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How to say "мучить" in Hebrew

לְעַנּוֹת

[leanot]without vowels: לענות

Meaning: мучить, пытать, истязать(Russian; English translation coming soon)

"мучить" in Hebrew is לְעַנּוֹת (leanot). A verb in binyan pi'el, root ע-נ-ה. Present, past and future forms with transcription and audio.

Part of speech
verb
Binyan
pi'el
Root
ע-נ-ה

Examples: "мучить" in the present, past and future

Present tense

heהוּא מְעַנֶּהmeane
sheהִיא מְעַנָּהmeana
they (m.)הֵם מְעַנִּיםmeanim
they (f.)הֵן מְעַנּוֹתmeanot

Past tense

Iאֲנִי עִינִּיתִיiniti
heהוּא עִינָּהina
sheהִיא עִינְּתָהinta
theyהֵם עִינּוּinu

Future tense

Iאֲנִי אֲעַנֶּהaane
you (m.)אַתָּה תְּעַנֶּהteane
heהוּא יְעַנֶּהyane
sheהִיא תְּעַנֶּהteane

Transcription is approximate: Hebrew stress usually falls on the last syllable.

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