Reciprocal Pronouns in Hebrew grammar refer to a situation where two or more people are carrying out the same action and this action is being done to each other. In Hebrew, the concept of reciprocity is expressed through the usage of certain verbs and not by the actual pronoun. The reciprocal construct is typically signified by the verb ending in ‘-ים’ for males and ‘-ות’ for females in past tense, or with the prefix ‘מת’ in present tense.
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