The Hif'il form in Hebrew is often used to express causative action in the active voice. Here's an example with the verb לְהַרְגִּישׁ (le'hargish), which means "to make [someone] feel" or "to cause to feel": • Singular: • Masculine: הוּא מַרְגִּישׁ (hu margish) - He makes [someone] feel • Feminine: הִיא מַרְגִּישָׁה (hi margishah) - … Continue reading hif’il →