Targum Molcho

Biblical Hebrew · Pronouns and Logic Words

If and ki

BH-038Biblical HebrewMasoretic Hebrew of Tanakh

ORIGINAL LANGUAGE FIRST

אִם · כִּי

Transliterationim · ki

Plain meaningif · that/because/for/when, according to context

WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING AT

If and ki

אִם commonly introduces a condition: “if.” כִּי is broader and can introduce content, reason, circumstance, time, or other clause relationships. The course never gives כִּי one automatic English replacement. It teaches the learner to inspect what the clause is doing.

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אִם · כִּי
ORIGINAL

BH-038

im · ki
READING

Approved transliteration

if · that/because/for/when, according to context
MEANING

Biblical Hebrew

REMEMBER

אִם is strongly conditional; כִּי has several high-frequency clause functions.