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.