Much like its larger neighbor, this language's verbs consist of three-consonant roots.
This language has seven verb conjugations including the intensive, pi'el; the causative, hif'il; and the reflexive, hitpa'el. Much like its larger neighbor, this language's verbs consist of three-consonant roots. Its alphabet, which is read right to left, is used to write Ladino and Yiddish. For 10 points, name this Semitic language which Eliezer Ben-Yehuda revived from the Old Testament for use as the primary language of Israel.
This language has seven verb conjugations including the intensive, pi'el; the causative, hif'il; and the reflexive, hitpa'el.
Modern {Hebrew} [or {Ivrit}]