נכה

Hebrew

Root
נ־כ־ה (n-k-h)
5 terms

Etymology

Compare with Arabic نَكَى (nakā, “to vex, hurt, upset”)

Pronunciation

Verb

נִכָּה • (nika) (pi'el construction)

  1. defective spelling of ניכה

Noun

נָכֶה • (nakhé) m (feminine counterpart נָכָה)

  1. A cripple.
    עֲבוּר הנָכִים.
    for the disabled (normally written next to the seats reserved for disabled people)

Usage notes

Commonly pronounced nekhé (pl. nekhím) in modern Hebrew.

Declension

Declension of נָכֶה
isolated forms with possessive pronouns
Number: State: form Person: singular plural
m f m f
singular indefinite נָכֶה first נָכִי נָכֵנוּ
definite הַנָּכֶה second נָכֶךָ נָכֵךְ נְכֵֵכֶם נְכֵֵכֶן
construct נְכֵה־ third נָכֵהוּ נָכֶהָ נְכֵֵהֶם נְכֵֵהֶן
singular indefinite נָכֶה first נָכִי נָכֵנוּ
definite הַנָּכֶה second נָכְךָ נָכֵךְ נַכְכֶם נַכְכֶן
construct נְכֵה־ third נָכוֹ נָכָהּ נָכָם נָכָן
plural indefinite נָכִים first נכיי / נָכַי נָכֵינוּ
definite הַנָּכִים second נָכֶיךָ נכייך / נָכַיִךְ נְכֵיכֶם נְכֵיכֶן
construct נְכֵי־ third נָכָיו נָכֶיהָ נְכֵיהֶם נְכֵיהֶן

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