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A"H

A"H proper noun: english rendering of a common Hebrew posthumous honorific.

Proper noun

A"H

  1. English rendering of a common Hebrew posthumous honorific.

Origin of A"H

Transliteration of Hebrew ע״ה (literally “A.H.”) the Hebrew language acronym for עליו השלום (’alav hašálōm, literally “peace be upon him”) or עליה השלום (’aleha hašálōm, literally “peace be upon her”)

Questions about A"H

What does A"H mean?
A"H means english rendering of a common Hebrew posthumous honorific.
What part of speech is A"H?
A"H is a proper noun.

Words near A"H in the dictionary

  1. a woman's work is never done
  2. a world of
  3. a worry shared is a worry halved
  4. a yard of pump water
  5. a year and a day
  6. A"H
  7. A&A
  8. A&B
  9. A&E
  10. A&M
  11. A&O

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