Hebrew conjugation tables

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

Word	Root	Part of speech	Meaning
🔊 שֶׁטַחshetach	שׁ - ט - ח	Noun – ketel pattern, masculine	area; territory
🔊 שָׁטִיחַshatiach	שׁ - ט - ח	Noun – katil pattern, masculine	carpet, rug
🔊 לְהִשְׁתַּטֵּחַlehishtateach	שׁ - ט - ח	Verb – hitpa'el	to get down, to prostrate oneself; to be flattened
🔊 שָׁטוּחַshatuach	שׁ - ט - ח	Adjective – katul pattern	flat; spread, stretched
🔊 לְהַשְׁטִיחַlehashtiach	שׁ - ט - ח	Verb – hif'il	to spread out (lit.); to flatten
🔊 שְׁטִיחוֹןshtichon	שׁ - ט - ח	Noun – masculine	rug, small carpet, mat
🔊 שֶׁטַח הֶפְקֵרshetach hefker	-	Noun	no man's land
🔊 לְהִשְׁתַּטּוֹתlehishtatot	שׁ - ט - ה	Verb – hitpa'el	to act like a fool; to go crazy (lit.)
🔊 שְׁטוּתshtut	שׁ - ט - ה	Noun – ktut pattern, feminine	stupidity, (in plural) nonsense
🔊 שׁוֹטֶהshote	שׁ - ט - ה	Adjective – kotel pattern	foolish, idiotic; fool (when used as a noun)
🔊 לְשַׁטּוֹתleshatot	שׁ - ט - ה	Verb – pi'el	to make fun of, to ridicule (lit.)
🔊 שִׁיטָּפוֹןshitafon	שׁ - ט - ף	Noun – kittalon pattern, masculine	flood, inundation
🔊 לִשְׁטוֹףlishtof	שׁ - ט - ף	Verb – pa'al	to wash, to rinse
🔊 לְהִישָּׁטֵףlehishatef	שׁ - ט - ף	Verb – nif'al	to be washed; to be washed away
🔊 שְׁטִיפָהshtifa	שׁ - ט - ף	Noun – ktila pattern, feminine	washing, rinsing