Inflection of קוֹדֶשׁ https://www.pealim.com
Noun – kotel pattern, masculine
Root:
This root does not have any special conjugation properties.
Meaning
holiness, sanctity; sacred place or object
Forms without pronominal affixes
| Singular | Plural | |
|---|---|---|
| Absolute state | ~ קודש kodesh holiness | ~ קודשים kodashim holinesses |
| Construct state | ~ קודש־ kodesh- holiness of ... | ~ קודשי־ kodshei- holinesses of ... |
Forms with pronominal affixes
| Noun number | Person | Singular | Plural | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Masculine | Feminine | Masculine | Feminine | ||
| Singular | 1st | ~ קודשי kodshi my holiness | ~ קודשנו kodshenu our holiness | ||
| 2nd | ~ קודשך kodshecha your m. sg. holiness | ~ קודשך kodshech your f. sg. holiness | ~ קודשכם kodshechem your m. pl. holiness | ~ קודשכן kodshechen your f. pl. holiness | |
| 3rd | ~ קודשו kodsho his / its holiness | ~ קודשה kodsha(h) her / its holiness | ~ קודשם kodsham their m. holiness | ~ קודשן kodshan their f. holiness | |
| Plural | 1st | ~ קודשיי kodashay my holinesses | ~ קודשינו kodasheinu our holinesses | ||
| 2nd | ~ קודשיך kodashecha your m. sg. holinesses | ~ קודשייך kodashayich your f. sg. holinesses | ~ קודשיכם kodsheichem your m. pl. holinesses | ~ קודשיכן kodsheichen your f. pl. holinesses | |
| 3rd | ~ קודשיו kodashav his / its holinesses | ~ קודשיה kodasheha her / its holinesses | ~ קודשיהם kodsheihem their m. holinesses | ~ קודשיהן kodsheihen their f. holinesses | |
See also
| Word | Root | Part of speech | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| ק - ד - שׁ | Noun – haktala pattern, feminine | consecration, sanctification; dedication, designation | |
| ק - ד - שׁ | Noun – miktal pattern, masculine | temple, sanctuary | |
| ק - ד - שׁ | Adjective – katol pattern | saint, holy; sacred, hallowed | |
| ק - ד - שׁ | Verb – pi'el | to sanctify, to hallow | |
| ק - ד - שׁ | Verb – hif'il | to dedicate, to devote | |
| ק - ד - שׁ | Verb – hitpa'el | to become sanctified, hallowed | |
| ק - ד - שׁ | Noun – kittul pattern, masculine | Kiddush (Jewish tradition) |