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Here declension of some particular words will be present. There are no absolute need to study these word forms, as we will put these word forms into our dictionary.
Forms of the verb נתן
The verb נתן (“to give”) is declined in perfect accordingly the following table:
| person | gender | singular | plural |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3rd | masculine | נתן | נתנו |
| feminine | נתנה | ||
| 2nd | masculine | נתת | נתתם |
| feminine | נתתן | ||
| 1st | נתתי | נתנו |
Imperfect of נתן in both PAAL and NIPAL:
| person | gender | singular | plural |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3rd | masculine | תתי | יתנו |
| feminine | תן | תתנה | |
| 2nd | masculine | תן | תתו |
| feminine | תתי | תתנה | |
| 1st | אתן | נתן |
The verb לקח
It follows 1-נ pattern.
Infinitive: קחת.
Imperative: קח.
| person | gender | singular | plural |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3rd | masculine | יקח | יקחו |
| feminine | תקח | תקחנה | |
| 2nd | masculine | תקח | תקחו |
| feminine | תקחי | תקחנה | |
| 1st | אקח | נקח |
