Open English Translation (OET)

Hebrew wordlink #152659

Key: khaki:verbs.
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OSHB 2 Sam 19:38 לוֹ (l, ō) Strongs=l Lemmas=‘לְ’, ‘הוּא’
word gloss=‘to_him / it’ contextual morpheme glosses=‘for, him’ morpheme glosses=‘for, him’
Morphology=R PoS=preposition
Morphology=Sp3ms PoS=pronominal_suffix Person=third Gender=masculine Number=singular
Year=-1023 TimeSeries=Reign_of_David

OET-LV: 38  let _him _return please servant _of_your so_that _I _may _die in_my _own _of_city near the _grave _of my _father _of_my and_mother _of_my and_BEHOLD/LO/SEE servant _of_your Kimham let _him _pass _over with my_master the_king and_do to_him/it DOM that_which is_good in_eyes _of_your. (SA2 19:38)

OET-RV: 37 Please, let your servant return, and let me die in my city near the graves of my parents. But look, here’s your servant Kimham—let him cross over with my master the king, and do whatever you consider to be appropriate for him.” (SA2 19:37)

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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’.