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Present-like action with the participle
Rabbinic Hebrew makes extensive use of participial forms for actions that English often expresses in the present: “recites,” “says,” “does.” קורין also preserves the characteristic Rabbinic plural ending ־ין in many forms. Instead of forcing a Biblical Hebrew finite-verb label onto every line, first learn what these forms are doing in Mishnah discourse.
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קורין · אומר · עושה
ORIGINAL
RH2-003
korin · omer · oseh
READING
Approved transliteration
recite/read · says · does/makes
MEANING
Rabbinic Hebrew
REMEMBER
Participial forms are central to the ordinary verbal style of Mishnah.