- Taw, tav, or taf is the twenty-second and last
letter of the
Semitic abjads,
including Arabic tāʾ ت,
Aramaic taw 𐡕,
Hebrew tav ת,
Phoenician tāw 𐤕...
- of
hamzah in Urdu is to
indicate a
vowel cluster. [citation needed] Tāʼ
marbūṭah is also
sometimes considered the 40th
letter of the Urdu alphabet, though...
- non-Arabic speaker. A
transliteration should render the "closed tāʼ" (tāʼ
marbūṭah, ة) faithfully. Many
transcriptions render the
sound /a/ as a or ah and...
-
deficiencies of
SATTS are that it does not
distinguish between hā' (ه) and tā'
marbūţah (ة), or
between final yā' (ي) and 'alif maksūrah (ى), and it
cannot depict...
-
glottal stop [ʔ], and the
final vowel ([æ~a~ɐ])
commonly written with tāʾ
marbūtah (ة) is
raised to [e]. As a
general rule, the
voiceless uvular plosive /q/...
-
above alif; or ـًا,
diacritic before alif; see below),
above ةً (tāʾ
marbūṭah تاء مربوطة) or
above ءً (hamzah همزة). In most
dialects of
spoken Arabic...
-
Isolated Translit.
Notes and
Phonemic Value (IPA)
Final Medial Initial tāʾ
marbūṭah (تَاءْ مَرْبُوطَة) ـة (only final) ة h or t (aka "correlated tā'") used...
- acc. from ← فوق fawq).
Loanwords ending in ⟨at⟩
derived from
Arabic tāʼ
marbūṭah take front-vowel suffixes: e.g. saat-e ('hour' dat. from ساعة sāʿat), seyahat-e...
-
Arabic the
letter ẗ is used in the ISO 233
transliteration for the tāʾ
marbūṭah [ة], used to mark
feminine gender in
nouns and adjectives.
Syriac uses...
-
final position, a
usage augmented by the
ambiguity of the use of ه and tāʾ
marbūṭah ة in
formal Arabic orthography. It is a
formal orthography in
other languages...
