Hebrew verbs · pa’al (פָּעַל)
לִנְעֹל: “to lock, put on shoes” in Hebrew
לִנְעֹל (lin'ol) means “to lock, put on shoes”. It belongs to the pa’al (פָּעַל) binyan, and its root is נ־ע־ל: the three consonants that stay in every form.
Below is the whole conjugation with vowel points: present, past and future. Tap a form to hear it in a native speaker’s voice. In an ulpan, this verb comes at the Aleph level.
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Present
Past
Future
In a sentence
I put on shoes.
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