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Biblical Hebrew paradigms in your pocket. iHebrew puts the grammar, vocabulary, and lexical tools you need for reading the Hebrew Old Testament in one place — built for seminary and Bible college students, pastors, and anyone studying Biblical Hebrew on their own. QUICK LOOKUP LEXICON Look up any Hebrew word two ways: search by its dictionary form, or type the word exactly as it appears in the text and let iHebrew resolve it back to its lemma — parsing included. With over 8,000 glossary entries and instant results, you're never far from a definition. VERB IDENTIFIER Not sure what stem or conjugation you're looking at? Answer a few simple questions about the verb's prefix, doubling, and vowels, and iHebrew walks you to the answer — stem, conjugation, person, gender, and number — with a confidence rating and a link to the matching paradigm. PARADIGM CHARTS Every core paradigm for all seven verb stems (Qal, Niphal, Piel, Pual, Hiphil, Hophal, Hithpael) plus the weak-root patterns that make Hebrew verbs tricky — I-Guttural, III-He, Hollow, Geminate, and more. Browse by stem or by root type, and turn on affix highlighting to see exactly which letters are prefixes, suffixes, or root consonants. MORPHOLOGY & SYNTAX Full coverage of nouns and adjectives, pronouns and pronominal suffixes, numerals and prepositions, and the syntax topics that trip up second-year students: the construct chain, clause types, commands and prohibitions, participles, infinitives, the perfect in use, narrative vav-consecutive, particles, and Hebrew poetry. FULL BDB LEXICON ENTRIES Go beyond a quick gloss with the complete Brown-Driver-Briggs entry for thousands of words, cross-referenced to Strong's numbers. ALSO INCLUDED • Alphabet & Vowels — a clean starting point for absolute beginners • A full glossary browsable letter by letter • Songs for learning Biblical Hebrew, linked and ready to play Whether you're cramming for a parsing quiz or working slowly through a passage for Sunday's sermon, iHebrew is the reference you'll actually reach for.Read more

Biblical Hebrew paradigms in your pocket. iHebrew puts the grammar, vocabulary, and lexical tools you need for reading the Hebrew Old Testament in one place — built for seminary and Bible college students, pastors, and anyone studying Biblical Hebrew on their own. QUICK LOOKUP LEXICON Look up any Hebrew word two ways: search by its dictionary form, or type the word exactly as it appears in the text and let iHebrew resolve it back to its lemma — parsing included. With over 8,000 glossary entries and instant results, you're never far from a definition. VERB IDENTIFIER Not sure what stem or conjugation you're looking at? Answer a few simple questions about the verb's prefix, doubling, and vowels, and iHebrew walks you to the answer — stem, conjugation, person, gender, and number — with a confidence rating and a link to the matching paradigm. PARADIGM CHARTS Every core paradigm for all seven verb stems (Qal, Niphal, Piel, Pual, Hiphil, Hophal, Hithpael) plus the weak-root patterns that make Hebrew verbs tricky — I-Guttural, III-He, Hollow, Geminate, and more. Browse by stem or by root type, and turn on affix highlighting to see exactly which letters are prefixes, suffixes, or root consonants. MORPHOLOGY & SYNTAX Full coverage of nouns and adjectives, pronouns and pronominal suffixes, numerals and prepositions, and the syntax topics that trip up second-year students: the construct chain, clause types, commands and prohibitions, participles, infinitives, the perfect in use, narrative vav-consecutive, particles, and Hebrew poetry. FULL BDB LEXICON ENTRIES Go beyond a quick gloss with the complete Brown-Driver-Briggs entry for thousands of words, cross-referenced to Strong's numbers. ALSO INCLUDED • Alphabet & Vowels — a clean starting point for absolute beginners • A full glossary browsable letter by letter • Songs for learning Biblical Hebrew, linked and ready to play Whether you're cramming for a parsing quiz or working slowly through a passage for Sunday's sermon, iHebrew is the reference you'll actually reach for.