ṭā
[tah]
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noun
the 16th letter of the Arabic alphabet.
Origin of ṭā
From Arabic
tā
[tah]
noun
Origin of tā
From Arabic
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Historical Examples of tas
They had been searching for sea-gulls' nests in the Tas de Pois d'Aval.
Toilers of the SeaVictor Hugo
"Tas the way with them foweners," said the first hobbledehoy sagely.
The Wonderful VisitHerbert George Wells
Some finish their tas' by twelve an' others work' 'til seven but had the tas' to finish.
Sat'day was a workin' day but the tas' was much shorter then other days.
She was the daugh-ter of the king, and her name was Po-ca-hon´tas.
Fifty Famous Stories RetoldJames Baldwin
ta
interjection
Word Origin for ta
C18: imitative of baby talk
Ta
the chemical symbol for
TA
abbreviation for (in Britain)
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