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et is a Hebrew preposition that marks accompaniment or association between people, groups, or actions in a clause.
The supplied verses show a grammatical preposition marking an accompanying person, group, or associated party: people go, eat, stand, speak, or are counted in relation to others.
Senses in use
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Marks accompaniment or association in a clause · dominant
The attested forms are consistently tagged as Preposition. In 1 Kings 13:16 the APB renders repeated associations in the refusal to return, go, eat, or drink “with you”; 1 Kings 20:1 describes kings gathered “with him,” and 1 Samuel 12:2 places Samuel’s sons “with you.”
In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB often expresses the relationship with “with,” including accompanying persons in 1 Kings 13:16 and 1 Kings 20:1, and “together with” in 1 Chronicles 2:23. It may also absorb the preposition into the larger English clause.