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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

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