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PricingAboutSupportThe 100 Most Used Hebrew Verbs
Ranked by how often they come up, each with its own page: full conjugation across every tense, examples with audio, same-root words and a common-mistake note. Search in English or Hebrew, including a conjugated form.
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Is this a frequency list from a corpus?
No. The ranking of these 100 verbs is editorial: everyday Israeli Hebrew, not a counted corpus. Treat the order as a study path, not a statistic.
What does each verb page include?
Infinitive, root and binyan; present, past, future and imperative forms with nikud, transliteration and audio; example sentences with audio; same-root words; and a note on a common mix-up.
Why is צריך in a verb list?
Israeli Hebrew uses צריך as a modal adjective meaning need, not a fully conjugated verb. Past and future are built with להיות, and the adjective agrees in gender and number. The page spells that out.