aleph /äˈlef or āˈlef/

The first letter of the Phoenician and Hebrew alphabets, resembling an ox's head, representing a glottal stop but adopted by the Greeks for a vowel sound. See A and alpha

• air-trap
• air-traps
• airts
• air-umbrella
• air-umbrellas
• air vice-marshal
• airward
• airwards
• airwave
• airwaves
• airway
• airways
• airwoman
• airwomen
• airworthiness
• airworthinesses
• airworthy
• airy
• airy-fairy
• ais
• aisle
• aisled
• aisles
• aisling
• aislings