נועד

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Hebrew

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Root
י־ע־ד (y-ʿ-d)

Verb

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נוֹעַד (no'ád) (nif'al construction) (intransitive)

  1. to meet up, as a pair or as a group
  2. to be meant, intended, destined, designated for [with לְ־]
    • 2017, “הכתיב המלא [Haktív hamalé]”, in האקדמיה ללשון העברית [HaAkadémia LaLashón Ha'ivrít, Academy of the Hebrew Language]‎[1], archived from the original on 2017/12/2:
      כתיב זה נועד לשמש בעיקר בכתיבה בלא ניקוד, אך גם בכתיבה בניקוד חלקי ואף מלא במידת הצורך.
      ktív zé no'ád leshamésh be'ikár bikhtivá beló nikúd, ákh gám bikhtivá benikúd khelkí ve'áf malé bemidát hatsórekh.
      This orthography is meant to be used in writing without nikkud, but also in partially or fully vowelised writing, as is needed.

Conjugation

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