Verb – HIF'IL
Root: ד - ו - ח
The middle radical of this word disappears or turns into a vowel in inflected forms.
The final radical of this word is guttural; this affects the adjacent vowels.
Verb form | Person | Singular | Plural | ||
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Masculine | Feminine | Masculine | Feminine | ||
Present tense / Participle | מֵדִיחַ mediach I / you m. sg. / he / it rinse(s) | מְדִיחָה medicha I / you f. sg. / she / it rinse(s) | מְדִיחִים medichim we / you m. pl. / they m. rinse | מְדִיחוֹת medichot we / you f. pl. / they f. rinse | |
Past tense | 1st | הֵדַחְתִּי hedachti הֲדִיחוֹתִי hadichoti I rinsed | הֵדַחְנוּ hedachnu הֲדִיחוֹנוּ hadichonu we rinsed | ||
2nd | הֵדַחְתָּ hedachta הֲדִיחוֹתָ hadichota you m. sg. rinsed | הֵדַחְתְּ hedacht הֲדִיחוֹת hadichot you f. sg. rinsed | הֲדַחְתֶּם hadachtem הֲדִיחוֹתֶם hadichotem you m. pl. rinsed The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: הֵדַחְתֶּם hedachtem הֲדִיחוֹתֶם hadichotem | הֲדַחְתֶּן hadachten הֲדִיחוֹתֶן hadichoten you f. pl. rinsed The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: הֵדַחְתֶּן hedachten הֲדִיחוֹתֶן hadichoten | |
3rd | הֵדִיחַ hediach he / it rinsed | הֵדִיחָה hedicha she / it rinsed | הֵדִיחוּ hedichu they rinsed | ||
Future tense | 1st | אָדִיחַ adiach I will rinse | נָדִיחַ nadiach we will rinse | ||
2nd | תָּדִיחַ tadiach you m. sg. will rinse | תָּדִיחִי tadichi you f. sg. will rinse | תָּדִיחוּ tadichu you m. pl. will rinse | תָּדַחְנָה tadachna תְּדִיחֶינָה tedichena you f. pl. will rinse In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: תָּדִיחוּ tadichu | |
3rd | יָדִיחַ yadiach he / it will rinse | תָּדִיחַ tadiach she / it will rinse | יָדִיחוּ yadichu they m. will rinse | תָּדַחְנָה tadachna תְּדִיחֶינָה tedichena they f. will rinse In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: יָדִיחוּ yadichu | |
Imperative | הָדֵחַ! hadeach! (to a man) rinse! | הָדִיחִי! hadichi! (to a woman) rinse! | הָדִיחוּ! hadichu! (to men) rinse! | הָדַחְנָה! hadachna! הָדֵחְנָה! hadechna! (to women) rinse! In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: הָדִיחוּ! hadichu! | |
Infinitive | לְהָדִיחַ lehadiach to rinse |
Word | Root | Part of speech | Meaning |
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לְדַווֵּחַ | ד - ו - ח | Verb – pi'el | to report |
דִּיוּוּחַ | ד - ו - ח | Noun – kittul pattern, masculine | report |
הֲדָחָה | ד - ו - ח | Noun – haktala pattern, feminine | rinsing, washing |
מֵדִיחַ | ד - ו - ח | Noun – maktil pattern, masculine | dishwasher |
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