TgTosPr 2Kgs.17:30 :ואינשי בבל עבדו ית זגתא ואפרח{ו}<י>הא‏ : the Babylonians made (idols of) "the Hen" (i.e. Aldebaran) and her chicks
See the entire entry for ˀprḥ n.m. young bird

TgTosPr 2Kgs.17:30 :ואינשי בבל עבדו ית זגתא ואפרחוהא‏ : the Babylonians made (idols of) "the Hen" and her chicks †
See the entire entry for zgh n.f. hen; name of a constellation = Aldebaran

TgTosPr 2Kgs.17:30 :ואינשי חמת עבדו ית שונרתא ומקרבין קדמוהי דיכרא דאשמא‏ : the people of Hamath made the cat and were offering a male אֲשִׁימָא to it [MT אֲשִׁימָא]
See the entire entry for šwnrh n.f. cat

Aldebaran is the brightest star in the constellation Taurus, i.e., the Bull. So the entire expression means that they made an idol of the entire constellation. This must be a very ancient tradition for the rendering of the mysterious biblical סֻכּוֹת בְּנוֹת, for how would a late writer know that the chief Babylonian god Marduk was bovine?