Tav (letter)

Tav ( ת , marked // or //) is the twenty-second letter of the Hebrew alphabet.

The Tau ( Τ, τ ) of the Greek alphabet, the T ( T, T ) of the Latin alphabet and its equivalent in the Cyrillic alphabet derive from Tav phenician.

Its numerical value is 400.

In Hebrew

With the daguesh

The תּ decides/T/(like the T French ).

Without the daguesh

The ת decides/θ/(like English HT), and sometimes/S/(like the S French ).

Other uses

When Cantor discovered the transfinite cardinals, it named a ת . Its significance is not clear. If it is the cardinal of all the cardinals, one arrives at a paradox, similar to that of Burali-Forti in connection with the greatest number which one can conceive. Its notes do not make it possible to know if it is about an indescribable or inaccessible cardinal.

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