לנהוק – to bray, to cry (of a donkey) – Hebrew conjugation tables

Verb – PA'AL

Root: נ - ה - 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.

to bray, to cry (of a donkey)

Verb form	Person	Singular		Plural
Verb form	Person	Masculine	Feminine	Masculine	Feminine
Present tense / Participle		נוֹהֵק nohek I / you m. sg. / he / it bray(s)	נוֹהֶקֶת noheket I / you f. sg. / she / it bray(s)	נוֹהֲקִים nohakim we / you m. pl. / they m. bray	נוֹהֲקוֹת nohakot we / you f. pl. / they f. bray
Past tense	1st	נָהַקְתִּי nahakti I brayed		נָהַקְנוּ nahaknu we brayed
	2nd	נָהַקְתָּ nahakta you m. sg. brayed	נָהַקְתְּ nahakt you f. sg. brayed	נְהַקְתֶּם nehaktem you m. pl. brayed The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: נָהַקְתֶּם nahaktem	נְהַקְתֶּן nehakten you f. pl. brayed The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: נָהַקְתֶּן nahakten
	3rd	נָהַק nahak he / it brayed	נָהֲקָה nahaka she / it brayed	נָהֲקוּ nahaku they brayed
Future tense	1st	אֶנְהַק enhak I will bray		נִנְהַק ninhak we will bray
	2nd	תִּנְהַק tinhak you m. sg. will bray	תִּנְהֲקִי tinhaki you f. sg. will bray	תִּנְהֲקוּ tinhaku you m. pl. will bray	תִּנְהַקְנָה tinhakna you f. pl. will bray In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: תִּנְהֲקוּ tinhaku
	3rd	יִנְהַק yinhak he / it will bray	תִּנְהַק tinhak she / it will bray	יִנְהֲקוּ yinhaku they m. will bray	תִּנְהַקְנָה tinhakna they f. will bray In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: יִנְהֲקוּ yinhaku
Imperative		נְהַק!‏ nehak! (to a man) bray!	נַהֲקִי!‏ nahaki! (to a woman) bray!	נַהֲקוּ!‏ nahaku! (to men) bray!	נְהַקְנָה!‏ nehakna! (to women) bray! In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: נַהֲקוּ!‏ nahaku!
Infinitive		לִנְהֹק ~ לנהוק linhok to bray