Pealim — Hebrew Verb Forms

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About this app

Check all forms of 9,100+ Hebrew words in a fast and straightforward mobile tool: verb conjugation tables and forms of nouns, adjectives, numerals, prepositions, etc. Ad-free.

For the price of a couple of falafels, you get the app that will help you improve your Hebrew and save your time. All the money goes to improving the application.

Features:
• The dictionary is powered by pealim.com — a comprehensive database of Hebrew verbs that are picked by hand and regularly updated
• No internet connection required
• Search history and favorites
• Available in English, Spanish and Russian

You can:
• Instantly find the word you need by typing any of its forms, a transcription or a root
• See all word forms along with the English transcription on a single page
• Discover words with the same root or related words
• Check forms of nouns, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, pronouns, conjunctions, numerals and particles
• Save words to favorites

Please note, not all pealim.com features have been implemented, but we're working hard on it. Stay tuned.

Special thanks to Elina Tyshchenko for the design of the app.

Ratings and reviews

It's pretty nice, although I wish it had functionality to click on the shoresh and find all related words, like the website does. In my opinion, that's by far the best feature of Pealim. Otherwise, it's pretty nice. Has many words, looks clean, you can favourite words you wanna remember. I would also really like if you could add filters to your searches/show all words in a binyan/mishkal.

I love the app. It's super useful. There are a few tweaks to make here and there which others have recommended, but I don't know of another one of it's kind. I only ask for a better incorporation of a flashcard feature, or better yet a "favorites export" feature that allows import into Anki for study. Thanks for the hard work!

I'm very happy. It has every verb you could want, in every way to say it, and they give you a transliteration of how to pronounce it. They don't have the voice option. The only negative is they don't allow you to spread out the words so part of the word is on one part and the part of the other word is underneath. You cannot adjust the size of the letters, or adjust or change to landscape view. For example, אנחנו is split into אנ and חנו.

What's new

Finally, we've added dark mode