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Binyan Nif'al
General Structure

Infinitive Form

The infinitive form of Binyan Nif’al always begins with ִהְל and

the last vowel

is E. It also has three syllables.

So the sound pattern of Binyan Nif’al is

L'HEE...A...E...

EE...A...E... are the core sound pattern vowels

Example:

to get in - סֵנָכ ִ הְל

Present Tense

In the present tense the first letter ל of the infinitive is omitted and the root of

the verb is preceded by ִנ and the vowels create the sound pattern

i...a....

Example: to get in – סֵנָכ ִהְל

תובר םיבר הבקנ רכז
תוֹסָנ ְכִנ םי ִסָנ ְכִנ ת ֶסֶנ ְכִנ סָנ ְכִנ

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