Parse It vs Hebrew Words & Writing Usage & Stats

Practise parsing biblical Hebrew verbs with Parse It Find biblical Hebrew difficult to learn? A key way to master a new language is to master verbs and biblical Hebrew is no different. Mastery comes from practice and that's where Parse It comes to the rescue! Parse It helps you to practise Hebrew by giving you verbs to parse. Tap the screen to check you parsed correctly, then tap again for a new verb. Simple! Stuck on a verb and need a hint? Tap any verb and Parse It will highlight the root consonants for you. Neat! Features: • Turn on and off individual stems, conjugations and verb types, so only practise what you've been taught or want to focus on. • Highlight root consonants. • All major stems, including: Qal, Niphal, Piel, Pual, Hiphil, Hophal, Hithpael and more… • Conjugations include: perfect (suffix), imperfect (prefix), imperative, cohortative, infinitives (absolute and construct) and participles (active and passive). • Strong and weak verb paradigms, including: I-guttural (aleph, ayin, he, het, resh), I-yod, I-nun, II-guttural, III-guttural, biconsonantal (hollow/middle weak) and geminate. • Large collection of common verbs.

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Hebrew Words & Writing

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