Open English Translation (OET)

Hebrew wordlink #138831

OSHB 1 Sam 25:25 יָשִׂים (yāsīm) Strongs=7760 a Lemma=‘שׂים’
contextual word gloss=‘let_him_set’ word gloss=‘set’
Morphology=Vqj3ms PoS=qal_verb Type=jussive Person=third Gender=masculine Number=singular
Year=-1060 TimeSeries=Reign_of_Saul

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Only use of identical word form ‘יָשִׂים’ (Morphology=Vqj3ms PoS=qal_verb Type=jussive Person=third Gender=masculine Number=singular) in the Hebrew originals

The word form ‘יָשִׂים’ (Morphology=Vqj3ms PoS=qal_verb Type=jussive Person=third Gender=masculine Number=singular) is always and only glossed as ‘let_him_set’.

1 SAM 25:25 contextual word gloss=‘let_him_set’ word gloss=‘set’ OSHB 1 SAM 25:25 word 3

OET-LV: 25 Not please my_master let _him _set DOM his/its_heart to the _man _of (the)_worthlessness the_this on Nāⱱāl if/because like_name _of_his is_so he is_Nāⱱāl his/its_name and_disgraceful _folly with_him/it and_I maidservant _of_your not I _saw DOM the _young _men _of my_master whom you _sent. (SA1_25:25)

OET-RV: 25 My master, please don’t remain angry at that worthless man, Nabal. His name means ‘fool’ and so he is. He’s a senseless man, but my master, your female servant didn’t see the young men you sent. (SA1 25:25)

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘Lemma=‘שׂים’’ have 15 different glosses: ‘he_charges’, ‘he_made’, ‘he_put_[them]_out’, ‘he_puts’, ‘he_sets’, ‘he_will_appoint’, ‘he_will_establish’, ‘he_will_make’, ‘he_will_place’, ‘he_will_put’, ‘he_will_set’, ‘it_makes’, ‘it_set_[it]’, ‘let_him_set’, ‘will_he_appoint?’.