kaf
- noun
- The Arabic kaf is often transliterated as 'k' in English texts.
Examples
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Children learn to write the kaf early when studying the Hebrew alphabet.
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In Hebrew, the letter kaf can appear in different forms depending on its position in a word.
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The letter kaf is the eleventh letter in Hebrew.
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In Arabic, kaf represents the 'k' sound.
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In Hebrew, the letter Kaf is often used to represent the 'k' sound.
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The letter Kaf is the eleventh letter in the Hebrew alphabet.
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In Arabic, the letter Kaf serves a similar role as it does in Hebrew.
Synonyms
A Hebrew letter that is the eleventh in the alphabet
Surface Forms
Etymology
Kaf is the name of the eleventh letter in Hebrew and Arabic, and the name comes from a word that means 'palm'. That's why the letter kaf stands for the 'k' sound and links back to the idea of the hand.