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Binyan Nif’al

“Binyan Nif’al” Present Tense

“Binyan Nif’al” Present Tense

Nif’al is the passive counterpart of Pa’al. Verbs in this binyan often describe actions that happen to the subject, rather

“Binyan Nif’al” Past Tense

“Binyan Nif’al” Past Tense

Nif’al is the passive counterpart of Pa’al. In the past tense, it describes actions that happened to the subject- either

“Binyan Nif’al” Future Tense

“Binyan Nif’al” Future Tense

Nif’al is the passive counterpart of Pa’al. In the future tense, it describes actions that will happen to the subject

The Meaning Of “Binyan Nif’al”

The Meaning Of “Binyan Nif’al”

Binyan Nif’al is a verb pattern that typically expresses passive or reflexive action. It often shows that the subject either

Binyan Nif’al Infinitive

Binyan Nif’al Infinitive

The infinitive in Nif’al expresses the basic idea of a passive or reflexive action – like “to be opened,” “to

Binyan Nif’al Imperative

Binyan Nif’al Imperative

The imperative in Nif’al is used to give commands or requests in a passive or reflexive sense – often telling

Binyan Nif’al Verbal Noun

Binyan Nif’al Verbal Noun

The verbal noun in Nif’al expresses a passive, reflexive, or inward-directed action as a noun – like “separation,” “self-protection,” or

Binyan Nif’al: Present Tense – “Peh-Nun”

Binyan Nif’al: Present Tense – “Peh-Nun”

Binyan Nif’al: Past Tense – “Peh-Nun”

Binyan Nif’al: Past Tense – “Peh-Nun”

Binyan Nif’al: Present Tense – “Peh-Yud”

Binyan Nif’al: Present Tense – “Peh-Yud”

Binyan Nif’al: Past Tense – “Peh-Yud”

Binyan Nif’al: Past Tense – “Peh-Yud”

Binyan Nif’al: Future Tense – “Peh-Yud”

Binyan Nif’al: Future Tense – “Peh-Yud”

Binyan Nif’al: Present Tense – “Ayin-Vav/Yud”

Binyan Nif’al: Present Tense – “Ayin-Vav/Yud”

Binyan Nif’al: Past Tense – “Ayin-Vav/Yud”

Binyan Nif’al: Past Tense – “Ayin-Vav/Yud”

Binyan Nif’al: Future Tense – “Ayin-Vav/Yud”

Binyan Nif’al: Future Tense – “Ayin-Vav/Yud”

Binyan Nif’al: Present Tense – “Lamed-Heh”

Binyan Nif’al: Present Tense – “Lamed-Heh”

Binyan Nif’al: Past Tense – “Lamed-Heh”

Binyan Nif’al: Past Tense – “Lamed-Heh”

Binyan Nif’al: Future Tense – “Lamed-Heh”

Binyan Nif’al: Future Tense – “Lamed-Heh”

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