) from_under to_Yizrəˊ^ʼēl/(Jezreel) from shəʼān to Abel Meholah to from_the_other _side of_Yāqəməˊām/(Jokmeam). (KI1_4:12)

OET-RV: 12 Ahilud’s son Baana in Taanak and Megiddo and all Beyt-Shan next to Tsaretan below Yezreel, from Beyt-Shan to Avel-Meholah, as far as the other side of Yokmeam, (KI1 4:12)

1 KI 15:20 contextual word gloss=‘Abel’ word gloss=‘Abel-’ OSHB 1 KI 15:20 word 22

OET-LV: 20 And_ Ben _he/it _listened Hₐdad to the_king ʼĀşāʼ and_he _sent DOM the _commanders _of the _armies which to_him/it on the _cities _of Yisrā^ʼēl/(Israel) and_he _attacked DOM ˊIyyōn and_DOM Dān and_DOM Abel Bēyt Maˊₐkāh and_DOM all _of Kinₐrōt with all _of the _land _of Naftālī. (KI1_15:20)

OET-RV: 20 Ben -Hadad did what king Asa requested, and he sent the commanders of his best warriors to attack Israeli cities including Iyon, Dan, Avel-Beyt-Maakah, and all Kinnerot along with all Naftali region. (KI1 15:20)

2 KI 15:29 contextual word gloss=‘Abel’ word gloss=‘Abel-’ OSHB 2 KI 15:29 word 14

OET-LV: 29 In_the _days _of Fəqaḩ^yāh the _king _of Yisrā^ʼēl/(Israel) Tiglat he _came pilʼeşer the _king _of ʼAshshūr and_he/it _took DOM Ijon and_DOM Abel Bēyt Maacah and_DOM Yānōaḩ/(Janoah) and_DOM Qedesh and_DOM Ḩāʦōr and_DOM (the)_Gilˊād and_DOM (to_the)_Gālīl all _of the _land _of Naftālī and_he_took _them _into _exile to_ʼAshshūr. (KI2_15:29)

OET-RV: 29 During the reign of King Pekah over Yisrael, Assyria’s King Tiglat-Pileser came, and he captured the cities of Iyyon, Avel-Beyt-Maakah, Yanoah, Kedesh, and Hatsor, and the regions of Gilead, Galilee, and Naftali, and he exiled their people to Assyria. (KI2 15:29)

2 CHR 16:4 contextual word gloss=‘Abel’ word gloss=‘ʼAⱱēl-’ OSHB 2 CHR 16:4 word 22

OET-LV: 4 And_ Ben _he/it _listened Hₐdad to the_king ʼĀşāʼ and_he _sent DOM the _commanders _of the _armies which to_him/it against the _cities _of Yisrā^ʼēl/(Israel) and_they _attacked DOM ˊIyyōn and_DOM Dān and_DOM ʼAⱱēl Mayim and_DOM all _of the _stores _of the _cities _of Naftālī. (CH2_16:4)

OET-RV: 4 Ben -Hadad accepted King Asa’s suggestion and sent his army captains to fight against Yisrael’s cities. They struck Iyyon, Dan, and Hevel -Mayim, and all the storehouses in the Naftali cities. (CH2 16:4)

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘Lemma=‘אָבֵל הַשִּׁטִּים’’ have 4 different glosses: ‘Abel’, ‘Abel-’, ‘mourning’, ‘of’.