טרף

Aramaic

Verb

טרף • (transliteration needed)




  1. to strike, to knock
    2. 

  2. to tire, to wear out






Hebrew


Root
ט־ר־ף‎



Verb


טָרַף • (taráf) (pa'al construction, passive counterpart נִטְרַף‎)




  1. To murder, devour.



Conjugation






Conjugation of טָרַף (see also Appendix:Hebrew verbs) 






non-finite forms


  • to-infinitive: לטרוף \ לִטְרֹף‎
    • 

  • action noun: טְרִיפָה‎
    • 

  • passive participle: טָרוּף‎




finite forms
singular
plural



m.
f.
m.
f.



past
first
טָרַפְתִּי‎טָרַפְנוּ‎



second
טָרַפְתָּ‎טָרַפְתְּ‎טְרַפְתֶּם‎1טְרַפְתֶּן‎1



third
טָרַףטָרְפָה‎טָרְפוּ‎



present
טוֹרֵף‎טוֹרֶפֶת‎טוֹרְפִים‎טוֹרְפוֹת‎



future
first
אטרוף \ אֶטְרֹף‎נטרוף \ נִטְרֹף‎



second
תטרוף \ תִּטְרֹף‎תִּטְרְפִי‎תִּטְרְפוּ‎תטרופנה \ תִּטְרֹפְנָה‎2



third
יטרוף \ יִטְרֹף‎תטרוף \ תִּטְרֹף‎יִטְרְפוּ‎תטרופנה \ תִּטְרֹפְנָה‎2



imperative
טרוף \ טְרֹף‎טִרְפִי‎טִרְפוּ‎טרופנה \ טְרֹפְנָה‎2



notes


  1. Pronounced טָרַפְתֶּם‎ and טָרַפְתֶּן‎ in informal Modern Hebrew.
    2. 

  2. Uncommon in Modern Hebrew.








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