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To Send: לשלוח

לִשְׁלוֹחַ (lishloakh) is a pa'al verb from the root ש־ל־ח, ranked #48 of the 100 most used Hebrew verbs.

to send
לִשְׁלוֹחַ
lishloakh
Root
ש־ל־ח
Binyan
pa'al
Gizra
regular

You לשלוח ל- a person; שלח is also a biblical personal name.

Same Root
משלוח · shipmentשליח · messengerשליחות · mission
Examples

אני שולח לך מייל.

ani sholeakh lekha meil.

I am sending you an email.

שלחנו חבילה אתמול.

shalakhnu khavila etmol.

We sent a package yesterday.

שלחי לי הודעה כשתגיעי.

shilkhi li hoda'a kshetagi'i.

Send me a message when you arrive.

Present
PersonHebrewTransliteration
הוא / אתה · he / you (m)שׁוֹלֵחַsholeakh
היא / את · she / you (f)שׁוֹלַחַתsholakhat
הם / אתם · they / you (m pl)שׁוֹלְחִיםsholkhim
הן / אתן · they / you (f pl)שׁוֹלְחוֹתsholkhot
Past
PersonHebrewTransliteration
אני · Iשָׁלַחְתִּיshalakhti
אתה · you (m)שָׁלַחְתָּshalakhta
את · you (f)שָׁלַחְתְּshalakht
הוא · heשָׁלַחshalakh
היא · sheשָׁלְחָהshalkha
אנחנו · weשָׁלַחְנוּshalakhnu
אתם · you (pl m)שְׁלַחְתֶּםshelakhtem
אתן · you (pl f)שְׁלַחְתֶּןshelakhten
הם / הן · theyשָׁלְחוּshalkhu
Future
PersonHebrewTransliteration
אני · Iאֶשְׁלַחeshlakh
אתה · you (m)תִּשְׁלַחtishlakh
את · you (f)תִּשְׁלְחִיtishlekhi
הוא · heיִשְׁלַחyishlakh
היא · sheתִּשְׁלַחtishlakh
אנחנו · weנִשְׁלַחnishlakh
אתם · you (pl m)תִּשְׁלְחוּtishlekhu
אתן · you (pl f)תִּשְׁלַחְנָהtishlakhna
הם / הן · theyיִשְׁלְחוּyishlekhu

The feminine plural future is the classical form. Everyday speech uses the masculine plural for mixed and feminine groups.

Imperative
PersonHebrewTransliteration
אתה · you (m)שְׁלַחshelakh
את · you (f)שִׁלְחִיshilkhi
אתם / אתן · you (pl)שִׁלְחוּshilkhu

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Frequently Asked Questions

What binyan is לשלוח?

לִשְׁלוֹחַ is a pa'al verb, in the regular gizra, from the root ש־ל־ח.

How do I say "to send" to someone else?

Use the imperative forms below, or the future tense (which modern Hebrew often uses instead of the imperative).

What is the feminine plural future for?

The feminine plural future is the classical form. In everyday speech the masculine plural covers mixed groups and, often, feminine groups too.

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