לרתות – to pity, to mercy (talmudic); to be sympathetic to someone (lit.) – Hebrew conjugation tables

Verb – PI'EL

Root: ר - ת - ה

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

to pity, to mercy (talmudic); to be sympathetic to someone (lit.)

Verb form	Person	Singular		Plural
Verb form	Person	Masculine	Feminine	Masculine	Feminine
Present tense / Participle		מְרַתֶּה merate I / you m. sg. / he / it pity(-ies)	מְרַתָּה merata I / you f. sg. / she / it pity(-ies)	מְרַתִּים meratim we / you m. pl. / they m. pity	מְרַתּוֹת meratot we / you f. pl. / they f. pity
Past tense	1st	רִתִּיתִי ~ ריתיתי rititi I pitied		רִתִּינוּ ~ ריתינו ritinu we pitied
	2nd	רִתִּיתָ ~ ריתית ritita you m. sg. pitied	רִתִּית ~ ריתית ritit you f. sg. pitied	רִתִּיתֶם ~ ריתיתם rititem you m. pl. pitied The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: רִתִּיתֶם ~ ריתיתם rititem	רִתִּיתֶן ~ ריתיתן rititen you f. pl. pitied The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: רִתִּיתֶן ~ ריתיתן rititen
	3rd	רִתָּה ~ ריתה rita he / it pitied	רִתְּתָה ~ ריתתה riteta she / it pitied	רִתּוּ ~ ריתו ritu they pitied
Future tense	1st	אֲרַתֶּה arate I will pity		נְרַתֶּה nerate we will pity
	2nd	תְּרַתֶּה terate you m. sg. will pity	תְּרַתִּי terati you f. sg. will pity	תְּרַתּוּ teratu you m. pl. will pity	תְּרַתֶּינָה teratena you f. pl. will pity In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: תְּרַתּוּ teratu
	3rd	יְרַתֶּה yerate he / it will pity	תְּרַתֶּה terate she / it will pity	יְרַתּוּ yeratu they m. will pity	תְּרַתֶּינָה teratena they f. will pity In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: יְרַתּוּ yeratu
Imperative		רַתֵּה!‏ rate! (to a man) pity!	רַתִּי!‏ rati! (to a woman) pity!	רַתּוּ!‏ ratu! (to men) pity!	רַתֶּינָה!‏ ratena! (to women) pity! In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: רַתּוּ!‏ ratu!
Infinitive		לְרַתּוֹת leratot to pity