Conjugation of לְהַתְנוֹת

Verb – HIF'IL

Root: ת - נ - ה

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

Meaning

to stipulate, to require

Active forms Binyan Hif'il

Verb form	Person	Singular		Plural
		Masculine	Feminine	Masculine	Feminine
Present tense / Participle		מַתְנֶה matne I / you m. sg. / he / it stipulate(s)	מַתְנָה matna I / you f. sg. / she / it stipulate(s)	מַתְנִים matnim we / you m. pl. / they m. stipulate	מַתְנוֹת matnot we / you f. pl. / they f. stipulate
Past tense	1st	הִתְנֵיתִי hitneti I stipulated		הִתְנֵינוּ hitnenu we stipulated
	2nd	הִתְנֵיתָ hitneta you m. sg. stipulated	הִתְנֵית hitnet you f. sg. stipulated	הִתְנֵיתֶם hitnetem you m. pl. stipulated The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: הִתְנֵיתֶם hitnetem	הִתְנֵיתֶן hitneten you f. pl. stipulated The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: הִתְנֵיתֶן hitneten
	3rd	הִתְנָה hitna he / it stipulated	הִתְנְתָה hitneta she / it stipulated	הִתְנוּ hitnu they stipulated
Future tense	1st	אַתְנֶה atne I will stipulate		נַתְנֶה natne we will stipulate
	2nd	תַּתְנֶה tatne you m. sg. will stipulate	תַּתְנִי tatni you f. sg. will stipulate	תַּתְנוּ tatnu you m. pl. will stipulate	תַּתְנֶינָה tatnena you f. pl. will stipulate In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: תַּתְנוּ tatnu
	3rd	יַתְנֶה yatne he / it will stipulate	תַּתְנֶה tatne she / it will stipulate	יַתְנוּ yatnu they m. will stipulate	תַּתְנֶינָה tatnena they f. will stipulate In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: יַתְנוּ yatnu
Imperative		הַתְנֵה!‏ hatne! (to a man) stipulate!	הַתְנִי!‏ hatni! (to a woman) stipulate!	הַתְנוּ!‏ hatnu! (to men) stipulate!	הַתְנֶינָה!‏ hatnena! (to women) stipulate! In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: הַתְנוּ!‏ hatnu!
Infinitive		לְהַתְנוֹת lehatnot to stipulate

Passive forms Binyan Huf'al

Verb form	Person	Singular		Plural
		Masculine	Feminine	Masculine	Feminine
Present tense / Participle		מֻתְנֶה ~ מותנה mutne I am / you m. sg. are / he / it is stipulated	מֻתְנֵית ~ מותנית mutnet I am / you f. sg. are / she / it is stipulated	מֻתְנִים ~ מותנים mutnim we / you m. pl. / they m. are stipulated	מֻתְנוֹת ~ מותנות mutnot we / you f. pl. / they f. are stipulated
Past tense	1st	הֻתְנֵיתִי ~ הותניתי hutneti I was stipulated		הֻתְנֵינוּ ~ הותנינו hutnenu we were stipulated
	2nd	הֻתְנֵיתָ ~ הותנית hutneta you m. sg. were stipulated	הֻתְנֵית ~ הותנית hutnet you f. sg. were stipulated	הֻתְנֵיתֶם ~ הותניתם hutnetem you m. pl. were stipulated The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: הֻתְנֵיתֶם ~ הותניתם hutnetem	הֻתְנֵיתֶן ~ הותניתן hutneten you f. pl. were stipulated The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: הֻתְנֵיתֶן ~ הותניתן hutneten
	3rd	הֻתְנָה ~ הותנה hutna he / it was stipulated	הֻתְנְתָה ~ הותנתה hutneta she / it was stipulated	הֻתְנוּ ~ הותנו hutnu they were stipulated
Future tense	1st	אֻתְנֶה ~ אותנה utne I will be stipulated		נֻתְנֶה ~ נותנה nutne we will be stipulated
	2nd	תֻּתְנֶה ~ תותנה tutne you m. sg. will be stipulated	תֻּתְנִי ~ תותני tutni you f. sg. will be stipulated	תֻּתְנוּ ~ תותנו tutnu you m. pl. will be stipulated	תֻּתְנֶינָה ~ תותנינה tutnena you f. pl. will be stipulated In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: תֻּתְנוּ ~ תותנו tutnu
	3rd	יֻתְנֶה ~ יותנה yutne he / it will be stipulated	תֻּתְנֶה ~ תותנה tutne she / it will be stipulated	יֻתְנוּ ~ יותנו yutnu they m. will be stipulated	תֻּתְנֶינָה ~ תותנינה tutnena they f. will be stipulated In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: יֻתְנוּ ~ יותנו yutnu