Bought

קָנָה

[qana]

Noun
Root: ק-נ-ה

Word Forms

Feminine (Sing.)
קָנְתָה
[qanta]
Plural (Masc.)
קָנוּ
[qanu]
Plural (Fem.)
קָנוּ
[qanu]

📖 Translation

Bought

This past tense verb means 'he bought' and refers to the act of acquiring something for money or other value.

💬 Usage Examples

הוּא קָנָה סֵפֶר חָדָשׁ בַּחֲנוּת.

hú kaná séfer chadásh ba-chanút.

He bought a new book in the store.

מָתַי קָנִיתָ אֶת הַמַּחְשֵׁב הַזֶּה?

matái kaníta et ha-majshév hazé?

When did you buy this computer?

הַבַּיִת שֶׁהוּא קָנָה יָקָר מְאוֹד.

ha-báyit she-hú kaná yakár meód.

The house he bought is very expensive.

💡 Memory Tip

You can remember it by imagining you are 'KAN-ing' (buying) something expensive.

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