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This template is used to create verb inflection (i.e. conjugation) tables for Hebrew verbs. It uses Module:he-verb as its backend. Should be placed under a Conjugation or Inflection header.

|1=

The abbreviation for binyan or sub-binyan of the verb. They can an be any of the following:

1. pa for pa'al
2. pi for pi'el
   • po for po'el or polel
3. pu for pu'al
   • poal for po'al or polal
4. hif for hif'il
5. huf for huf'al
6. nif for nif'al
7. hit for hitpa'el
   • hitpo for hitpo'el or hitpolel
8. hitpu for hitpu'al (a rare modern coinage)

|2= and rarely |3=, |4=

The root of the verb, distinguishing shins and sins, almost always without any separators. Use a rafe ⟨◌ֿ⟩ to force a rafe charcater (e.g. in פיספס / פִסְפֵס (fisfés)), dagesh on final letter to keep it unchanged (example?), the usage of :...

|inf=

An override for the to-infinitive, - to disable. Use a \ to separate the defective and excessive forms when both exist (e.g. |inf=ליהנות \ לֵהָנוֹת).

|noun=

An override for the action noun, - to disable. \ thing doesn't work here

|pp=

An override for the passive participle, - to disable.

|assim=

Forcibly disable with - or forcibly enable with + the assimilation of certain consonants, e.g. it's enabled for הִנְגִּיד (hangíd) so it won't be turned into הִגִּיד (higíd). The module usally guesses correctly so this is rarely needed.

|elide=

Forcibly disable with - or forcibly enable with + elision, e.g. in אָהַב (aháv) or נָפַל (nafál). Again this is rarely needed, though a bit more common than |assim=.

|hollow=

?, - to disable and + to enable.

|geminate=

?, - to disable and + to enable.

|nochataf=

?, - to disable and + to enable.

|past_char=

? add list

|pres_short=

? add list

|fut_char=

? add list

|<tense>_long_stem=

Only for geminate pa'al verbs? (See the accepted abbreviations below)

The are many different parameters to override specific forms. The imperative and present tense forms are in/of the form |<tense>_<gender>= (see the accepted abbreviations below) and the past and future tense forms are in/of the form |<tense>_<person><gender>=. So for example the future second-person masculine plural override parameter is |fut_2mp= and the imperative feminine singular is |imp_fs=.

• Tense abbreviations:

• imp for imperative
• fut for future (a.k.a. imperfect or prefix conjugation)
• pres for present (a.k.a. active participle)
• past for past (a.k.a. perfect or suffix conjugation)

• Gender abbreviations:

• s for singular *first person only
• p for plural *first person only
• ms for masculine singular
• fs for feminine singular
• mp for masculine plural
• fp for feminine plural

• Person abbreviations:

• 1 for first person
• 2 for second person
• 3 for third person