ط (Ṭāʾ) is the 16th letter of the Arabic alphabet. It represents a pharyngealized voiceless alveolar stop consonant, often described as an emphatic "t" sound. The exact pronunciation can vary depending on the dialect.
Representation: Its isolated form resembles a loop with a vertical line. It does not change its basic form regardless of its position in a word.
Pronunciation: The sound is similar to a "t" but articulated with the root of the tongue raised, creating a more pronounced and heavy sound. It affects the pronunciation of surrounding vowels.
Numerical Value: In the Abjad numeral system, ط represents the number 9.
Usage: It is a common letter in Arabic words and often indicates roots with connotations of depth, strength, or elevation.
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