Che or Chāʼ (ﭺ) is an additional letter of the
The letter is called Ca in the
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Che (letter) — Che may refer to one of the following: *Che (Arabic) چ *Che (Cyrillic) Ч чee also*Che (disambiguation) … Wikipedia
Che (Persian) — Che (چ) is a letter in the Perso Arabic script. It is used in Persian and other Iranian languages and not in Arabic … Wikipedia
ché|chia — che|chia or ché|chia «shay SHYAH», noun. a fuzzy cylindrical hat, similar to a fez, worn in North Africa by French troops, and in modified versions throughout the world. ╂[< French chéchia < Arabic (North Africa) shāshiya < Shāsh, a town … Useful english dictionary
che|chia — or ché|chia «shay SHYAH», noun. a fuzzy cylindrical hat, similar to a fez, worn in North Africa by French troops, and in modified versions throughout the world. ╂[< French chéchia < Arabic (North Africa) shāshiya < Shāsh, a town in… … Useful english dictionary
Che (Persian letter) — Persian alphabet ﺍ ﺏ پ ﺕ ﺙ ﺝ چ … Wikipedia
Ve (Arabic) — Ve or Vāʼ (ڤ) is an additional letter of the Arabic alphabet, derived from fāʼ (ﻑ) with two additional dots, representing a voiced labiodental fricative (IPA: IPA|/v/). It is sometimes used in Arabic to write certain words of foreign origin, such … Wikipedia
Pe (Arabic) — Pe or Pāʼ (پ) is an additional letter of the Arabic alphabet, probably based on bāʼ (ب). It is rarely used in Arabic itself, but may be used to represent a voiceless bilabial stop (IPA: IPA|/p/) when writing other languages such as Persian or… … Wikipedia
al|che|my — «AL kuh mee», noun. 1. a combination of chemistry, magic, and philosophy, studied in the Middle Ages. Alchemy tried to find or prepare a substance which would turn cheaper metals into gold and silver and which would also cure any ailment and… … Useful english dictionary
Gaf — or Gāf may be the name of three different Arabic letters, all representing the sound of g . They are all forms of the letter kāf, with additional diacritics, such as dots and lines. There are three forms, each used in different places: *گ in… … Wikipedia
Dalida — For the television film, see Dalida (film). Dalida Dalida in 1954 Born Iolanda Cristina Gigliotti 17 January 1933(1933 01 17) … Wikipedia
