Check conjugation and meaning of more than 5,000 Hebrew words.
| Word | Root | Part of speech | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
דּוֹאַר | ד - א - ר | Noun – kotel pattern, masculine | post, postal service, mail |
זְכִירָה | ז - כ - ר | Noun – ktila pattern, feminine | memorization, remembering |
מַשְׁתֵּן | שׁ - ת - ן | Noun – maktel pattern, masculine | diuretic |
לְהַקְצִין | ק - צ - ן | Verb – hif'il | to radicalise, to become extreme |
לְהִתְבַּטֵּל | ב - ט - ל | Verb – hitpa'el | to be cancelled, undone; to be self-deprecating; to be idle |
In a series of articles, we will take apart the grammatical structures in some well-known Hebrew texts, starting with the Declaration of Independence (מְגִלַּת הָעַצְמָאוּת megilat ha-atzma'ut, literally "the scroll of independence") of the State of Israel. Written and signed in 1948 (5708), this declaration is an example of formal yet modern and secular Hebrew.
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