Conjugation of לְשַׁקְשֵׁק

Verb – PI'EL

Root: שׁ - ק - שׁ - ק

This word has a 4-letter root. The second and third letters of the root occupy the place reserved for the middle radical in the inflection model.

Meaning

to clatter, to rattle; to tremble with fear (slang)

Verb form	Person	Singular		Plural
		Masculine	Feminine	Masculine	Feminine
Present tense / Participle		מְשַׁקְשֵׁק meshakshek I / you m. sg. / he / it clatter(s)	מְשַׁקְשֶׁקֶת meshaksheket I / you f. sg. / she / it clatter(s)	מְשַׁקְשְׁקִים meshakshekim we / you m. pl. / they m. clatter	מְשַׁקְשְׁקוֹת meshakshekot we / you f. pl. / they f. clatter
Past tense	1st	שִׁקְשַׁקְתִּי shikshakti I clattered		שִׁקְשַׁקְנוּ shikshaknu we clattered
	2nd	שִׁקְשַׁקְתָּ shikshakta you m. sg. clattered	שִׁקְשַׁקְתְּ shikshakt you f. sg. clattered	שִׁקְשַׁקְתֶּם shikshaktem you m. pl. clattered The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: שִׁקְשַׁקְתֶּם shikshaktem	שִׁקְשַׁקְתֶּן shikshakten you f. pl. clattered The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: שִׁקְשַׁקְתֶּן shikshakten
	3rd	שִׁקְשֵׁק shikshek he / it clattered	שִׁקְשְׁקָה shiksheka she / it clattered	שִׁקְשְׁקוּ shiksheku they clattered
Future tense	1st	אֲשַׁקְשֵׁק ashakshek I will clatter		נְשַׁקְשֵׁק neshakshek we will clatter
	2nd	תְּשַׁקְשֵׁק teshakshek you m. sg. will clatter	תְּשַׁקְשְׁקִי teshaksheki you f. sg. will clatter	תְּשַׁקְשְׁקוּ teshaksheku you m. pl. will clatter	תְּשַׁקְשֵׁקְנָה teshakshekna you f. pl. will clatter In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: תְּשַׁקְשְׁקוּ teshaksheku
	3rd	יְשַׁקְשֵׁק yeshakshek he / it will clatter	תְּשַׁקְשֵׁק teshakshek she / it will clatter	יְשַׁקְשְׁקוּ yeshaksheku they m. will clatter	תְּשַׁקְשֵׁקְנָה teshakshekna they f. will clatter In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: יְשַׁקְשְׁקוּ yeshaksheku
Imperative		שַׁקְשֵׁק!‏ shakshek! (to a man) clatter!	שַׁקְשְׁקִי!‏ shaksheki! (to a woman) clatter!	שַׁקְשְׁקוּ!‏ shaksheku! (to men) clatter!	שַׁקְשֵׁקְנָה!‏ shakshekna! (to women) clatter! In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: שַׁקְשְׁקוּ!‏ shaksheku!
Infinitive		לְשַׁקְשֵׁק leshakshek to clatter