Strong’s H2873

טָבַח

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

tabach

Pronunciation

tah-bakh

Definition

To slaughter, to butcher

Meaning

to slaughter

Usage

The Hebrew verb "tabach" primarily means to slaughter or butcher, often in the context of preparing meat for consumption or sacrifice. It can refer to the act of killing animals for food or ritual purposes. In some contexts, it may also imply a more violent or destructive form of killing, extending metaphorically to human contexts.

Bible references

Genesis 43:16;Exodus 22:1;Deuteronomy 28:31;1 Samuel 25:11;Psalm 37:14;Proverbs 9:2;Jeremiah 11:19;Jeremiah 25:34;Jeremiah 51:40;Lamentations 2:21;Ezekiel 21:10

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