ܬ - Syriac Letter Taw

Taw, Tav or Taf is the twenty-second and last letter in many Semitic abjads, including Phoenician, Aramaic, Hebrew Taw (Modern Hebrew: Tav) ת and Arabic alphabet Tāʾ ت ...

Taw (qšīṯā) ܬ݁: t [t] Taw rakkīḵtā: ܬ݂: ṯ [θ] [t] is left unspirantized in some ... For example, ܕ and ܕ (1813 in hexadecimal) both represent U+0715 SYRIAC LETTER ...

072b syriac letter shin 072c syriac letter taw persian letters 072d syriac letter persian bheth 072e syriac letter persian ghamal 072f syriac letter persian dhalath

syriac letter taw: ܭ: 1837: ܭ: 072d: syriac letter persian bheth: ܮ: 1838: ܮ: 072e: syriac letter persian ghamal: ܯ: 1839: ܯ: 072f: syriac letter persian dhalath: ܘܰ

Taw, Tav or Taf is the twenty-second and last letter in many Semitic abjads, including Phoenician, Aramaic, Hebrew ... Syriac Taw. In the Syriac alphabet, as in the Hebrew and Phoenician ...

U+072B ܫ Syriac letter shin Lo AL 3.0 U+072C ܬ Syriac letter taw Lo AL 3.0 Persian letters U+072D ܭ Syriac letter persian bheth Lo AL 4.0

Now learn to connect Syriac letters into one flowing, cursive string ... Taw (and, in early Estrangelā manuscripts, the letter Semkaṯ [3]) do not connect to a following letter within ...

ܪ ܪ: ALT+1834: Option+072A: SYRIAC LETTER SHIN: ܫ ܫ ܫ: ALT+1835: Option+072B: SYRIAC LETTER TAW: ܬ ܬ ܬ: ALT+1836: Option+072C

In addition to the sounds of the language, the letters of the Syriac alphabet can be used to ... that is spirantized by the addition of a semi-circle instead of a single dot. Taw

Syriac Taw. Like Hebrew and Phoenician, it is the last letter in the alphabet. It represents either a hard t (voiceless alveolar plosive) or a soft θ (voiceless dental fricative).