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Dalet (
dāleth, also
spelled Daleth or Daled) is the
fourth letter of the
Semitic abjads,
including Arabic dāl د,
Aramaic dālaṯ 𐡃,
Hebrew dālet ד, Phoenician...
- Revisited,
Benny Morris,
Cambridge University Press, pg 155.
MidEast Web, Plan
Daleth (Plan D) Yoav
Gelber (January 2006). Palestine, 1948: war,
escape and the...
- rare
indescribable creature called Falfal and she is
currently ranked as
Daleth (Rank 4)
Kalego Naberius (ナベリウス・カルエゴ,
Naberiusu Karuego)
Voiced by: Daisuke...
- in
English is dee (pronounced /ˈdiː/),
plural dees. The
Semitic letter Dāleth may have
developed from the
logogram for a fish or a door.
There are many...
- ****".[citation needed] Note that this word does not
double the "d" (
daleth). It has been
speculated that it is the site of the
Bronze Age city of Tuttul...
- knight; Beth, a
woman from the
center who vows to
always stay by Hawk's side;
Daleth, who
claims to be the Messiah, and
fights Hawk
multiple times; Zayin, a...
- six
letters that can
receive a
dagesh kal. The
other five are bet, gimel,
daleth, pe, and tav (see
Hebrew alphabet for more
about these letters).
There are...
- The
Daleth Effect, also
known as In Our Hands, the Stars, is a
science fiction novel written by
Harry Harrison and
published in 1970.
Arnie Klein, an Israeli...
- Gr****
aleph /ʔ/ Α
alpha /a/, /aː/ beth /b/ Β beta /b/
gimel /ɡ/ Γ
gamma /ɡ/
daleth /d/ Δ
delta /d/ he /h/ Ε
epsilon /e/, /eː/ waw /w/ Ϝ (digamma) /w/ zayin...
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Daleth of
Elphame EP is an EP by the
English electronic music group The Orb,
released in 2002 on Badorb.com. It was the only EP/single
released by Badorb...
