IPA: /kɔf/
KK: /kɔf/
The 19th letter in the Hebrew alphabet, which is used in writing and representing sounds in the Hebrew language.
In Hebrew, the letter qoph is often used at the beginning of words.
The word 'qoph' originates from Hebrew (קוף), meaning the 19th letter of the Hebrew alphabet. It is often associated with the sound 'k' or 'q' and has various symbolic meanings in Hebrew texts, including the idea of a monkey or a back of the head.
Think of 'qoph' as a unique letter in the Hebrew alphabet, representing a specific sound and symbol, much like how each letter in our alphabet has its own identity.
No commonly confused words.