yodh

IPA: jˈoʊd

The tenth letter of many Semitic alphabets/abjads (Phoenician, Aramaic, Hebrew, Syriac, Arabic and others).
A tool used to read a Torah.

Examples of "yodh" in Sentences

The arm hieroglyph is an ayin not related to the yodh.
In the last word of the verse the second yodh is redundant.
The word for “beis”, as in “beth-yodh-tav”, is there point blank.
Yodh continued to dance throughout California following her retirement.
Medha Yodh created an academically well received documentary film in 1987.
Besides, the presence of the yodh may well be due to the formative ending mem, which is generally the sign of abstract nouns.
(written hi 'with waw rather than yodh for the feminine) is the first instance of this so-called Keri perpetuam and is a stylistic peculiarity of the author of the Pentateuch (so still Koenig) and not the result, of redactional activity (so most critics).