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Hebrew[edit]
Wikipedia Pages[edit]
- Academy of the Hebrew Language
- Aleph
- Ashkenazi Hebrew
- Ashuri alphabet
- Ayin
- Babylonian vocalization
- Begadkefat
- Bet (letter)
- Biblical Hebrew
- Biblical Hebrew orthography
- Cantillation
- Cursive Hebrew
- Dagesh
- Dalet
- Gematria
- Geresh
- Gershayim
- Gimel
- He (letter)
- Hebraization of English
- Hebraization of surnames
- Hebrew acronyms
- Hebrew alphabet
- Hebrew Braille
- Hebrew diacritics
- Hebrew grammar
- Hebrew keyboard
- Hebrew language
- Hebrew literature
- Hebrew name
- Hebrew numerals
- Hebrew punctuation
- Hebrew spelling
- Heth
- Hiriq
- History of the Hebrew alphabet
- Holam
- Inverted nun
- Israeli literature
- Israelian Hebrew
- Italian Hebrew
- Kamatz
- Kaph
- Ktiv hasar niqqud
- Ktiv haser
- Ktiv menuqad
- Kubutz and Shuruk
- Lamedh
- Mappiq
- Mater lectionis
- Medieval Hebrew
- Mem
- Meteg
- Mishnaic Hebrew
- Mizrahi Hebrew
- Modern Hebrew
- Modern Hebrew grammar
- Modern Hebrew phonology
- Modern Hebrew verb conjugation
- Niqqud
- Nun (letter)
- Paleo-Hebrew alphabet
- Palestinian vocalization
- Patach
- Pe (letter)
- Philippi's law
- Phonology
- Prefixes in Hebrew
- Qoph
- Rafe
- Rashi script
- Resh
- Revival of the Hebrew language
- Romanization of Hebrew
- Samaritan Hebrew
- Samaritan vocalization
- Samekh
- Segol
- Segolate
- Semitic root
- Sephardi Hebrew
- Shekel sign
- Shin (letter)
- Shva
- Study of the Hebrew language
- Suffixes in Hebrew
- Syrian Jews
- Tag (Hebrew writing)
- Taw
- Teth
- Tiberian Hebrew
- Tiberian vocalization
- Tsade
- Ulpan
- Unicode and HTML for the Hebrew alphabet
- Waw (letter)
- Waw-consecutive
- Yemenite Hebrew
- Yodh
- Zayin
- Zeire