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Understanding the Hebrew Verb “Lipol” – Why ליפול Looks Irregular but Actually Is Not
This blog post explains why the Hebrew verb for "to fall" (ליפול) looks irregular in the infinitive and the future tense, even though the past and present are completely regular. It summarizes the breakdown from Rut Avni’s video on Hebrew verb patterns. Readers can download a clear overview and learn more about Hebrew verb conjugation through Rut Avni’s Hebrew Verb Course and books.

Rut
Nov 272 min read


Which Binyan to Use for 'to Grow'?"
Are you struggling to understand the different Hebrew verb conjugation patterns for the root "גדל"? In this informative video, Rut will...

Rut
Jul 2, 20231 min read


How to recognize PAAL verbs
Once you understand the formula to turn roots into infinitives, present tense, past tense, etc. you will finally believe that Hebrew...

Rut
May 14, 20231 min read


Gamur or nigmar? גָּמוּר vs. נִגְמַר
Many students of the Hebrew language cannot help but think of an adult activity when they come across the root גמר . But this is not...

Rut
Apr 25, 20232 min read


"to see" & the other binyanim in that root
Around the root ראה we have a total of 4 verbs with their own infinitives. All of them have something to do with "to see", but as you...

Rut
Mar 29, 20231 min read
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