binyan pa'al en · NOUN
Etymology
From Hebrew בִּנְיַן פָּעַל. When discussing Hebrew binyanim/verbal constructions, the verb פָּעַל (pa'ál, “to work, to do”) is often used as an example root on which these verbal constructions/templates are plugged in
Meanings
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(uncountable) the G-stem of a verbal construction/pattern of a root in Hebrew
The Hebrew verbs כָּתַב and לָמַד are in the binyan pa'al
Relateds
binyan hifil · binyan hiphil · binyan hithpa'el · binyan hishtaphel · binyan hiph'il · binyan hitpa'el · binyan shaphel · binyan hithpael · binyan niph'al · binyan hitpolel · binyan huf'al · binyan hof'al · binyan polel · binyan pu'al · binyan hithpolel · binyan hif'il · binyan pi'el · binyan shaph'el · binyan piel · binyan pual · binyan hophal · binyan nif'al · binyan nitpa'el · binyan hishtaph'el · binyan nithpael · binyan niphal · binyan huph'al · binyan nithpa'el · binyan hitpael · binyan hoph'al
Synonyms
binyan qal · qal · pa'al · kal · binyan kal