aleph-beth
aleph-beth noun: the Hebrew alphabet.
Noun
aleph-beth (plural aleph-beths)
Forms of aleph-beth
| plural | aleph-beths |
|---|---|
| alternative form | alef-bais |
| alternative form | alef-baiz |
| alternative form | alef beis |
| alternative form | alef bet |
| alternative form | alef-beis |
| alternative form | alef-beys |
| alternative form | alef-beyz |
| alternative form | alef-bet |
| alternative form | aleph bet |
| alternative form | aleph-bet |
| alternative form | alephbet |
Origin of aleph-beth
Borrowed from Hebrew אָלֶפְבֵּית (alefbet).
Questions about aleph-beth
- What does aleph-beth mean?
- Aleph-beth means the Hebrew alphabet.
- What part of speech is aleph-beth?
- Aleph-beth is a noun.
- What is the plural of aleph-beth?
- The plural of aleph-beth is aleph-beths.
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