חתך

Hebrew
Root
ח־ת־ך (ḥ-t-k)

Pronunciation
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Noun

חֲתָךְ • (khatákh) m

  1. cutting: the act of cutting
  2. cut: opening resulting from cutting
  3. cross section, cut: view of an object or space as if it had been cut by a plane

Noun

חַתָּךְ • (khatákh) m [pattern: קַטָּל]

  1. carver

Verb

חָתַךְ • (khatákh) third-singular masculine past (pa'al construction)

  1. to cut
  2. (geometry) to intersect
  3. (obsolete) to pronounce precisely, in accordance with Halakhah
  4. (slang) to cut (class), to skip: not to attend class
  5. (slang) to cut to the main point
  6. (transitive) to stop, to terminate, to end, to cut off, cut short
  7. (slang) to suddenly change direction

Conjugation
Conjugation of חָתַךְ (see also Appendix:Hebrew verbs) 
non-finite forms
finite forms singular plural
m. f. m. f.
past first חָתַכְתִּיחָתַכְנוּ
second חָתַכְתָּחָתַכְתְּחֲתַכְתֶּם1חֲתַכְתֶּן1
third חָתַךְחָתְכָהחָתְכוּ
present חוֹתֵךְחוֹתֶכֶתחוֹתְכִיםחוֹתְכוֹת
future first אחתוך / אֶחְתֹּךְנחתוך / נַחְתֹּךְ
second תחתוך / תַּחְתֹּךְתַּחְתְּכִיתַּחְתְּכוּתחתוכנה / תַּחְתֹּכְנָה2
third יחתוך / יַחְתֹּךְתחתוך / תַּחְתֹּךְיַחְתְּכוּתחתוכנה / תַּחְתֹּכְנָה2
imperative חתוך / חֲתֹךְחִתְכִיחִתְכוּחתוכנה / חֲתֹכְנָה2
notes
  1. Pronounced חָתַכְתֶּם and חָתַכְתֶּן in informal Modern Hebrew.
  2. Rare in Modern Hebrew.

or

Conjugation of חָתַךְ (see also Appendix:Hebrew verbs) 
non-finite forms
finite forms singular plural
m. f. m. f.
past first חָתַכְתִּיחָתַכְנוּ
second חָתַכְתָּחָתַכְתְּחֲתַכְתֶּם1חֲתַכְתֶּן1
third חָתַךְחָתְכָהחָתְכוּ
present חוֹתֵךְחוֹתֶכֶתחוֹתְכִיםחוֹתְכוֹת
future first אחתוך / אֶחֱתֹךְנחתוך / נַחֲתֹךְ
second תחתוך / תַּחֲתֹךְתַּחַתְכִיתַּחַתְכוּתחתוכנה / תַּחֲתֹכְנָה2
third יחתוך / יַחֲתֹךְתחתוך / תַּחֲתֹךְיַחַתְכוּתחתוכנה / תַּחֲתֹכְנָה2
imperative חתוך / חֲתֹךְחִתְכִיחִתְכוּחתוכנה / חֲתֹכְנָה2
notes
  1. Pronounced חָתַכְתֶּם and חָתַכְתֶּן in informal Modern Hebrew.
  2. Rare in Modern Hebrew.

Further reading

H2852 in Strong, James (1979) Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance to the Bible

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