Hebrew Verb Conjugator

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לכתוב — lichtov "to write" · root כ-ת-ב · Pa'al binyan

Past tense

PersonHebrewTransliteration
אני (I) כתבתי katavti
אתה (you, m.) כתבת katavta
את (you, f.) כתבת katavt
הוא (he) כתב katav
היא (she) כתבה katvah
אנחנו (we) כתבנו katavnu
אתם (you, m.pl.) כתבתם ktavtem
אתן (you, f.pl.) כתבתן ktavten
הם/הן (they) כתבו katvu

Present tense

PersonHebrewTransliteration
יחיד (m.s.) כותב kotev
יחידה (f.s.) כותבת kotevet
רבים (m.pl.) כותבים kotvim
רבות (f.pl.) כותבות kotvot

Future tense

PersonHebrewTransliteration
אני (I) אכתוב echtov
אתה (you, m.) תכתוב tichtov
את (you, f.) תכתבי tichtevi
הוא (he) יכתוב yichtov
היא (she) תכתוב tichtov
אנחנו (we) נכתוב nichtov
אתם (you, m.pl.) תכתבו tichtevu
אתן (you, f.pl.) תכתבו tichtevu
הם/הן (they) יכתבו yichtevu
Note on present tense Hebrew present tense doesn't change by person — only by gender and number (4 forms), unlike past and future, which change by person too (9 forms). See Hebrew Grammar for the full explanation.
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