Questions & Answers about הכלב ברח מהחצר.
In Hebrew, the definite article ה־ is usually attached directly to the noun.
So:
- כלב = dog
- הכלב = the dog
This is very common in Hebrew. Instead of writing a separate word for the, Hebrew usually adds ה־ to the beginning of the noun.
ברח is a past tense verb, specifically:
- 3rd person
- masculine
- singular
So it means he ran away / he escaped / he fled.
It matches הכלב, which is grammatically masculine singular.
Related forms:
- ברחה = she ran away
- ברחו = they ran away
- בורח = running away / escapes
- יברח = he will run away