נ־ת־ן
ORIGINALBH-076
Biblical Hebrew · High-Frequency Verb Families
נתן
BH-076Biblical HebrewMasoretic Hebrew of Tanakh
ORIGINAL LANGUAGE FIRST
נ־ת־ן
Transliterationn-t-n
Plain meaninggive
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נתן
The initial Nun of נתן can disappear or assimilate in common forms, producing יִתֵּן and וַיִּתֵּן. This is why weak-root study must be visual: the root is still נתן even when the first Nun is no longer written as a separate consonant.
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n-t-n
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נָתַן · יִתֵּן · וַיִּתֵּן