Similar to the way the letter ע (ayin) represents the body part connected to sight, the letter פ (peh) represents the body part that is connected to speech, since the word פֶּה (peh) means mouth.

The design of the peh is a mouth with a tooth emerging from its upper jaw. To understand the significance of this design requires the recounting of a Biblical story and a visual comparison …

Peh appears first in Genesis 4:11 where the ground is said to have “opened its mouth to receive your brother’s blood.” The word regularly denotes the human mouth as the visible gateway of life, speech, …

Transliteration pê Pronunciation peh Part of Speech masculine noun Root Word (Etymology)

Most people form this letter using two separate strokes. A single curling stroke is used to form this letter. Note: The sole difference between the letter Pey and the letter Fey is the presence or absence of the …

Discover the original meaning of Peh in the Bible using the Old Testament Hebrew Lexicon - New American Standard. Discover the audio pronunciation, word origin and usage in the Bible, plus …

Our next letter, , is called Peh. The letter is pronounced exactly like the English letter P. looks a lot like a Person...well, if we add arms, legs and a torso. And now for the reading test: ! (peh) - The name of …

Definition of 'peh' peh in British English (peɪ ) noun the seventeenth letter in the Hebrew alphabet

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When you look at it—if you are looking at the black letter drawn—you see a Peh. And when you look at it—if you are looking at the negative space of the white parchment—you see a Bet (ב), the second …