Conjugation of לִנְאוֹק

Verb – PA'AL

Root: נ - א - ק

The middle radical of this word is guttural. It cannot bear a dagesh, and the adjacent vowels may be affected.

The first radical of this word can assimilate with the second radical in inflected forms.

Meaning

to groan, to moan (rare)

Verb form	Person	Singular		Plural
		Masculine	Feminine	Masculine	Feminine
Present tense / Participle		נוֹאֵק no'ek I / you m. sg. / he / it groan(s)	נוֹאֶקֶת no'eket I / you f. sg. / she / it groan(s)	נוֹאֲקִים no'akim we / you m. pl. / they m. groan	נוֹאֲקוֹת no'akot we / you f. pl. / they f. groan
Past tense	1st	נָאַקְתִּי na'akti I groaned		נָאַקְנוּ na'aknu we groaned
	2nd	נָאַקְתָּ na'akta you m. sg. groaned	נָאַקְתְּ na'akt you f. sg. groaned	נְאַקְתֶּם ne'aktem you m. pl. groaned The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: נָאַקְתֶּם na'aktem	נְאַקְתֶּן ne'akten you f. pl. groaned The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: נָאַקְתֶּן na'akten
	3rd	נָאַק na'ak he / it groaned	נָאֲקָה na'aka she / it groaned	נָאֲקוּ na'aku they groaned
Future tense	1st	אֶנְאַק en'ak I will groan		נִנְאַק nin'ak we will groan
	2nd	תִּנְאַק tin'ak you m. sg. will groan	תִּנְאֲקִי tin'aki you f. sg. will groan	תִּנְאֲקוּ tin'aku you m. pl. will groan	תִּנְאַקְנָה tin'akna you f. pl. will groan In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: תִּנְאֲקוּ tin'aku
	3rd	יִנְאַק yin'ak he / it will groan	תִּנְאַק tin'ak she / it will groan	יִנְאֲקוּ yin'aku they m. will groan	תִּנְאַקְנָה tin'akna they f. will groan In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: יִנְאֲקוּ yin'aku
Imperative		נְאַק!‏ ne'ak! (to a man) groan!	נַאֲקִי!‏ na'aki! (to a woman) groan!	נַאֲקוּ!‏ na'aku! (to men) groan!	נְאַקְנָה!‏ ne'akna! (to women) groan! In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: נַאֲקוּ!‏ na'aku!
Infinitive		לִנְאֹק ~ לנאוק lin'ok to groan