Conjugation of לְאוֹתֵת

Verb – PI'EL

Root: א - ו - ת

The middle radical of this word is weak. This word is conjugated according to the polel model.

The first radical of this word is guttural; this affects the adjacent vowels.

Meaning

to signal, to beacon

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Active forms Binyan Pi'el

Verb form	Person	Singular		Plural
		Masculine	Feminine	Masculine	Feminine
Present tense / Participle		🔊 מְאוֹתֵת me'otet I / you m. sg. / he / it signal(s)	🔊 מְאוֹתֶתֶת me'otetet I / you f. sg. / she / it signal(s)	🔊 מְאוֹתְתִים me'otetim we / you m. pl. / they m. signal	🔊 מְאוֹתְתוֹת me'otetot we / you f. pl. / they f. signal
Past tense	1st	🔊 אוֹתַתִּי otatti I signalled		🔊 אוֹתַתְנוּ otatnu we signalled
	2nd	🔊 אוֹתַתָּ otatta you m. sg. signalled	🔊 אוֹתַתְּ otatet you f. sg. signalled	🔊 אוֹתַתֶּם otattem you m. pl. signalled The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: 🔊 אוֹתַתֶּם otattem	🔊 אוֹתַתֶּן otatten you f. pl. signalled The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: 🔊 אוֹתַתֶּן otatten
	3rd	🔊 אוֹתֵת otet he / it signalled	🔊 אוֹתְתָה oteta she / it signalled	🔊 אוֹתְתוּ otetu they signalled
Future tense	1st	🔊 אֲאוֹתֵת a'otet I will signal		🔊 נְאוֹתֵת ne'otet we will signal
	2nd	🔊 תְּאוֹתֵת te'otet you m. sg. will signal	🔊 תְּאוֹתְתִי te'oteti you f. sg. will signal	🔊 תְּאוֹתְתוּ te'otetu you m. pl. will signal	🔊 תְּאוֹתֵתְנָה te'otetna you f. pl. will signal In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: 🔊 תְּאוֹתְתוּ te'otetu
	3rd	🔊 יְאוֹתֵת ye'otet he / it will signal	🔊 תְּאוֹתֵת te'otet she / it will signal	🔊 יְאוֹתְתוּ ye'otetu they m. will signal	🔊 תְּאוֹתֵתְנָה te'otetna they f. will signal In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: 🔊 יְאוֹתְתוּ ye'otetu
Imperative		🔊 אוֹתֵת!‏ otet! (to a man) signal!	🔊 אוֹתְתִי!‏ oteti! (to a woman) signal!	🔊 אוֹתְתוּ!‏ otetu! (to men) signal!	🔊 אוֹתֵתְנָה!‏ otetna! (to women) signal! In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: 🔊 אוֹתְתוּ!‏ otetu!
Infinitive		🔊 לְאוֹתֵת le'otet to signal

Passive forms Binyan Pu'al

Verb form	Person	Singular		Plural
		Masculine	Feminine	Masculine	Feminine
Present tense / Participle		🔊 מְאוֹתָת me'otat I am / you m. sg. are / he / it is signalled	🔊 מְאוֹתֶתֶת me'otetet I am / you f. sg. are / she / it is signalled	🔊 מְאוֹתָתִים me'otatim we / you m. pl. / they m. are signalled	🔊 מְאוֹתָתוֹת me'otatot we / you f. pl. / they f. are signalled
Past tense	1st	🔊 אוֹתַתִּי otatti I was signalled		🔊 אוֹתַתְנוּ otatnu we were signalled
	2nd	🔊 אוֹתַתָּ otatta you m. sg. were signalled	🔊 אוֹתַתְּ otatet you f. sg. were signalled	🔊 אוֹתַתֶּם otattem you m. pl. were signalled The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: 🔊 אוֹתַתֶּם otattem	🔊 אוֹתַתֶּן otatten you f. pl. were signalled The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: 🔊 אוֹתַתֶּן otatten
	3rd	🔊 אוֹתַת otat he / it was signalled	🔊 אוֹתְתָה oteta she / it was signalled	🔊 אוֹתְתוּ otetu they were signalled
Future tense	1st	🔊 אֲאוֹתַת a'otat I will be signalled		🔊 נְאוֹתַת ne'otat we will be signalled
	2nd	🔊 תְּאוֹתַת te'otat you m. sg. will be signalled	🔊 תְּאוֹתְתִי te'oteti you f. sg. will be signalled	🔊 תְּאוֹתְתוּ te'otetu you m. pl. will be signalled	🔊 תְּאוֹתַתְנָה te'otatna you f. pl. will be signalled In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: 🔊 תְּאוֹתְתוּ te'otetu
	3rd	🔊 יְאוֹתַת ye'otat he / it will be signalled	🔊 תְּאוֹתַת te'otat she / it will be signalled	🔊 יְאוֹתְתוּ ye'otetu they m. will be signalled	🔊 תְּאוֹתַתְנָה te'otatna they f. will be signalled In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: 🔊 יְאוֹתְתוּ ye'otetu