Hebrew Prepositions for these verbs (part 4)
leh'hameet kill
la'ahmehn train
lehitamen practice
leha'ehmeen believe
la'avore cross
le'ha'ehveer transfer
leetohm taste
lehateh'eem emphasize
leefchad fear
lehpached be afraid
leh'hap'echeed scare
leevchor choose
be chosen leh'heebacher
lalehdet give birth
leheevaled be born
leholeed beget
lesha'ehmem bore
leheeshta'ehmem get bored
leevkoht cry
levakoht mourn
leevnoht build
leheebanoht be built
leetpohs catch
leheetapehs be caught
laherog kill
leheyhareg be killed
lees'loach forgive
lehee'salech be forgiven
leshaker lie
lanooach rest
lehani'ooch assume
leeshmore guard
leheeshamer be careful
lehshamer preserve
lachgog celebrate
be celebrated leheychageg
levashel cook
leheros destroy
leh'hey'harehs be destroyed

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Hi Tarjam!

In many cases the use of a preposition really depends on the context. For example:

The verb: La'avore (לעבור) - Can be used in a sentence with the preposition - על, מתחת, אל, מ

To go over a text - לעבור על טקסט
to go under the bridge - לעבור מתחת לגשר
to move to a new apartment - לעבור אל/לדירה חדשה

So, as you see, there are many options. I suggest that every time you see a sentence with a preposition, try taking it and make up a new one, Maybe it'll help.

Aviel

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Oh ok that makes sense, thanks for the help Aviel!

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