לך

לך

Depending on context, "לך" can mean: - "To you" (masculine or feminine) - "For you" (masculine or feminine) - "You go" (imperative, masculine singular)

The word 'לך' (lekha/lakh) here indicates possession in the form 'you have'. The gender-specific pronoun suffix denotes to whom the possession belongs (masculine/feminine).

יש לך עט?

Do you have a pen?

Here, 'לך' (lekha/lakh) indicates the recipient of an action, meaning 'to you'. This demonstrates the usage of 'לך' as indicating direction or purpose toward someone.

אני רוצה לתת לך מתנה.

I want to give you a gift.

In this sentence, 'לך' (laykh) serves as a command in the imperative, instructing the listener to move or go in a certain direction.

לך ישר ואז תפנה ימינה.

Go straight and then turn right.