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Conjugation of לִלְאוֹת

Verb – PA'AL

Root: ל - א - ה

The final radical of this word disappears or turns into a vowel in inflected forms.

The middle radical of this word is guttural; this affects the adjacent vowels.

Meaning

to get tired (lit.)

Verb form	Person	Singular		Plural
		Masculine	Feminine	Masculine	Feminine
Present tense / Participle		לֵאֶה le'e לוֹאֶה lo'e I / you m. sg. / he / it get(s) tired	לֵאָה le'a לוֹאָה lo'a I / you f. sg. / she / it get(s) tired	לֵאִים le'im לוֹאִים lo'im we / you m. pl. / they m. get tired	לֵאוֹת le'ot לוֹאוֹת lo'ot we / you f. pl. / they f. get tired
Past tense	1st	לָאִיתִי la'iti I got tired		לָאִינוּ la'inu we got tired
	2nd	לָאִיתָ la'ita you m. sg. got tired	לָאִית la'it you f. sg. got tired	לְאִיתֶם le'item you m. pl. got tired The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: לָאִיתֶם la'item	לְאִיתֶן le'iten you f. pl. got tired The ending is usually unstressed in spoken language: לָאִיתֶן la'iten
	3rd	לָאָה la'a he / it got tired	לָאֲתָה la'ata she / it got tired	לָאוּ la'u they got tired
Future tense	1st	אֶלְאֶה el'e I will get tired		נִלְאֶה nil'e we will get tired
	2nd	תִּלְאֶה til'e you m. sg. will get tired	תִּלְאִי til'i you f. sg. will get tired	תִּלְאוּ til'u you m. pl. will get tired	תִּלְאֶינָה til'ena you f. pl. will get tired In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: תִּלְאוּ til'u
	3rd	יִלְאֶה yil'e he / it will get tired	תִּלְאֶה til'e she / it will get tired	יִלְאוּ yil'u they m. will get tired	תִּלְאֶינָה til'ena they f. will get tired In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: יִלְאוּ yil'u
Imperative		לְאֵה!‏ le'e! (to a man) get tired!	לְאִי!‏ le'i! (to a woman) get tired!	לְאוּ!‏ le'u! (to men) get tired!	לְאֶינָה!‏ le'ena! (to women) get tired! In modern language, the masculine form is generally used: לְאוּ!‏ le'u!
Infinitive		לִלְאוֹת lil'ot to get tired