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Binyan Pu’al

“Binyan Pu’al” Present Tense

“Binyan Pu’al” Present Tense

Pu’al is the passive counterpart of Pi’el. Verbs in this binyan describe actions being received or experienced by the subject

“Binyan Pu’al” Past Tense

“Binyan Pu’al” Past Tense

Pu’al is the passive counterpart of Pi’el. In the past tense, it describes actions that were done to the subject

“Binyan Pu’al” Future Tense

“Binyan Pu’al” Future Tense

Pu’al is the passive counterpart of Pi’el. In the future tense, it describes actions that will be done to the

The Meaning Of “Binyan Pu’al”

The Meaning Of “Binyan Pu’al”

Binyan Pu’al is the passive counterpart of Binyan Pi’el. It expresses actions that were done to the subject, often with

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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