הדיח

Hebrew

Etymology 1
Root
ד־ו־ח (d-w-ḥ)

Verb

הֵדִיחַ • (hediáḥ) third-singular masculine past (hif'il construction)

  1. to rinse
    • Tanach, 2 Chronicles 4:6, with translation of the English Standard Version:
      אֶת־מַעֲשֵׂה הָעוֹלָה יָדִיחוּ בָם, וְהַיָּם לְרָחְצָה לַכֹּהֲנִים בּוֹ.
      et-ma'asé ha'olá yadiḥú vam, vəhayyám ləraḥtzá lakkohaním bo.
      In these they were to rinse off what was used for the burnt offering, and the sea was for the priests to wash in.
Conjugation
Conjugation of הֵדִיחַ (see also Appendix:Hebrew verbs) 
non-finite forms
  • to-infinitive: לְהָדִיחַ
  • action noun: הֲדָחָה
finite forms singular plural
m. f. m. f.
past first הֵדַחְתִּיהֵדַחְנוּ
second הֵדַחְתָּהֵדַחְתְּהֲדַחְתֶּם1הֲדַחְתֶּן1
third הֵדִיחַהֵדִיחָההֵדִיחוּ
present מֵדִיחַמְדִיחָהמְדִיחִיםמְדִיחוֹת
future first אָדִיחַנָדִיחַ
second תָּדִיחַתָּדִיחִיתָּדִיחוּתָּדַחְנָה2
third יָדִיחַתָּדִיחַיָדִיחוּתָּדַחְנָה2
imperative הָדַחהָדִיחִיהָדִיחוּהָדַחְנָה2
notes
  1. Pronounced הֵדַחְתֶּם and הֵדַחְתֶּן in informal Modern Hebrew.
  2. Rare in Modern Hebrew.
Derived terms

Etymology 2
Root
נ־ד־ח (n-d-ḥ)

Verb

הִדִּיחַ • (hidiáḥ) third-singular masculine past (hif'il construction)

  1. to instigate, to abet
  2. to relegate
Conjugation
Conjugation of הִדִּיחַ (see also Appendix:Hebrew verbs) 
non-finite forms
  • to-infinitive: לְהַדִּיחַ
  • action noun: הַדָּחָה
finite forms singular plural
m. f. m. f.
past first הִדַּחְתִּיהִדַּחְנוּ
second הִדַּחְתָּהִדַּחְתְּהִדַּחְתֶּםהִדַּחְתֶּן
third הִדִּיחַהִדִּיחָההִדִּיחוּ
present מַדִּיחַמַדִּיחָהמַדִּיחִיםמַדִּיחוֹת
future first אַדִּיחַנַדִּיחַ
second תַּדִּיחַתַּדִּיחִיתַּדִּיחוּתַּדַּחְנָה1
third יַדִּיחַתַּדִּיחַיַדִּיחוּתַּדַּחְנָה1
imperative הַדַּחהַדִּיחִיהַדִּיחוּהַדַּחְנָה1
notes
  1. Rare in Modern Hebrew.

References
  • “הדיח” in the Hebrew Terms Database of the Academy of Hebrew Language
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