נועד
Hebrew edit
| Root |
|---|
| י־ע־ד (y-ʿ-d) |
Verb edit
נוֹעַד • (no'ád) third-singular masculine past (nif'al construction) (intransitive)
- to have a previously agreed upon meeting with someone
- to get together as a group, hold a meeting
- to be meant, intended, destined, designated for [+ לְ־ (object)]
- 2017, “הכתיב המלא [Haktív hamalé]”, in האקדמיה ללשון העברית [HaAkadémia LaLashón Ha'ivrít, Academy of the Hebrew Language][1], archived from the original on 2017/12/2:
- כתיב זה נועד לשמש בעיקר בכתיבה בלא ניקוד, אך גם בכתיבה בניקוד חלקי ואף מלא במידת הצורך.
- ktív zé no'ád leshamésh be'ikár bikhtivá beló nikúd, ákh gám bikhtivá benikúd khelkí ve'áf malé bemidát hatsórekh.
- This orthography is meant to be used in writing without nikkud, but also in partially or fully vowelised writing, as is needed.