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About ‘עיניך הרואות’ I want to ask the grammatical question regarding the phrase ‘עיניך הרואות’ ( means‘as you can see’) This phrase is used in my text book as an illustrative one. I think ‘רואות’ is the presente tense (participle),feminine,plural. Not only in this phrase, but also in other phrases, this book uses the feminine form about the participle, plural. Is this a convention in Hebrew ?

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You answer simply, I understand well. Thank you !!
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I don't know what a participle is, but רואות is feminine because it agrees with עיניים, which are feminine in Hebrew.

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