| 释义 |
da·ghesh
I. noun
also da·gesh \ˈdä(ˌ)gesh, -_gə̇sh also -(ˌ)gāsh\
(-es)
Etymology: Hebrew dāghēsh
: a point placed in a consonant in pointed writing in the Hebrew alphabet to denote that (1) it is pronounced as a stop rather than as a spirant or that (2) it is pronounced doubled — called also respectively (1) daghesh lene, (2) daghesh forte
II. transitive verb
also dagesh \“\
(-ed/-ing/-es)
: to mark with a daghesh |