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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 27. Chapters: Waw/Vav, Shin, Hamza, Ayin, Yodh, Kaph, Gimel, Arabic Letter Keyboard Intellark, Taw, He, Qoph, Bet, Tsade, Dalet, Heth, Pe, Mem, Nun, Arabic Letter Frequency, Resh, Zayin, Ghain, Teth, Lamedh, Tāʾ marbÅ«á¹­a, Gaf, á¸?ād, áº?āʾ, Ḫāʾ, Che, Ve, Ṯāʾ, á¸?āl, Ng, B̤Ä?, ṬhÄ?, KhÄ?, Ṭe, Ý?, Ý­, Ý«, ݪ, Ý?, ݐ. Excerpt: Waw (, sometimes also spelled vau, or vav) is the sixth letter of the Northwest Semitic family of scripts, including Phoenician, Aramaic, Hebrew, Syriac, and Arabic (“sixth” in abjadi order; it is 27th in modern Arabic order). In most Semitic languages it represents the sound , and in some (such as Hebrew and Arabic) also the long vowel , depending on context. In Modern Hebrew, the consonantal pronunciation is or , a pattern shared by certain non-Semitic languages using the Arabic alphabet such as Persian and Urdu. The Phoenician letter gave rise to the Greek digamma (, whose name in Greek was probably ) and upsilon (), and Etruscan V (, . Vav literally means hook/peg/spear. Hebrew spelling: ×?Ö¸×? Waw has three orthographic variants, each with a different phonemic value and phonetic realisation: in modern hebrew the frequency of the usage of vav, out of all the letters, is about 10.00%. Consonantal vav (×?) generally represents a voiced labiodental fricative (like the English v) in Ashkenazi, European Sephardi, and modern Israeli Hebrew; and originally a labial-velar approximant (). It is still pronounced as a ‘w’ by some Jews of Oriental (Arabic speaking) origin. In modern Israeli Hebrew, some loanwords, the pronunciation of whose source contains , and their derivations, are pronounced with , too, e.g. ×?א×?×? – (but: ×?א×?×? – ). Modern Hebrew has no standardized way to distinguish orthographically between and . The pronunciation is either determined by prior knowledge or must be derived through context. Some non standard spellings …
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