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The best Hebrew verb conjugation apps in 2026

Short answer: Practy is best for practicing Hebrew verbs. It takes you through the tenses unit by unit at your level, with typing drills filtered by binyan and tense, niqqud and transliteration, and spaced repetition, on the web and iPhone. Pealim is the best reference, with tables for more than 9,000 Hebrew words. Verbik adds practice games to tables. IRIS Hebrew Verbs is a table app for Android.

Last reviewed: September 2026

At a glance

What each app is best for, and what it costs.

Practy Learners who want to practice producing Hebrew verb forms, not only look them up. Pealim Learners who want to look up any Hebrew word and see every form. Verbik Learners on Apple devices who want tables and short practice games in one app. IRIS Hebrew Verbs Android users who want offline Hebrew verb tables.

1. Practy: best for typing drills

Practy drills the 100 most common Hebrew verbs in the present, past, future, and imperative, plus any verb you save from YouTube, Netflix, and web pages. You filter each drill by binyan, tense, pronoun, and verb, and you can show niqqud and transliteration. A guided mode schedules what to review.

Platforms
Web, iOS, and a Chrome extension.
Free tier
Yes. Every exercise type, with caps.
Paid plans
Plus: $7.99/month or $69.99/year ($5.83/month).

Pros

  • Typing drills, not only tables.
  • Filter by binyan, tense, pronoun, and verb.
  • Niqqud and transliteration on or off.
  • Free Hebrew conjugation tables on practy.app.

Cons

  • 100 built-in verbs, far fewer than Pealim's tables.
  • The mobile app is on iOS only. There is no Android app.
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2. Pealim: best reference

Pealim has conjugation tables for more than 9,000 Hebrew words, with niqqud, transliteration, and audio. You can search by root, by a conjugated form, or in transliteration, and see related words from the same root. The app works offline.

Platforms
Web (free), iOS, and Android.
Free tier
Yes. The pealim.com website is free.
Paid plans
App: $14.99 once.

Pros

  • Tables for more than 9,000 words.
  • Search by root or by any form.
  • Free website.

Cons

  • A reference, not a drill app.
  • The app is a paid purchase.

3. Verbik: best tables with practice games

Verbik combines a Hebrew dictionary, conjugation tables, roots, and binyanim with three practice games: Cards, Pairs, and Rush. It shows forms by tense, person, and gender, with niqqud, transliteration, and native audio. It is a new app.

Platforms
iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Free tier
Yes, with a limited dictionary.
Paid plans
Pro: $9.99/month, $39.99/year, or $14.99 once.

Pros

  • Tables and practice in one app.
  • Roots, binyanim, niqqud, and audio.
  • A one-time Pro option.

Cons

  • Apple devices only.
  • New, with few ratings so far.

4. IRIS Hebrew Verbs: best tables on Android

IRIS Hebrew Verbs has tables for about 5,000 Hebrew verbs. You can search by any form, by the standard form, or by root, and move between the binyanim of a root, with full niqqud.

Platforms
Android.
Free tier
No.
Paid plans
Paid download.

Pros

  • About 5,000 verbs.
  • Search by any form or root.
  • Moves between the binyanim of a root.

Cons

  • Built for looking up forms, not for drills.
  • Android only.

How we compared them

Practy is our product, so we say where each other app is the better fit. We compared the apps on four points, from their app store listings, websites, and help pages.

How it teaches

Whether it explains the rules, or only drills forms you already know.

What you practice

How many verbs and tenses it covers, and whether you type, say, or pick the answer.

Review

Whether it schedules review for you, or you set up each session yourself.

Price

What the free tier covers, and whether the full app is a subscription or a one-time purchase.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best app to learn Hebrew verb conjugations?

Use Practy to practice the forms and Pealim to look them up. Practy gives a guided path with typing drills filtered by binyan and tense. Verbik adds practice games to tables on Apple devices.

Is Pealim free?

The pealim.com website is free. The mobile app is a one-time $14.99.

Which Hebrew conjugation app has practice, not only tables?

Practy has typing drills with binyan, tense, and pronoun filters, and niqqud and transliteration on or off. Verbik has three practice games. Pealim and IRIS Hebrew Verbs are mainly references.

Is there a Hebrew conjugation app for other languages too?

Practy has conjugation drills for Hebrew, Arabic, Spanish, French, English, Portuguese, and Italian in one app.

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