Stative Verb

There's generally no adj. in Hebrew. Instead, stative verbs are used to represent meanings like "be adj.". They can be divided into 3 types based on the vowel:

pathach	tsere	cholem
גָּדַל, be great	כָּבֵד, be heavy	קָטֹן, be small
חָכַם, be intelligent	זָכֵן, be old	יָכֹל, be able

The pathach and tsere types are conjugated according to the same patterns like normal verbs, except that the 3MS form (base form) of tsere type has a tsere instead of a pathach. The cholem type is special, like below:

TODO: cholem 型的变化表，可变长元音的弱化