All Hebrew Verbs 1.1

"ALL Hebrew Verbs" serves as a comprehensive resource for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of Hebrew verbs. It boasts an extensive collection of over 3,500 verbs, complete with detailed tables of verb forms and an effective self-study guide. This application is suitable for both novices embarking on their Hebrew language journey and seasoned speakers seeking to refine their skills.

The intuitive interface of "ALL Hebrew Verbs" facilitates a user-friendly experience, enabling learners of all levels to navigate the complexities of Hebrew verbs with ease. The inclusion of a robust database allows English-speaking users to tackle unfamiliar words in Hebrew confidently, while the built-in training simulator promotes rapid vocabulary acquisition.

Application features include:

• A comprehensive list of over 3,500 Hebrew verbs, each accompanied by English translations, verb roots, and various grammatical forms, covering infinitive, present, past, and future tenses, as well as imperative moods for all persons—both singular and plural—and across genders.
• Verbs encompassing all binyans: PA'AL, PI'EL, HIF'IL, HITPA'EL, along with passive voice forms such as NIF'AL, PU'AL, and HUF'AL.
• Detailed entries for each verb form that include vocalizations (nekudot) and phonetic transcriptions into English, highlighting the correct emphasis. Additionally, distinctions between academic and colloquial usage are noted where applicable.
• Full offline functionality, allowing users to access content without needing an Internet connection.

The application’s capabilities include:

• Translation requests from English to Hebrew and vice versa, alongside searches by Hebrew word roots and English transliterations. This feature encompasses a diverse array of over 3,500 verbs ranging from the common to the obscure.
• A Favorites List to curate verbs in progress, facilitating consistent review of various tenses and conjugations alongside an interactive simulator designed for efficient memorization.
• A training mode in the simulator to practice translating between English and Hebrew, perfecting pronunciations, and enhancing comprehension from Hebrew back into English.

Important notes for users:

• For Hebrew to English translations, users are not required to enter final forms of letters. Equivalent letter pairs such as “ך” and “כ,” “ם” and “מ,” “ן” and “נ,” “ף” and “פ,” as well as “ץ” and “צ” will yield the same results.
• When searching from English into Hebrew, it is essential to use the infinitive form of verbs (e.g., "love" or "to love"). For translations from Hebrew into English or searches by transcription, any form of the word or part of a word may be entered to return relevant results.