Grammar:Tutorial/Special word forms

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

The verb הלך

Imperative: לך.

TODO: declension of הלך?

Nominative of personal pronouns

person	gender	singular	plural
1st		אני, אנכי	אנחנו
2nd	masculine	אתה	אתם
	feminine	את	אתן, אתנה
3rd	masculine	הוא	הם, המה
	feminine	היא	הנה

Seldom there are 2nd person, sing., fem. form אתי.

Seldom אנחנו is replaced with נחנו or אנו.

יש and אין with pronoun suffixes

The forms not present in the traditional analysis of biblical texts are in parentheses.

The word יש:

person	gender	singular	plural
1st		(ישי)	(ישנו)
2nd	masculine	ישך	ישכם
	feminine	(ישך)	(ישכן)
3rd	masculine	ישנו	(ישם)
	feminine	(ישנה)	(ישן)

The word אין:

person	gender	singular	plural
1st		אינני
2nd	masculine	אינך	אינכם
	feminine		(אינכן)
3rd	masculine	אינני	אינם
	feminine	איננה	(אינן)

TODO