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RBT Hebrew Interlinear:
כה כֹּה־
like this
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Adverb
אמר אָמַ֞ר
he has said
Verb Qal perfect third person masculine singular
אדני אֲדֹנָי
inner master of myself/pedastals
Noun proper name
יהוה יְהֹוִ֗ה
He Is
Noun proper name
יען יַעַן
for the purpose/because
Noun common both singular absolute
השפך הִשָּׁפֵךְ
being poured out
Verb Niphal infinitive construct common
נחשתך נְחֻשְׁתֵּךְ
the bronze of yourself
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Noun common feminine singular construct, Suffix pronominal second person feminine singular
ותגלה וַתִּגָּלֶה
and she is being uncovered/discovered
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conjunctive, Verb Niphal sequential imperfect third person feminine singular
ערותך עֶרְוָתֵךְ
the naked one of yourself
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Noun common feminine singular construct, Suffix pronominal second person feminine singular
בתזנותיך בְּתַזְנוּתַיִךְ
within your acts of harlotry
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Preposition, Noun common masculine plural construct, Suffix pronominal second person feminine singular
על עַל־
upon/against/yoke
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Preposition
מאהביך מְאַהֲבָיִךְ
those loving yourself
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Verb Piel participle active masculine plural construct, Suffix pronominal second person feminine singular
ועל וְעַל
and upon
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Conjunction, Preposition
כל כָּל־
all
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Noun common both singular construct
גלולי גִּלּוּלֵי
logs
Noun common masculine plural construct
תועבותיך תוֹעֲבוֹתַיִךְ
abominations of yourself
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Noun common feminine plural construct, Suffix pronominal second person feminine singular
וכדמי וְכִדְמֵי
and like the bloods
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Conjunction, Preposition, Noun common masculine plural construct
בניך בָנַיִךְ
your builders/sons
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Noun common masculine plural construct, Suffix pronominal second person feminine singular
אשר אֲשֶׁר
which
Conjunction
נתת נָתַתְּ
you have given
Verb Qal perfect second person feminine singular
להם לָהֶם׃
to themselves
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Preposition, Suffix pronominal third person masculine plural
RBT Translation:
like this he has said inner master of myself/pedastals He Is for the purpose/because being poured out the bronze of yourself and she is being uncovered/discovered the naked one of yourself within your acts of harlotry upon/against/yoke those loving yourself and upon all logs abominations of yourself and like the bloods your builders/sons who/which you have given to themselves
RBT Paraphrase:
He has spoken like this, inner master of myself, He Is: Because of the bronze of yourself being poured out, and she is being uncovered/discovered, the naked one of yourself within acts of harlotry, upon those who love yourself, and upon all the logs of abominations14 of yourself, and according to the bloods of the sons of yourself, which you have given to themselves,
Julia Smith Literal 1876 Translation:
Thus said the Lord Jehovah Because thy brass was poured out, and thy nakedness will be uncovered in thy fornications to those loving thee, and to all the blocks of thine abominations, and according to the bloods of thy sons which thou gavest to them;
LITV Translation:
So says the Lord Jehovah: Because your lewdness was poured out, and your nakedness was bared in your fornications with your lovers and with the idols of your abominations, and by the blood of your sons whom you gave to them;
Brenton Septuagint Translation:
Thus saith the Lord, Because thou hast poured forth thy money, therefore thy shame shall be discovered in thy harlotry with thy lovers, and with regard to all the imaginations of thine iniquities, and for the blood of thy children which thou hast given to them.

Footnotes

Eze. 16:36
Eze. 16:36

The phrase גלולי תועבותיך literally reads “the logs of your abominations.” The noun גלול (masculine singular; plural גלולים) derives from the root גלל (“to roll, heap, or throw”), originally denoting a rolled or hewn log or object, often in the shape of a stone or block. In Biblical Hebrew, גלול / גלולים is frequently used as a technical term for idols or primitive cultic figures rather than literal logs or pellets (see Jeremiah 50:27; Ezekiel 6:4). BDB notes its cognates in Biblical Aramaic (גלל) and Palmyrene (גללא) as stone stelae or menhirs, suggesting that these “rolled things” were originally votive or cultic stones.