How to say "to visit" in Hebrew
לִנְכּוֹחַ
[linkoakh]without vowels: לנכוח
Meaning: to visit
"to visit" in Hebrew is לִנְכּוֹחַ (linkoakh). A verb in binyan pa'al, root נ-כ-ח. Present, past and future forms with transcription and audio.
- Part of speech
- verb
- Binyan
- pa'al
- Root
- נ-כ-ח
Examples: "to visit" in the present, past and future
Present tense
| he | הוּא נוֹכֵחַ | nokheakh |
| she | הִיא נוֹכַחַת | nokhakhat |
| they (m.) | הֵם נוֹכְחִים | nokhkhim |
| they (f.) | הֵן נוֹכְחוֹת | nokhkhot |
Past tense
| I | אֲנִי נָכַחְתִּי | nakhakhti |
| he | הוּא נָכַח | nakhakh |
| she | הִיא נָכְחָה | nakhkha |
| they | הֵם נָכְחוּ | nakhkhu |
Future tense
| I | אֲנִי אֶנְכַּח | enkakh |
| you (m.) | אַתָּה תִּנְכַּח | tinkakh |
| he | הוּא יִנְכַּח | yinkakh |
| she | הִיא תִּנְכַּח | tinkakh |
Transcription is approximate: Hebrew stress usually falls on the last syllable.