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Af A: " I Au I: A: " A: Chart of The Regular Hebrew Verb Patterns QAL

This document provides a chart summarizing the regular verb patterns in Hebrew. It shows the root consonants for each pattern - Qal, Niphal, Piel, Pual, Hiphil, Hophal, and Hithpael - and indicates whether the root letters have a dagesh dot or silent shewa vowel to represent grammatical features like doubling or closing syllables.

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Af A: " I Au I: A: " A: Chart of The Regular Hebrew Verb Patterns QAL

This document provides a chart summarizing the regular verb patterns in Hebrew. It shows the root consonants for each pattern - Qal, Niphal, Piel, Pual, Hiphil, Hophal, and Hithpael - and indicates whether the root letters have a dagesh dot or silent shewa vowel to represent grammatical features like doubling or closing syllables.

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Chart of the Regular Hebrew Verb Patterns

A box represents a Hebrew consonant.

QAL

a f
NIPHAL (NIFAL)

The dot in the 2nd root letter is the dagesh qal, which occurs only if it is a begad-kefat letter.
The shewa under the first root letter is silent, closing the syllable.

a :
nd

PIEL (PIEL)

The dot in the 2 root letter represents the dagesh forte, which doubles the letter.

" i
PUAL (PUAL)

The dot in the 2nd root letter represents the dagesh forte, which doubles the letter.

a u
HIPHIL (HIFIL)

The dot in the 2nd root letter is the dagesh qal, which occurs only if it is a begad-kefat letter.
The shewa under the first root letter is silent, closing the syllable.

yi

h
i

HOPHAL (HOFAL)

The dot in the 2nd root letter is the dagesh qal, which occurs only if it is a begad-kefat letter.
The shewa under the first root letter is silent, closing the syllable.

a :

h
f

HITHPAEL (HITPAEL)

The dot in the 1st root letter is dagesh qal; in the 2nd root letter it is dagesh forte.
The shewa is silent, closing the syllable.

" a

t
: h
i

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