Questions & Answers about היא חכמה, אבל היא לא אומרת את זה כל הזמן.
Because it describes היא (she), so the adjective has to match the subject’s gender.
- חכם = smart, wise (masculine)
- חכמה = smart, wise (feminine)
So:
- הוא חכם = he is smart
- היא חכמה = she is smart
Hebrew adjectives usually agree with the noun or pronoun they describe in gender and number.
Because the subject is היא (she), and in the present tense Hebrew verbs look like participle forms and agree with the subject in gender and number.
Here are the present-tense forms of לומר (to say):
- אומר = saying / says (masculine singular)
- אומרת = saying / says (feminine singular)
- אומרים = saying / say (masculine plural or mixed group)
- אומרות = saying / say (feminine plural)
So היא לא אומרת means she does not say or she isn’t saying.