In the Hebrew language, Roots and Patterns, also known as Binyanim, play crucial roles in forming words and sentences. Root words are typically made up of three consonants that provide the core meaning of the word. The pattern, or Binyan, modifies this root word to create verbs with slightly different meanings or uses. The Binyan itself provides additional information about the voice (active or passive) and aspect (completed or incomplete action) of the verb. Mastering Binyanim is essential for understanding and accurately using Hebrew in conversation, reading, and writing.

Exercise 1: Fill in the Blank with the Correct Verb Form (Binyan)

Exercise 2: Fill in the Blank with the Appropriate Root Word