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OSHB Psa 52:2 לוֹ (l, ō) Strongs=l Lemmas=‘לְ’, ‘הוּא’
word gloss=‘to_him / it’ contextual morpheme glosses=‘to, him’ morpheme glosses=‘to, him’
Morphology=R PoS=preposition
Morphology=Sp3ms PoS=pronominal_suffix Person=third Gender=masculine Number=singular
OET-LV: 2 When_came Doʼēg the_ʼEdōmite and_he_told to_Shāʼūl/(Saul) and_he/it_said to_him/it Dāvid he_has_gone to the_house_of ʼAḩīmelek. (PSA 52:2)
Combined passage: OET-LV PSA 52:1–2 (native PSA 52:0; verse text cannot be split).
OET-RV: For the musical director: a song by David written when Doeg the Edomite reported to King Shaul that, “David went there to Ahimilik.” (PSA 52:0)
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The word form ‘לוֹ’ (Morphology=R PoS=preposition
Morphology=Sp3ms PoS=pronominal_suffix Person=third Gender=masculine Number=singular) is always and only glossed as ‘to_him / it’.
The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘Lemmas=‘לְ’, ‘הוּא’’ have only one gloss: ‘to=him/it’.