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Numbers In Hebrew , numbers can be masculine or feminine . The ‘ default’ form for numbers is feminine , for example when we count or give a phone אחת , שתיים , שלוש number : ... However , when we talk about a number of objects , the number needs to agree with the gender of the object . Numbers in Hebrew , like English , usually come before the noun , for example : שלושה שקלים , חמש עגבניות Only the number 1 comes after the noun , חולצה אחת , צעיף אחד for example : The number 2 comes before the noun but , ם changes its form by dropping the letter שתי שמלות , שני כובעים for example : אפשר / אי אפשר + שם פועל  إلى الكتاب