פיטר

Hebrew
Root
פ־ט־ר‎

Etymology

From the root פ-ט-ר‎ (p-T-r), using binyan pi'el.

Verb

פיטר \ פִּטֵּר • (pitér) (pi'el construction, passive counterpart פוטר \ פֻּטַּר‎)

  1. (transitive) to fire, lay off, terminate, terminate the employment of

Conjugation
Conjugation of פיטר \ פִּטֵּר (see also Appendix:Hebrew verbs) 
non-finite forms
finite forms singular plural
m. f. m. f.
past first פיטרתי \ פִּטַּרְתִּי‎פיטרנו \ פִּטַּרְנוּ‎
second פיטרת \ פִּטַּרְתָּ‎פיטרת \ פִּטַּרְתְּ‎פיטרתם \ פִּטַּרְתֶּם‎פיטרתן \ פִּטַּרְתֶּן‎
third פיטר \ פִּטֵּרפיטרה \ פִּטְּרָה‎פיטרו \ פִּטְּרוּ‎
present מְפַטֵּר‎מְפַטֶּרֶת‎מְפַטְּרִים‎מְפַטְּרוֹת‎
future first אֲפַטֵּר‎נְפַטֵּר‎
second תְּפַטֵּר‎תְּפַטְּרִי‎תְּפַטְּרוּ‎תְּפַטֵּרְנָה‎1
third יְפַטֵּר‎תְּפַטֵּר‎יְפַטְּרוּ‎תְּפַטֵּרְנָה‎1
imperative פַּטֵּר‎פַּטְּרִי‎פַּטְּרוּ‎פַּטֵּרְנָה‎1
notes
  1. Uncommon in Modern Hebrew.

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