"Piel" Structure:

Roots of A"V: Lesson # 13 also shows how to conjugate roots of A"V class. As you see in the chart, a A"V verb form is easy to spot.

At the Masculine/Singular form the verb is only two! letters long.

At the Feminine/Singular form the verb is only three! letters long.

Plural forms are too, shorter than the one of the other classes.

At the Masculine/Plural form the verb is only four! letters long.

At the Feminine/Plural form the verb is only five! letters long.

(F/P) . .

(M/P) . .

(F/S) . . .

(S/M) . .

(Inf.) . . . L

The infinitive form is not colored for a purpose. When is an "O" vav, than a brown color should be used.
On the other hand, when "Ayn Hapoal" is an "U" Vav, than a blue color should be used.

Understanding this concept enables you to to conjugate the following root (Get up)

as,- "LaKum" "Kam", "Kamah", "Kamim", "Kamot".

(F/P) M K

(M/P) M K

(F/S) H M K

(S/M) M K

(Inf.) M U K L

A"V conjugated verbs that have been introduced in previous lessons are:

Live/Reside	.	.
Come

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