Prepositions with pronoun endings · 17/60
לְיַד — next to me, next to you
The preposition לְיַד (leyad) with pronoun endings
Literally “at the hand of”. עַל יַד (עַל יָדִי) and the synonym לְצַד decline the same way.
| Person | Hebrew | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| I | לְיָדִיleyadi | next to me |
| you (m) | לְיָדְךָleyadcha | next to you |
| you (f) | לְיָדֵךְleyadech | next to you |
| he | לְיָדוֹleyado | next to him |
| she | לְיָדָהּleyada | next to her |
| we | לְיָדֵנוּleyadenu | next to us |
| you (m pl) | לְיַדְכֶםleyadchem | next to you |
| you (f pl) | לְיַדְכֶןleyadchen | next to you |
| they (m) | לְיָדָםleyadam | next to them |
| they (f) | לְיָדָןleyadan | next to them |
Example: שֵׁב לְיָדִי — sit next to me.
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