Conjugation of לַהֲפוֹךְ – “to turn over” or “to turn into”:

Binyan (verb form): פעל (paal) – simple binyan

Notes:

The first root letter (פ) is a guttural letter, which affects the pronunciation of the surrounding vowels.

Tense | Singular | Plural | Masculine | Feminine – | — | | | Past | הֲפַךְ (hafach) | הֲפַכוּ (hafachu) | הֲפַךְ (hafach) | הֲפְכָה (hafkha) Present | הופֵךְ (hofeich) | הופְכִים (hofchim) | הופֵךְ (hofeich) | הופֶכֶת (hofekhet) Future | אֶהפוך (eהפך) | נַהֲפוֹךְ (nahaפוך) | תַהֲפוֹךְ (tahaפוך) | תִּהָפְכִי (tiהפכי)

Command | הופֶךְ (hofeich) | הופְכוּ (hofchu) | הופֶךְ (hofeich) | הופְכִי (hofchi)

Participle | הופֵךְ (hofeich) (masculine) | הופֶכֶת (hofekhet) (feminine)

Examples:

היא הֲפְכָה את הדף. (hi hafkha et hadaf) – She turned over the page.
אנחנו נַהֲפוֹךְ את העולם. (anachnu nahaפוך et haolam) – We will change the world.
אל תַהֲפוֹךְ את הקערה על פיה. (al tahaפוך et hakeará al piha) – Don’t turn the tables (literally: Don’t turn the bowl over on its mouth)."

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