כ־ו־ן

Hebrew

Etymology

From Proto-Semitic *k-w-n- (“to be in a place, to happen or occur, to be present”). Compare Arabic كان‎ (kān, “to be, to occur”)

Root

כ־ו־ן • (k-w-n)

Forming words relating to intention, direction, and intent.

Forms

הֵכִין‎ (heikhín)
הֲכָנָה‎ (hakhaná)
התכוון \ הִתְכַּוֵּן‎ (hitkavén), הִתְכּוֹנֵן‎ (hitkonén)
כוונה \ כַּוָּנָה‎ (kavaná)
כיוון \ כִּוֵּן‎ (kivén), כּוֹנֵן‎ (konén)
כיוון \ כִּוּוּן‎ (kivún)
הוּכַן‎ (hukhán)
מוּכָן‎ (mukhán), מוּכָנוּת‎‎ (mukhanút)

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