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Hebrew has two types of infinitives, the infinitive construct and the infinitive absolute. Generally speaking, an infinitive is a non- inflected verb.

Hebrew (like Greek) includes three voices: Active voice (the subject is agent of verb: "I hit"); Passive voice (the subject is acted upon by verb ...

Verbs in Biblical Hebrew change form according to both conjugation (Perfect, Imperfect, Infinitive Absolute, etc.) and stem formation (Niphal, Hiphil, etc.).

Forms in both conjugations occur both independently and with a prefixed vav. The vav, referred to here as “vav consecutive,” ties together verbs within the ...

Biblical Hebrew only has two tenses - perfect and imperfect. While the three verb tenses in English are related to time, Biblical Hebrew verb tenses are related ...

Parsing is the process whereby you will identify a verb's stem, conjugation, person, gender, number and lexical form or verbal root. Note the following example.

In Hebrew, verbs, which take the form of derived stems, are conjugated to reflect their tense and mood, as well as to agree with their subjects in gender, ...

pealim.com lets you check the conjugation of more than 2,000 Hebrew verbs online. It is intended for students of Modern Hebrew. That means the Search ...

Article. In Biblical Hebrew the Imperfect conjugation is used generally to describe actions that are not completed or actions that occur in the present or ...