pealim.com
  • Dictionary
    • Prepositions
    • Cardinal numerals
    • All words
  • Constructor
  • Articles
    • Grammar case studies
    • Declaration of Independence, part 1
    • Declaration of Independence, part 2
    • Declaration of Independence, part 3
    • Adon Olam
    • Song: HaKol Patuach
    • SimilarWeb raises $25m (Calcalist), part 1
    • SimilarWeb raises $25m (Calcalist), part 2
    • A list of Hebrew podcasts
    • Writing with and without vowels
    • How to dress in Hebrew
    • Expressing obligation in Hebrew
    • A financial market vocabulary
    • Hebrew verbs quiz
    • Links
    • About
  • Language
    • English
    • Русский
    • Español
    • עברית
  • More
    • Preferences
    • Give us feedback!
Download on App StoreGet it on Google Play

Need Hebrew verb conjugations offline?

Buy Pealim mobile app to see Hebrew verb tables offline with instant search.
Google Play and the Google Play logo are trademarks of Google LLC. The Apple logo is a trademark of Apple Inc. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc.

Conjugation of לְהִתְנַסּוֹת https://www.pealim.com

Verb – HITPA'EL

Root: נ - ס - ה

The final radical of this word disappears or turns into a vowel in inflected forms.

Meaning

to be experienced, to get experienced
Verb formPersonSingularPlural
MasculineFeminineMasculineFeminine
Present tense / Participle
מִתְנַסֶּה
mitnase
I am / you m. sg. are / he / it is experienced
מִתְנַסָּה
mitnasa
I am / you f. sg. are / she / it is experienced
מִתְנַסִּים
mitnasim
we / you m. pl. / they m. are experienced
מִתְנַסּוֹת
mitnasot
we / you f. pl. / they f. are experienced
Past tense1st
הִתְנַסֵּיתִי
hitnaseti
I was experienced
הִתְנַסֵּינוּ
hitnasenu
we were experienced
2nd
הִתְנַסֵּיתָ
hitnaseta
you m. sg. were experienced
הִתְנַסֵּית
hitnaset
you f. sg. were experienced
הִתְנַסֵּיתֶם
hitnasetem
you m. pl. were experienced
The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language:
הִתְנַסֵּיתֶם hitnasetem
הִתְנַסֵּיתֶן
hitnaseten
you f. pl. were experienced
The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language:
הִתְנַסֵּיתֶן hitnaseten
3rd
הִתְנַסָּה
hitnasa
he / it was experienced
הִתְנַסְּתָה
hitnasta
she / it was experienced
הִתְנַסּוּ
hitnasu
they were experienced
Future tense1st
אֶתְנַסֶּה
etnase
I will be experienced
נִתְנַסֶּה
nitnase
we will be experienced
2nd
תִּתְנַסֶּה
titnase
you m. sg. will be experienced
תִּתְנַסִּי
titnasi
you f. sg. will be experienced
תִּתְנַסּוּ
titnasu
you m. pl. will be experienced
תִּתְנַסֶּינָה
titnasena
you f. pl. will be experienced
In modern language, the masculine form is generally used:
תִּתְנַסּוּ titnasu
3rd
יִתְנַסֶּה
yitnase
he / it will be experienced
תִּתְנַסֶּה
titnase
she / it will be experienced
יִתְנַסּוּ
yitnasu
they m. will be experienced
תִּתְנַסֶּינָה
titnasena
they f. will be experienced
In modern language, the masculine form is generally used:
יִתְנַסּוּ yitnasu
Imperative
הִתְנַסֵּה!‏
hitnase!
(to a man) be experienced!
הִתְנַסִּי!‏
hitnasi!
(to a woman) be experienced!
הִתְנַסּוּ!‏
hitnasu!
(to men) be experienced!
הִתְנַסֶּינָה!‏
hitnasena!
(to women) be experienced!
In modern language, the masculine form is generally used:
הִתְנַסּוּ!‏ hitnasu!
Infinitive
לְהִתְנַסּוֹת
lehitnasot
to be experienced
 * Click or move your mouse over the forms marked with a * to see more.

See also

WordRootPart of speechMeaning
הִתְנַסּוּת
hitnasut
נ - ס - הNoun – hitkattlut pattern, feminineexperience
מְנוּסֶּה
menuse
נ - ס - הAdjective – mekuttal patternexperienced
נִיסּוּי
nisuy
נ - ס - הNoun – kittul pattern, masculineexperiment, trial
נִיסָּיוֹן
nisayon
נ - ס - הNoun – kittalon pattern, masculineexperience; attempt
לְנַסּוֹת
lenasot
נ - ס - הVerb – pi'elto try, to attempt, to test
Privacy policyAbout this siteFacebook Twitter

Feedback

What can make pealim.com better? Please don't hesitate to tell us what you think.
Thank you! Your message has been sent. We will read it and, if possible, will reply.

Unfortunately your message cannot be sent. We will try to resolve the technical error asap.

In the meantime, you can leave a message at our Facebook page."

Preferences

Hebrew writing display:

Latin transliteration: