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PUAL is the passive of PIEL. PUAL has the same form as PIEL.
==HIPIL==
Most often HIPIL means causative verbs. If the corresponding PAAL is transitive, then the verb in HIPIL may be “twice transitive” (have two direct objects, the object of cause of an action and the object of an action itself).
A special case of causative: To allow to make some action.
HIPIL verbs derived from adjectives means the action which makes the subject or object to be of this adjective.
There are other meanings of HIPIL.
In perfect and imperative, infinitive, absolute infinitive also the prefix ה is added.
Participle is formed adding to the root a prefix מ and י between the second and the third letters of the root.
Infinitive is formed adding to the root a prefix ה and י between the second and the third letters of the root.
In verbs 1-נ that נ is omitted in perfect, imperfect, imperative, and participle.
Patterns of declension (note י between the second and the third letters of the root in some forms):
Perfect:
{| class="grammar"
! person !! gender !! singular !! plural
|-
|rowspan=2| 3rd || masculine || השמיד ||rowspan=2| השמידו
|-
| feminine || השמידה
|-
|rowspan=2| 2nd || masculine ||rowspan=2| השמידת || השמדתם
|-
| feminine || השמדתן
|-
| 1st || || השמידתי || השמדנו
|}
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