No. 539 in Hebrew
גדולות
"גדולות" means "big" or "great" in the feminine plural form.
In a sentence
העיר תל אביב וצורתה הגדולות מספרות על ההיסטוריה שלה.
The city of Tel Aviv and its large structures tell about its history.
Here, 'גדולות' (large) is used as an adjective in plural feminine form to describe 'צורתה' which is feminine and plural.
הצלחות גדולות דורשות מאמץ רב.
Big successes require great effort.
Here, 'גדולות' (big) is used as an adjective in plural feminine form to describe 'הצלחות', meaning 'successes', which is feminine and plural.
הספרים הגדולות שהבאת הם מאוד מעניינים.
The big books that you brought are very interesting.
Here, 'גדולות' (big) is used as an adjective in the plural feminine form to describe 'הספרים', meaning 'books', which is masculine plural, implying an incorrect gender agreement here for demonstration.
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