פלש

Hebrew

Etymology
Root
פ־ל־שׁ (p-l-š)

Verb

פָּלַשׁ • (palásh) third-singular masculine past (pa'al construction)

  1. to invade
  2. to break into

Conjugation
Conjugation of פָּלַשׁ (see also Appendix:Hebrew verbs) 
non-finite forms
  • to-infinitive: לפלוש / לִפְלֹשׁ
  • action noun: פְּלִישָׁה
  • passive participle: פָּלוּשׁ
finite forms singular plural
m. f. m. f.
past first פָּלַשְׁתִּיפָּלַשְׁנוּ
second פָּלַשְׁתָּפָּלַשְׁתְּפְּלַשְׁתֶּם1פְּלַשְׁתֶּן1
third פָּלַשׁפָּלְשָׁהפָּלְשׁוּ
present פּוֹלֵשׁפּוֹלֶשֶׁתפּוֹלְשִׁיםפּוֹלְשׁוֹת
future first אפלוש / אֶפְלֹשׁנפלוש / נִפְלֹשׁ
second תפלוש / תִּפְלֹשׁתִּפְלְשִׁיתִּפְלְשׁוּתפלושנה / תִּפְלֹשְׁנָה2
third יפלוש / יִפְלֹשׁתפלוש / תִּפְלֹשׁיִפְלְשׁוּתפלושנה / תִּפְלֹשְׁנָה2
imperative פלוש / פְּלֹשׁפִּלְשִׁיפִּלְשׁוּפלושנה / פְּלֹשְׁנָה2
notes
  1. Pronounced פָּלַשְׁתֶּם and פָּלַשְׁתֶּן in informal Modern Hebrew.
  2. Rare in Modern Hebrew.
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