Conjugation of לִרְקוֹב

Verb – PA'AL

Root: ר - ק - ב

This verb is stative. It is conjugated with a patach in the future tense and imperative.

Meaning

to rot, to decompose (rare)

Verb form	Person	Singular		Plural
		Masculine	Feminine	Masculine	Feminine
Present tense / Participle		רָקֵב rakev I / you m. sg. / he / it rot(s)	רְקֵבָה rekeva I / you f. sg. / she / it rot(s)	רְקֵבִים rekevim we / you m. pl. / they m. rot	רְקֵבוֹת rekevot we / you f. pl. / they f. rot
Past tense	1st	רָקַבְתִּי rakavti I rotted		רָקַבְנוּ rakavnu we rotted
	2nd	רָקַבְתָּ rakavta you m. sg. rotted	רָקַבְתְּ rakavt you f. sg. rotted	רְקַבְתֶּם rekavtem you m. pl. rotted The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: רָקַבְתֶּם rakavtem	רְקַבְתֶּן rekavten you f. pl. rotted The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: רָקַבְתֶּן rakavten
	3rd	רָקַב rakav he / it rotted	רָקְבָה rakva she / it rotted	רָקְבוּ rakvu they rotted
Future tense	1st	אֶרְקַב erkav I will rot		נִרְקַב nirkav we will rot
	2nd	תִּרְקַב tirkav you m. sg. will rot	תִּרְקְבִי tirkevi you f. sg. will rot	תִּרְקְבוּ tirkevu you m. pl. will rot	תִּרְקַבְנָה tirkavna you f. pl. will rot In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: תִּרְקְבוּ tirkevu
	3rd	יִרְקַב yirkav he / it will rot	תִּרְקַב tirkav she / it will rot	יִרְקְבוּ yirkevu they m. will rot	תִּרְקַבְנָה tirkavna they f. will rot In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: יִרְקְבוּ yirkevu
Imperative		רְקַב!‏ rekav! (to a man) rot!	רִקְבִי!‏ rikvi! (to a woman) rot!	רִקְבוּ!‏ rikvu! (to men) rot!	רְקַבְנָה!‏ rekavna! (to women) rot! In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: רִקְבוּ!‏ rikvu!
Infinitive		לִרְקֹב ~ לרקוב lirkov to rot