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No. 935 in Hebrew

קראו

"קראו" means "they called," "they read," or "you (plural) call/read" in Hebrew, depending on context.

In a sentence

  • התלמידים קראו את הספר לשיעורי בית.

    The students read the book for homework.

    In this sentence, "קראו" is used as the third person plural past tense form of the verb "לקרוא" (to read), indicating an action that occurred in the past.

  • קראו בעיון את ההוראות לפני שמתחילים.

    Read the instructions carefully before starting.

    In this sentence, "קראו" is used as an imperative directed to a group, instructing them to carry out the action of reading.

  • הם קראו לעובר אורח לעזרה.

    They called out to the passerby for help.

    In this sentence, "קראו" is used in the third person plural past tense, indicating the action of calling out or summoning someone.

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