Why according to the Nusach Ari (siddur "Tehilat Hashem") does it say "yisbareich" instead of "yisbarach" in Kaddish?
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2This should explain it.– OliverNov 23 '18 at 19:26
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1comes down to being a machloikes rishoinim and is discussed in kitzur sa 15 laws of kaddish, barechu, requirements of a minyan, & laws for the tzibur– DudeDec 16 '18 at 21:10
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Because the verb התברך is binyan Hitpa’el, gizrah: ע׳ גרונית א, ר.
In 2nd person, masculine, future tense, the correct conjugation is Yitbareich.
If you have a question, see Sefer Luchot Po’alim by Asher Tarmone and Ezri Uval, pg. 129, table 136.
