Questions & Answers about היא מרגישה נבוכה כשהיא מדברת מול הכיתה.
Because the subject is היא (she), so the verb in the present tense has to agree with a feminine singular subject.
- הוא מרגיש = he feels
- היא מרגישה = she feels
In Hebrew present tense, verbs behave a lot like adjectives and change for gender and number.
מרגישה is the feminine singular present-tense form of the verb להרגיש (to feel).
The base dictionary form is:
- להרגיש = to feel
Present-tense forms include:
- מרגיש = feeling / feels (masculine singular)
- מרגישה = feeling / feels (feminine singular)
- מרגישים = feeling / feel (masculine plural or mixed group)
- מרגישות = feeling / feel (feminine plural)
So in this sentence, היא מרגישה means she feels or she is feeling, depending on context.