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OSHB 2 Chr 33:17 אֱלֹהֵיהֶֽם (ʼₑlohēy, hem) Strong's=430 Lemmas=‘אֱלֹהִים’, ‘הוּא’
 contextual morpheme glosses=‘God_of, their’ morpheme glosses=‘God_of, their’
 Morphology=Ncmpc PoS=common_noun Gender=masculine Number=plural State=construct
 Morphology=Sp3mp PoS=pronominal_suffix Person=third Gender=masculine Number=plural
  Person=God Year=-677

OET-LV: 17 But still the_people were_sacrificing at_places only to/for_YHWH god_of_their. (CH2 33:17)

OET-RV: 17 However, the people continued to offer sacrifices at the hilltop shrines, but now only to their god Yahweh. (CH2 33:17)

Key: C khaki:verbs.
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The word form ‘אֱלֹהֵיהֶֽם’ (Morphology=Ncmpc PoS=common_noun Gender=masculine Number=plural State=construct
 Morphology=Sp3mp PoS=pronominal_suffix Person=third Gender=masculine Number=plural) is always and only glossed as ‘God_of, their’.

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘Lemmas=‘אֱלֹהִים’, ‘הוּא’’ have 5 different glosses: ‘God_of,[is]_their’, ‘God_of,their’, ‘gods_of,their’, ‘their_God_of,their’, ‘their_god_of,their’.