This document outlines the main verb forms in Hebrew grammar. It shows that Hebrew verbs have simple, intensive, and causative forms and can be active, passive, or reflexive. The simple forms are Qal and Nipal, the intensive forms are Piel, Pual, and Hitpael, and the causative forms are Hipil and Hopal.

1. Hebrew Grammar
Active Passive Reflexive
Simple Qal Nipal
Intensive Piel Pual Hitpael
Causative Hipil Hopal