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OSHB 1Sa 21:10
חֶרֶב (ḩereⱱ) ‘the_sword’ Strongs=2719 Lemma=‘חֶרֶב’
Morphology=Ncfsc PoS=common_noun Gender=feminine Number=singular State=construct
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The word form ‘חֶרֶב’ (Morphology=Ncfsc PoS=common_noun Gender=feminine Number=singular State=construct) has 5 different glosses: ‘[is]_a_sword’, ‘[is]_the_sword’, ‘[the]_sword’, ‘a_sword’, ‘the_sword’.
DEU 33:29 ‘[is]_the_sword’ OSHB DEU 33:29 word 11
JDG 7:14 ‘the_sword’ OSHB JDG 7:14 word 8
JDG 7:22 ‘[the]_sword’ OSHB JDG 7:22 word 8
1SA 14:20 ‘[the]_sword’ OSHB 1SA 14:20 word 12
1SA 22:10 ‘the_sword’ OSHB 1SA 22:10 word 8
1CH 21:12 ‘the_sword’ OSHB 1CH 21:12 word 17
1CH 21:30 ‘the_sword’ OSHB 1CH 21:30 word 11
JER 46:16 ‘the_sword’ OSHB JER 46:16 word 17
JER 50:16 ‘the_sword’ OSHB JER 50:16 word 9
LAM 5:9 ‘the_sword’ OSHB LAM 5:9 word 5
EZE 21:19 ‘a_sword’ OSHB EZE 21:19 word 12
EZE 21:19 ‘[is]_a_sword’ OSHB EZE 21:19 word 15
EZE 21:24 ‘the_sword’ OSHB EZE 21:24 word 9
EZE 32:11 ‘the_sword’ OSHB EZE 32:11 word 6
EZE 38:21 ‘[the]_sword’ OSHB EZE 38:21 word 9
The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘Lemma=‘חֶרֶב’’ have 10 different glosses: ‘O_sword’, ‘[is]_a_sword’, ‘[is]_the_sword’, ‘[the]_sword’, ‘a_sword’, ‘of_[the]_sword’, ‘of_a_sword’, ‘of_sword’, ‘sword’, ‘the_sword’.