Conjugation of לְהִתְעוֹדֵד

Verb – HITPA'EL

Root: ע - ו - ד

The middle radical of this word is weak. This word is conjugated according to the polel model.

The first radical of this word is guttural; this affects the adjacent vowels.

Meaning

to cheer up, to be encouraged

Verb form	Person	Singular		Plural
		Masculine	Feminine	Masculine	Feminine
Present tense / Participle		מִתְעוֹדֵד mit'oded I / you m. sg. / he / it cheer(s) up	מִתְעוֹדֶדֶת mit'odedet I / you f. sg. / she / it cheer(s) up	מִתְעוֹדְדִים mit'odedim we / you m. pl. / they m. cheer up	מִתְעוֹדְדוֹת mit'odedot we / you f. pl. / they f. cheer up
Past tense	1st	הִתְעוֹדַדְתִּי hit'odadeti I cheered up		הִתְעוֹדַדְנוּ hit'odadnu we cheered up
	2nd	הִתְעוֹדַדְתָּ hit'odadeta you m. sg. cheered up	הִתְעוֹדַדְתְּ hit'odadet you f. sg. cheered up	הִתְעוֹדַדְתֶּם hit'odadetem you m. pl. cheered up The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: הִתְעוֹדַדְתֶּם hit'odadetem	הִתְעוֹדַדְתֶּן hit'odadeten you f. pl. cheered up The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: הִתְעוֹדַדְתֶּן hit'odadeten
	3rd	הִתְעוֹדֵד hit'oded he / it cheered up	הִתְעוֹדְדָה hit'odeda she / it cheered up	הִתְעוֹדְדוּ hit'odedu they cheered up
Future tense	1st	אֶתְעוֹדֵד et'oded I will cheer up		נִתְעוֹדֵד nit'oded we will cheer up
	2nd	תִּתְעוֹדֵד tit'oded you m. sg. will cheer up	תִּתְעוֹדְדִי tit'odedi you f. sg. will cheer up	תִּתְעוֹדְדוּ tit'odedu you m. pl. will cheer up	תִּתְעוֹדֵדְנָה tit'odedna you f. pl. will cheer up In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: תִּתְעוֹדְדוּ tit'odedu
	3rd	יִתְעוֹדֵד yit'oded he / it will cheer up	תִּתְעוֹדֵד tit'oded she / it will cheer up	יִתְעוֹדְדוּ yit'odedu they m. will cheer up	תִּתְעוֹדֵדְנָה tit'odedna they f. will cheer up In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: יִתְעוֹדְדוּ yit'odedu
Imperative		הִתְעוֹדֵד!‏ hit'oded! (to a man) cheer up!	הִתְעוֹדְדִי!‏ hit'odedi! (to a woman) cheer up!	הִתְעוֹדְדוּ!‏ hit'odedu! (to men) cheer up!	הִתְעוֹדֵדְנָה!‏ hit'odedna! (to women) cheer up! In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: הִתְעוֹדְדוּ!‏ hit'odedu!
Infinitive		לְהִתְעוֹדֵד lehit'oded to cheer up