פשוט – simple, plain; extended, stretched out – Hebrew conjugation tables

Adjective – katul pattern

Root: פ - שׁ - ט

This root does not have any special conjugation properties.

simple, plain; extended, stretched out

Singular		Plural
Masculine	Feminine	Masculine	Feminine
🔊 פָּשׁוּט pashut simple, plain; extended, stretched out	🔊 פְּשׁוּטָה pshuta simple, plain; extended, stretched out	🔊 פְּשׁוּטִים pshutim simple, plain; extended, stretched out	🔊 פְּשׁוּטוֹת pshutot simple, plain; extended, stretched out

Word	Root	Part of speech	Meaning
🔊 הַפְשָׁטָהhafshata	פ - שׁ - ט	Noun – haktala pattern, feminine	simplification, simplifying; undressing; skinning (an animal)
🔊 הִתְפַּשְּׁטוּתhitpashtut	פ - שׁ - ט	Noun – hitkattlut pattern, feminine	undressing; spreading, dissemination, expansion
🔊 לִפְשׁוֹטlifshot	פ - שׁ - ט	Verb – pa'al	to remove (clothing); to skin (an animal); to reach out (hand); to raid, to attack; to spread, to extend (intransitive)
🔊 לְהִיפָּשֵׁטlehipashet	פ - שׁ - ט	Verb – nif'al	to be taken off (of clothing); to be removed by skinning (of an animal hide); to be extended, stretched out (a hand, etc.)
🔊 לְפַשֵּׁטlefashet	פ - שׁ - ט	Verb – pi'el	to simplify
🔊 לְהַפְשִׁיטlehafshit	פ - שׁ - ט	Verb – hif'il	to undress (someone)
🔊 לְהִתְפַּשֵּׁטlehitpashet	פ - שׁ - ט	Verb – hitpa'el	to get undressed; to extend, to spread
🔊 פְּשִׁיטָהpshita	פ - שׁ - ט	Noun – ktila pattern, feminine	invasion, incursion, raid, attack; removal, taking off (clothing); stretching, extending (arms, legs)