Joshua 22:9:14Josh.22.9.W14TAB

לָלֶ֜כֶת

lalekhet

to go

Transliteration
la-le-KHET
Extended
lah-le-KEH-khet
IPA
/laˈlɛxɛt/

Meaning by language

English
to go

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Result
לָ + לֶ֜ + כֶת
la + le + khet
lalekhet

Alphabet Analysis

Lamedl as in law
Qametslong 'ah'
Lamedl as in law
Segholshort 'eh' as in met
Kafk with dagesh; kh without
Segholshort 'eh' as in met
Tavt as in top

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Word in context

  1. word

    la-le-KHET

  2. clause

    la-le-KHET el-E-retz hag-gil-AD el-E-retz a-khu-za-TAM a-SHER no-a-kha-ZU-VAH al-PI Ye-ho-VAH be-YAD-MO-sheh

  3. sentence

    va-ya-SHU-vu va-ye-LE-khu be-NEI-re-u-VEN u-ve-NEI-GAD va-kha-TSI SHE-vet ham-na-SHEH me-ET be-NEI yis-ra-EL mi-shi-LO a-SHER be-E-retz-ke-na-AN la-le-KHET el-E-retz hag-gil-AD el-E-retz a-khu-za-TAM a-SHER no-a-kha-ZU-VAH al-PI Ye-ho-VAH be-YAD-MO-sheh

Exegesis

The purpose infinitive lāleḵeṯ {לָלֶכֶת | lāleḵeṯ} ‘to go’ with the directional phrase ʾel-ʾereṣ ha-gilʿād expresses intended destination. Construct-state noun ʾăḥuzzātām defines inherited territory, further detailed by the Nifal perfect in nōḥăzû-bāh ‘which they had taken possession of’. The ground formula ʿal-pî YHWH with agency marker bə-yaḏ-Mōšeh asserts divine authority executed through Moses.

In contextJoshua 22:9

So the sons of Reuben, the sons of Gad, and the half-tribe of Manasseh left the people of Israel at Shiloh in the land of Canaan and went to Gilead, to the territory they possessed by the command of the LORD through Moses.

About this coordinate

Joshua 22:9:14 is a BCV:P reference — Book · Chapter · Verse · Word Position. It addresses word 14 of Joshua 22:9, so the Hebrew word לָלֶ֜כֶת (lalekhet) can be cited, linked and studied at exactly this position rather than somewhere in the verse. In the Biblical Knowledge Coordinate System the same position is written Josh.22.9.W14, which extends further down to each syllable (Josh.22.9.W14.S1) and character.