Prepositions with pronoun endings · 6/60
עִם — with me, with you, with him
The preposition עִם (im) with pronoun endings
The bare preposition is עִם, but with pronouns the stem אִתּ־ is used (often spelled אִיתִּי, אִיתְּךָ etc. without vowel points).
| Person | Hebrew | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| I | אִתִּיiti | with me |
| you (m) | אִתְּךָitcha | with you |
| you (f) | אִתָּךְitach | with you |
| he | אִתּוֹito | with him |
| she | אִתָּהּita | with her |
| we | אִתָּנוּitanu | with us |
| you (m pl) | אִתְּכֶםitchem | with you |
| you (f pl) | אִתְּכֶןitchen | with you |
| they (m) | אִתָּםitam | with them |
| they (f) | אִתָּןitan | with them |
Example: בּוֹא אִתִּי — come with me. הֵם גָּרִים אִתָּנוּ — they live with us.
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