Hebrew conjugation tables

Part of speech: Root: Radicals: (right to left) – – Binyan:

Word	Root	Part of speech	Meaning
🔊 דָּפוּקdafuk	ד - פ - ק	Adjective – katul pattern	messed up, bad, in suboptimal condition (slang); crazy (slang)
🔊 לִדְפּוֹקlidpok	ד - פ - ק	Verb – pa'al	to knock; to have a sexual intercourse (slang)
🔊 דְּפִיקָהdfika	ד - פ - ק	Noun – ktila pattern, feminine	knock; dent, notch (from a hit); failure, bad luck, misfortune (slang); sexual intercourse (slang)
🔊 דּוֹפֶקdofek	ד - פ - ק	Noun – kotel pattern, masculine	pulse
🔊 לְהִידַּפֵּקlehidapek	ד - פ - ק	Verb – hitpa'el	to knock (on the door)
🔊 דִּיקְדּוּקdikduk	ד - ק - ד - ק	Noun – kittul pattern, masculine	grammar
🔊 לְדַקְדֵּקledakdek	ד - ק - ד - ק	Verb – pi'el	to scrutinize, to niggle (ב-)
🔊 דֶּקֶלdekel	ד - ק - ל	Noun – ketel pattern, masculine	palm tree
🔊 דִּיקְלוּםdiklum	ד - ק - ל - ם	Noun – kittul pattern, masculine	declamation
🔊 לְדַקְלֵםledaklem	ד - ק - ל - ם	Verb – pi'el	to recite, to declaim
🔊 דַּקָּהdaka	ד - ק - ק	Noun – katla pattern, feminine	minute
🔊 דַּקdak	ד - ק - ק	Adjective – kal pattern	thin; fine
🔊 דַּקּוּתdakut	ד - ק - ק	Noun – feminine	thinness; nuance, subtlety
🔊 דָּקִיקdakik	ד - ק - ק	Adjective – katil pattern	very thin, paper-thin
🔊 לִדְקוֹרlidkor	ד - ק - ר	Verb – pa'al	to stab, to prick