לקוץ – to loathe, to be sick of; to wake up (archaic) – Hebrew conjugation tables

Verb – PA'AL

Root: ק - ו - ץ

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

to loathe, to be sick of; to wake up (archaic)

Verb form	Person	Singular		Plural
Verb form	Person	Masculine	Feminine	Masculine	Feminine
Present tense / Participle		קָץ katz I / you m. sg. / he / it loathe(s)	קָצָה katza I / you f. sg. / she / it loathe(s) The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: קָצָה katza	קָצִים katzim we / you m. pl. / they m. loathe	קָצוֹת katzot we / you f. pl. / they f. loathe
Past tense	1st	קַצְתִּי katzti I loathed		קַצְנוּ katznu we loathed
	2nd	קַצְתָּ katzta you m. sg. loathed	קַצְתְּ katzt you f. sg. loathed	קַצְתֶּם katztem you m. pl. loathed The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: קַצְתֶּם katztem	קַצְתֶּן katzten you f. pl. loathed The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: קַצְתֶּן katzten
	3rd	קָץ katz he / it loathed	קָצָה katza she / it loathed	קָצוּ katzu they loathed
Future tense	1st	אָקוּץ akutz I will loathe		נָקוּץ nakutz we will loathe
	2nd	תָּקוּץ takutz you m. sg. will loathe	תָּקוּצִי takutzi you f. sg. will loathe	תָּקוּצוּ takutzu you m. pl. will loathe	תָּקֹצְנָה ~ תקוצנה takotzna תְּקוּצֶינָה tekutzena you f. pl. will loathe In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: תָּקוּצוּ takutzu
	3rd	יָקוּץ yakutz he / it will loathe	תָּקוּץ takutz she / it will loathe	יָקוּצוּ yakutzu they m. will loathe	תָּקֹצְנָה ~ תקוצנה takotzna תְּקוּצֶינָה tekutzena they f. will loathe In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: יָקוּצוּ yakutzu
Imperative		קוּץ!‏ kutz! (to a man) loathe!	קוּצִי!‏ kutzi! (to a woman) loathe!	קוּצוּ!‏ kutzu! (to men) loathe!	קֹצְנָה!‏ ~ קוצנה!‏ kotzna! קוּצֶינָה!‏ kutzena! (to women) loathe! In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: קוּצוּ!‏ kutzu!
Infinitive		לָקוּץ lakutz to loathe