The Particle הִנֵּה with suffixes

Question 1

הִנּוֹ

Answer 1

Behold he is

Traditionally it has been translated as:
Lo! Behold! But it is not really a demonstrative particle. It indicates the presence of something or someone, or the immediacy of an event or sitution, or to introduce the circumstances of something that is happening, or to show the event from the viewpoint of one of the characters of the story.

Question 2

הִנָּהּ

Answer 2

Behold she is

Traditionally it has been translated as:
Lo! Behold! But it is not really a demonstrative particle. It indicates the presence of something or someone, or the immediacy of an event or sitution, or to introduce the circumstances of something that is happening, or to show the event from the viewpoint of one of the characters of the story.

Question 3

הִנְּךָ

Answer 3

Behold you are

Traditionally it has been translated as:
Lo! Behold! But it is not really a demonstrative particle. It indicates the presence of something or someone, or the immediacy of an event or sitution, or to introduce the circumstances of something that is happening, or to show the event from the viewpoint of one of the characters of the story.

Question 4

הִנָּךְ / הִנֵּךְ

Answer 4

Behold you are

Traditionally it has been translated as:
Lo! Behold! But it is not really a demonstrative particle. It indicates the presence of something or someone, or the immediacy of an event or sitution, or to introduce the circumstances of something that is happening, or to show the event from the viewpoint of one of the characters of the story.

Question 5

הִנְנִי

Answer 5

Behold I am

Traditionally it has been translated as:
Lo! Behold! But it is not really a demonstrative particle. It indicates the presence of something or someone, or the immediacy of an event or sitution, or to introduce the circumstances of something that is happening, or to show the event from the viewpoint of one of the characters of the story.

Question 6

הִנָּם

Answer 6

Behold they are

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Traditionally it has been translated as:
Lo! Behold! But it is not really a demonstrative particle. It indicates the presence of something or someone, or the immediacy of an event or sitution, or to introduce the circumstances of something that is happening, or to show the event from the viewpoint of one of the characters of the story.

Question 7

הִנָּן

Answer 7

Behold they are

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Traditionally it has been translated as:
Lo! Behold! But it is not really a demonstrative particle. It indicates the presence of something or someone, or the immediacy of an event or sitution, or to introduce the circumstances of something that is happening, or to show the event from the viewpoint of one of the characters of the story.

Question 8

הִנְּכֶם

Answer 8

Behold you all are

Traditionally it has been translated as:
Lo! Behold! But it is not really a demonstrative particle. It indicates the presence of something or someone, or the immediacy of an event or sitution, or to introduce the circumstances of something that is happening, or to show the event from the viewpoint of one of the characters of the story.

Question 9

הִנְּכֶן

Answer 9

Behold you all are

Traditionally it has been translated as:
Lo! Behold! But it is not really a demonstrative particle. It indicates the presence of something or someone, or the immediacy of an event or sitution, or to introduce the circumstances of something that is happening, or to show the event from the viewpoint of one of the characters of the story.

Question 10

הִנְנוּ

Answer 10

Behold we are

Traditionally it has been translated as:
Lo! Behold! But it is not really a demonstrative particle. It indicates the presence of something or someone, or the immediacy of an event or sitution, or to introduce the circumstances of something that is happening, or to show the event from the viewpoint of one of the characters of the story.