The six ordinary addressee imperatives are:
AddresseeActive imperative
you (m.)اِرْمِ
you two (m.)اِرْمِيَا
you (m. pl.)اِرْمُوا
you (f.)اِرْمِي
you two (f.)اِرْمِيَا
you (f. pl.)اِرْمِينَ
اِرْمِ means “throw!” to a masculine singular addressee; the weak yāʾ is deleted. اِرْمِي addresses a single woman and must not be confused with the first form. Compare the ending together with the intended addressee.
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Full Conjugation of the Yāʾ-Final Verb رَمَى يَرْمِي
The six ordinary addressee imperatives are:
AddresseeActive imperative
you (m.)اِرْمِ
you two (m.)اِرْمِيَا
you (m. pl.)اِرْمُوا
you (f.)اِرْمِي
you two (f.)اِرْمِيَا
you (f. pl.)اِرْمِينَ
اِرْمِ means “throw!” to a masculine singular addressee; the weak yāʾ is deleted. اِرْمِي addresses a single woman and must not be confused with the first form. Compare the ending together with the intended addressee.