טבח
H2873, H2874, H2875, H2876, H2877
טבחה
H2878, H2879
Here is one of the other issues that I have noticed throughout this study.
Notice that H2873, H2874, H2875, H2876, and H2877, are the same word.
Notice that H2878, and H2879, are the same word.
Notice that the only difference between these words, in these two sets of Strong's numbers, is the
ה that follows
טבח.
How are these words really different?
Let's look at the rules of modern Hebrew. As we do this, let's understand that there are multiple dialects of Hebrew, and that the language has been evolving; and that there were no niqqud (vowel points) in the original text. The niqqud were added by the Masoretes, at around 700 years after Yahshua set the Pharisees straight on how to interpret scripture. The Masoretes were descendants of the Pharisees; and on that point it should be noted that by adding vowel points to YHWH's word, they added their interpretation.
That said, let's see what Strong did with the work of the Masoretes.
First let's start with this Masoretic suffix.
en.wikipedia.org
Strong did not group this word with his numbers for the
ה suffix.
