Binyan Hitpa’el

Hitpa’el is the reflexive binyan in Hebrew. Verbs in this pattern often describe actions that a subject performs on itself,

Hitpa’el is the reflexive binyan in Hebrew. In the past tense, it describes actions that the subject performed on itself,

Hitpa’el is the reflexive binyan in Hebrew. In the future tense, it describes actions the subject will perform on itself,

Binyan Hitpa’el is a verb pattern in Hebrew that typically expresses reflexive or reciprocal action. It describes someone doing something

The infinitive in Hitpa’el expresses the basic idea of a reflexive or reciprocal action – like “to get dressed,” “to

The imperative in Hitpa’el is used to give commands or requests that are reflexive or reciprocal – telling someone to

The verbal noun in Hitpa’el expresses a reflexive or reciprocal action as a noun – like “connection,” “progress,” or “volunteering.”