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Meteg (or
meseg or metheg, Hebrew: מֶתֶג, lit. 'bridle', also gaʿya גַּעְיָה, lit. 'bellowing', מַאֲרִיךְ maʾarikh, or מַעֲמִיד maʿamid) is a punctuation...
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adding a
vertical line (called
Meteg)
underneath the
letter and to the left of the
vowel point, the
vowel is made long. The
meteg is only used in
Biblical Hebrew...
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placement of the
meteg to the left of the
segol is correct,
which has a shva sign
written as two
vertical dots to
denote short vowel. If a
meteg were placed...
- vav with
middle dot) in
Israeli writing for the sake of disambiguation.
Meteg is a
vertical bar
placed below a
character next to the
niqqud for various...
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standard Hebrew keyboard at AltGr-6. In some books,
other marks, such as
meteg, are used.
Accent (poetry)
Accent (music) Foot (prosody) Initial-stress-derived...
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missing / full
Mater lectionis Abbreviations Plene scriptum Punctuation Diacritics Meteg Cantillation Geresh Gershayim Inverted nun
Shekel sign Numerals...
- qamaṣ),
whenever there is
written beside one of
these long
vowel sounds a
meteg (or what is also
called a ga’ayah) and is
denoted by a
small vertical line...
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Tiberian Hebrew, that is true only when the long
vowel is
marked with a
meteg.)
There are
further differences:
Sephardim now
pronounce shewa na as /e/...
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orthographically similar marks maqaf ־ -
hyphen geresh ֜ ֝ ׳ '
apostrophe gershayim ֞ ״ "
quotation mark
meteg ֽ ,
comma inverted nun ׆ [ bracket...
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transliterated as short. But if a
vowel carries an
accent ֫ or a
meteg ֽ , then it is
always long—a
meteg in
particular is
often used in
places where a
vowel is...
