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Geresh

Geresh (׳ in Hebrew: גֶּרֶשׁ or גֵּרֶשׁ , or medieval ) is a sign in Hebrew writing. It has two meanings.

Diacritic, Overview & Punctuation mark

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Diacritic

19 related topics

Overview

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Punctuation mark

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Computer encoding

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Diacritic

Punctuation mark

Computer encoding

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Geresh

Nodes46
Edges45
Triples27
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.043478
Components1

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Geresh

Top relations

related to Diacritic · 7
Geresh → Arabic, As, Finally, Hebrew, In, It, Latin
related to Indicating initialisms · 5
Geresh → English, For, In, Mrs, Ms
related to Yiddish origin · 5
Geresh → Hebrew, Some, Yankale, Yankale Bodo, Yiddish
related to Cantillation mark · 3
Geresh → As, The Geresh Muqdam, Torah
related to Computer encoding · 3
Geresh → As, Most, Unicode
related to Denoting a numeral · 3
Geresh → For, Gershayim, Hebrew
related to Punctuation mark · 1
Geresh → The

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Important terminology

hebrew cantillation also letter mark yiddish initialisms modern numeral arabic diacritic origin punctuation sign pronunciation letters sounds words transliteration suffix

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Gereshrelated to Cantillation markAs0.60section
Gereshrelated to Cantillation markTorah0.60section
Gereshrelated to Cantillation markThe Geresh Muqdam0.60section
Gereshrelated to Computer encodingMost0.60section
Gereshrelated to Computer encodingAs0.60section
Gereshrelated to Computer encodingUnicode0.60section
Gereshrelated to Denoting a numeralHebrew0.60section
Gereshrelated to Denoting a numeralFor0.60section
Gereshrelated to Denoting a numeralGershayim0.60section
Gereshrelated to DiacriticAs0.60section
Gereshrelated to DiacriticIt0.60section
Gereshrelated to DiacriticHebrew0.60section

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