Conjugation of לְהָשִׂיחַ

Verb – HIF'IL

Root: שׂ - י - ח

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

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

Meaning

to converse, to talk (lit.)

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Active forms Binyan Hif'il

Verb form	Person	Singular		Plural
		Masculine	Feminine	Masculine	Feminine
Present tense / Participle		🔊 מֵשִׂיחַ mesiach I / you m. sg. / he / it converse(s)	🔊 מְשִׂיחָה mesicha I / you f. sg. / she / it converse(s)	🔊 מְשִׂיחִים mesichim we / you m. pl. / they m. converse	🔊 מְשִׂיחוֹת mesichot we / you f. pl. / they f. converse
Past tense	1st	🔊 הֵשַׂחְתִּי hesachti 🔊 הֲשִׂיחוֹתִי hasichoti I conversed		🔊 הֵשַׂחְנוּ hesachnu 🔊 הֲשִׂיחוֹנוּ hasichonu we conversed
	2nd	🔊 הֵשַׂחְתָּ hesachta 🔊 הֲשִׂיחוֹתָ hasichota you m. sg. conversed	🔊 הֵשַׂחְתְּ hesacht 🔊 הֲשִׂיחוֹת hasichot you f. sg. conversed	🔊 הֲשַׂחְתֶּם hasachtem 🔊 הֲשִׂיחוֹתֶם hasichotem you m. pl. conversed The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: 🔊 הֵשַׂחְתֶּם hesachtem 🔊 הֲשִׂיחוֹתֶם hasichotem	🔊 הֲשַׂחְתֶּן hasachten 🔊 הֲשִׂיחוֹתֶן hasichoten you f. pl. conversed The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: 🔊 הֵשַׂחְתֶּן hesachten 🔊 הֲשִׂיחוֹתֶן hasichoten
	3rd	🔊 הֵשִׂיחַ hesiach he / it conversed	🔊 הֵשִׂיחָה hesicha she / it conversed	🔊 הֵשִׂיחוּ hesichu they conversed
Future tense	1st	🔊 אָשִׂיחַ asiach I will converse		🔊 נָשִׂיחַ nasiach we will converse
	2nd	🔊 תָּשִׂיחַ tasiach you m. sg. will converse	🔊 תָּשִׂיחִי tasichi you f. sg. will converse	🔊 תָּשִׂיחוּ tasichu you m. pl. will converse	🔊 תָּשַׂחְנָה tasachna 🔊 תְּשִׂיחֶינָה tesichena you f. pl. will converse In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: 🔊 תָּשִׂיחוּ tasichu
	3rd	🔊 יָשִׂיחַ yasiach he / it will converse	🔊 תָּשִׂיחַ tasiach she / it will converse	🔊 יָשִׂיחוּ yasichu they m. will converse	🔊 תָּשַׂחְנָה tasachna 🔊 תְּשִׂיחֶינָה tesichena they f. will converse In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: 🔊 יָשִׂיחוּ yasichu
Imperative		🔊 הָשֵׂחַ!‏ haseach! (to a man) converse!	🔊 הָשִׂיחִי!‏ hasichi! (to a woman) converse!	🔊 הָשִׂיחוּ!‏ hasichu! (to men) converse!	🔊 הָשַׂחְנָה!‏ hasachna! 🔊 הָשֵׂחְנָה!‏ hasechna! (to women) converse! In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: 🔊 הָשִׂיחוּ!‏ hasichu!
Infinitive		🔊 לְהָשִׂיחַ lehasiach to converse

Passive forms Binyan Huf'al

Verb form	Person	Singular		Plural
		Masculine	Feminine	Masculine	Feminine
Present tense / Participle		🔊 מוּשָׂח musach I am / you m. sg. are / he / it is conversed	🔊 מוּשַׂחַת musachat I am / you f. sg. are / she / it is conversed	🔊 מוּשָׂחִים musachim we / you m. pl. / they m. are conversed	🔊 מוּשָׂחוֹת musachot we / you f. pl. / they f. are conversed
Past tense	1st	🔊 הוּשַׂחְתִּי husachti I was conversed		🔊 הוּשַׂחְנוּ husachnu we were conversed
	2nd	🔊 הוּשַׂחְתָּ husachta you m. sg. were conversed	🔊 הוּשַׂחְתְּ husacht you f. sg. were conversed	🔊 הוּשַׂחְתֶּם husachtem you m. pl. were conversed The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: 🔊 הוּשַׂחְתֶּם husachtem	🔊 הוּשַׂחְתֶּן husachten you f. pl. were conversed The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: 🔊 הוּשַׂחְתֶּן husachten
	3rd	🔊 הוּשַׂח husach he / it was conversed	🔊 הוּשְׂחָה huscha she / it was conversed	🔊 הוּשְׂחוּ huschu they were conversed
Future tense	1st	🔊 אוּשַׂח usach I will be conversed		🔊 נוּשַׂח nusach we will be conversed
	2nd	🔊 תּוּשַׂח tusach you m. sg. will be conversed	🔊 תּוּשְׂחִי tuschi you f. sg. will be conversed	🔊 תּוּשְׂחוּ tuschu you m. pl. will be conversed	🔊 תּוּשַׂחְנָה tusachna 🔊 תּוּשָׂחֶינָה tusachena you f. pl. will be conversed In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: 🔊 תּוּשְׂחוּ tuschu
	3rd	🔊 יוּשַׂח yusach he / it will be conversed	🔊 תּוּשַׂח tusach she / it will be conversed	🔊 יוּשְׂחוּ yuschu they m. will be conversed	🔊 תּוּשַׂחְנָה tusachna 🔊 תּוּשָׂחֶינָה tusachena they f. will be conversed In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: 🔊 יוּשְׂחוּ yuschu