ש

Такође погледајте: שׂ‎, ש־‎, ш, и 山

ש U+05E9, ש HEBREW LETTER SHIN ← ר [U+05E8] Хебрејски ת → [U+05EA]

Хебрејски

A shin rendered in two different fonts.

Etymology

From Пра-Семитски *šinn- (“tooth”), the source of שן‎. The association of "tooth" with this letter was the result of folk etymology and based on the corresponding Phoenician letter, 𐤔‎ (š), having a shape resembling a row of pointed teeth. The letter originally depicted a composite bow, which usually has the tips curving away from the archer when unstrung.

Related to Classical Syriac ܫ‎, Арапски ش‎ (š), Phoenician 𐤔‎ (š), Арaмејски ܫ‎. More at Shin.

Pronunciation

• Homophone: ס‎

Слово

ש (sh, s)

1. Shin, sin: the twenty-first letter of the Hebrew alphabet, after ר‎ and before ת‎.

   שׁ is shin (with the shin dot above the right-hand side of the letter), representing /ʃ/

   שׂ is sin (with the sin dot above the left-hand side of the letter), representing /s/

2. The numeral 300 in Hebrew numbering.

Coordinate terms

• (Hebrew script letters) א‎,‏ ב‎,‏ ג‎,‏ ד‎,‏ ה‎,‏ ו‎,‏ ז‎,‏ ח‎,‏ ט‎,‏ י‎,‏ כ‎ך‎,‏ ל‎,‏ מ‎ם‎,‏ נ‎ן‎,‏ ס‎,‏ ע‎,‏ פ‎ף‎,‏ צ‎ץ‎,‏ ק‎,‏ ר‎,‏ ש,‏ ת‎