IPA: /hɛθ/
KK: /hɛθ/
The eighth letter in the Hebrew alphabet, which is used in writing and represents a specific sound.
In Hebrew, the letter 'heth' is often used in various words and names.
The word 'heth' originates from Old English 'hæth', meaning heath or moor, referring to an area of uncultivated land covered with heather or low shrubs. It describes a type of landscape characterized by open, uncultivated land.
Imagine a vast, open area covered with heather — that's what 'heth' refers to, a landscape of heath or moor.