Verb – PA'AL
Root: ק - ד - ח
The final radical of this word is guttural; this affects the adjacent vowels.
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| Verb form | Person | Singular | Plural | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Masculine | Feminine | Masculine | Feminine | ||
| Present tense / Participle | 🔊 קוֹדֵחַ kodeach I / you m. sg. / he / it have (has) fever | 🔊 קוֹדַחַת kodachat I / you f. sg. / she / it have (has) fever | 🔊 קוֹדְחִים kodchim we / you m. pl. / they m. have fever | 🔊 קוֹדְחוֹת kodchot we / you f. pl. / they f. have fever | |
| Past tense | 1st | 🔊 קָדַחְתִּי kadachti I had fever | 🔊 קָדַחְנוּ kadachnu we had fever | ||
| 2nd | 🔊 קָדַחְתָּ kadachta you m. sg. had fever | 🔊 קָדַחְתְּ kadacht you f. sg. had fever | 🔊 קְדַחְתֶּם kdachtem you m. pl. had fever The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: 🔊 קָדַחְתֶּם kadachtem | 🔊 קְדַחְתֶּן kdachten you f. pl. had fever The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: 🔊 קָדַחְתֶּן kadachten | |
| 3rd | 🔊 קָדַח kadach he / it had fever | 🔊 קָדְחָה kadcha she / it had fever | 🔊 קָדְחוּ kadchu they had fever | ||
| Future tense | 1st | 🔊 אֶקְדַּח ekdach I will have fever | 🔊 נִקְדַּח nikdach we will have fever | ||
| 2nd | 🔊 תִּקְדַּח tikdach you m. sg. will have fever | 🔊 תִּקְדְּחִי tikdechi you f. sg. will have fever | 🔊 תִּקְדְּחוּ tikdechu you m. pl. will have fever | 🔊 תִּקְדַּחְנָה tikdachna you f. pl. will have fever In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: 🔊 תִּקְדְּחוּ tikdechu | |
| 3rd | 🔊 יִקְדַּח yikdach he / it will have fever | 🔊 תִּקְדַּח tikdach she / it will have fever | 🔊 יִקְדְּחוּ yikdechu they m. will have fever | 🔊 תִּקְדַּחְנָה tikdachna they f. will have fever In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: 🔊 יִקְדְּחוּ yikdechu | |
| Imperative | 🔊 קְדַח! kdach! (to a man) have fever! | 🔊 קִדְחִי! kidchi! (to a woman) have fever! | 🔊 קִדְחוּ! kidchu! (to men) have fever! | 🔊 קְדַחְנָה! kdachna! (to women) have fever! In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: 🔊 קִדְחוּ! kidchu! | |
| Infinitive | 🔊 לִקְדֹּחַ ~ לקדוח likdoach to have fever | ||||
| Word | Root | Part of speech | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🔊 אֶקְדָּחekdach | ק - ד - ח | Noun – ektal pattern, masculine | pistol, hand gun |
| 🔊 מַקְדֵּחַmakdeach | ק - ד - ח | Noun – maktel pattern, masculine | drill bit |
| 🔊 מַקְדֵּחָהmakdecha | ק - ד - ח | Noun – maktela pattern, feminine | drill (tool) |
| 🔊 לְהִיקָּדֵחַlehikadeach | ק - ד - ח | Verb – nif'al | to be drilled, to be bored (of a hole, well) |
| 🔊 לְהַקְדִּיחַlehakdiach | ק - ד - ח | Verb – hif'il | to burn (food, due to overcooking) |
| 🔊 קַדַּחַתkadachat | ק - ד - ח | Noun – kattelet pattern, feminine | fever; malaria |
| 🔊 קְדִיחָהkdicha | ק - ד - ח | Noun – ktila pattern, feminine | drilling, boring; delirium, fever |
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