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Tsade (also
spelled ṣade, ṣādē, ṣaddi, ṣad, tzadi, sadhe, tzaddik) is the
eighteenth letter of the
Semitic abjads,
including Phoenician ṣādē 𐤑, Hebrew...
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spelled צאצקע, [ˈtsats.ke], with a
tsade instead of teth-shin, as in Yiddish. A
Hebrew variant is צ׳אצ׳קע,
using צ (
tsade) with a
geresh to
represent the...
- and 18th centuries, a
smooth and
angular tsade (ᠵ and ᠴ) has come to
represent ǰ and č respectively. The
tsade before this was used for both
these phonemes...
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Bugna Delanta Dembela Enderta Entitcho Gheralta Hamasien Haramat Lasta Mai-
Tsade Tembien Tigray Tselemt Salowa Semada Serae Shewa (Efrata, Geshe)
Shire Wag...
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inherited from Phoenician, the
third archaic Phoenician character, san/
tsade (Ϻ,
denoting an [s] sound), was not used in this way. Instead,
sampi was...
- Tsoede, also
known as Tsuedigi,
Tsade or Edegi(c. 1496[citation needed] – c.1591) is a
legendary African leader. He was the
first person to
unite the...
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transliteration of a
letter of the
Etruscan alphabet,
related to San and
Tsade. a
sibilant phoneme of the
ancient Iberian language. The HTML
codes are:...
- Ṣiyyôn)
appears 108
times in the Tanakh, and once with article, as HaTzion.
Tsade is
usually rendered as z in
English translations,
hence the
spelling Zion...
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Solapur district, a
village in Maharashtra,
India Sadeh (disambiguation)
Tsade, a
letter in
several Semitic languages Società
Adriatica di Elettricità...
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considered older), loss of
samekh was
compensated for by the
split of
tsade צ into two
independent Arabic letters, ض (ḍad) and ص (ṣad),
which moved...
