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# 3rd person, sing., fem. imperfect <span dir="rtl">(ת□□□)</span>
# 3rd person, sing., fem. imperfect <span dir="rtl">(ת□□□)</span>
# 2nd person, sing., masc. imperfect <span dir="rtl">(ת□□□)</span>
# 2nd person, sing., masc. imperfect <span dir="rtl">(ת□□□)</span>
# 2nd person, sing., fem. imperfect <span dir="rtl">(ת□□□י)</span>


==Suffixes==
==Suffixes==
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# 3rd person, plur. perfect
# 3rd person, plur. perfect
# 3rd person, plur., masc. imperfect <span dir="rtl">(י□□□ו)</span>
# 3rd person, plur., masc. imperfect <span dir="rtl">(י□□□ו)</span>
י:
# 2nd person, sing., fem. imperfect <span dir="rtl">(ת□□□י)</span>


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ות:

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Prefixes

ב:

  1. prep. "in"

ה:

  1. definite article; superlative adjectives

י:

  1. 3rd person, sing., masc. imperfect
  2. 3rd person, plur., masc. imperfect (י□□□ו)

כ:

  1. prep. "as"

ל:

  1. prep. "to"

מ:

  1. prep. "from"; a comparative form

ת:

  1. 3rd person, sing., fem. imperfect (ת□□□)
  2. 2nd person, sing., masc. imperfect (ת□□□)
  3. 2nd person, sing., fem. imperfect (ת□□□י)

Suffixes

ה:

  1. feminine participles
  2. 3rd person, sing., fem. perfect

ו:

  1. 3rd person, plur. perfect
  2. 3rd person, plur., masc. imperfect (י□□□ו)

י:

  1. 2nd person, sing., fem. imperfect (ת□□□י)

ות:

  1. plural of feminine (and some masculine) nouns, adjectives, and participles

ים:

  1. plural of masculine (and some feminine) nouns, adjectives, and participles

נו:

  1. 1st person, plur. perfect

ת:

  1. feminine participles
  2. 2nd person, sing. perfect

תה:

  1. 2nd person, sing., masc. perfect

תי:

  1. 1st person, sing. perfect

תם:

  1. 2nd person, plur., masc. perfect

תן:

  1. 2nd person, plur., fem. perfect