cheth
[ het, hes; Sephardic Hebrew khet; Ashkenazic Hebrew khes ]
/ hɛt, hɛs; Sephardic Hebrew xɛt; Ashkenazic Hebrew xɛs /
noun
heth.
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Origin of cheth
From the Hebrew word ḥeth
Words nearby cheth
chest voice, chest wall, chesty, Chet, chetah, cheth, Chetnik, chetrum, Chetumal, cheval de bataille, cheval-de-frise
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Example sentences from the Web for cheth
Canaan heads a central line of migration, and Sidon and Cheth are said to have been his leading sons.
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