חנה

Hebrew

Etymology 1
Root
ח־נ־ה‎ (ḥ-n-h)

Verb

חָנָה • (ḥaná) third-singular masculine past (pa'al construction, future יַחֲנֶה‎)

  1. to park
Conjugation
Conjugation of חָנָה (see also Appendix:Hebrew verbs) 
non-finite forms
  • to-infinitive: לַחֲנוֹת‎
  • action noun: חֲנִיָּה‎
  • passive participle: —
finite forms singular plural
m. f. m. f.
past first חָנִיתִי‎חָנִינוּ‎
second חָנִיתָ‎חָנִית‎חֲנִיתֶם‎1חֲנִיתֶן‎1
third חָנָהחָנְתָה‎חָנוּ‎
present חוֹנֶה‎חוֹנָה‎חוֹנִים‎חוֹנוֹת‎
future first אֶחֱנֶה‎נֶחֱנֶה‎
second תֶּחֱנֶה‎תֶּחֱנִי‎תֶּחֱנוּ‎תֶּחֱנֶינָה‎2
third יֶחֱנֶה‎תֶּחֱנֶה‎יֶחֱנוּ‎תֶּחֱנֶינָה‎2
imperative חֲנֵהחֲנִי‎חֲנוּ‎חֲנֶינָה‎2
notes
  1. Pronounced חָנִיתֶם‎ and חָנִיתֶן‎ in informal Modern Hebrew.
  2. Rare in Modern Hebrew.

Etymology 2

Related to חַנּוּן‎ (khanún, “merciful, gracious, compassionate”).

Proper noun

חַנָּה • (kḥaná) f [pattern: קַטְלָה]

  1. a female given name, Hannah, Hana, or Chana
  2. Hannah (biblical character)

Yiddish

Etymology

From Hebrew חַנָּה‎.

Proper noun

חנה • (khane) f, diminutive חנהלע‎ (khanele)

  1. a female given name: Hannah
  2. Hannah (biblical character)
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