This table shows what class each Hebrew letter falls into. The mother letters are the beginning, middle, and end of the Alef-Bet[1]. The double letters each have two sounds, hard and soft. The simple letters have only one sound (though each may represent one of several English letters when transliterated).
| Letter | Mother | Double | Simple | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| א | Alef | |||
| ב | Bet | |||
| ג | Gimel | |||
| ד | Daleth | |||
| ה | Heh | |||
| ו | Vau | |||
| ז | Zain | |||
| ח | Cheth | |||
| ט | Teth | |||
| י | Yod | |||
| ך כ | Kaph | |||
| ל | Lamed | |||
| ם מ | Mem | |||
| ן נ | Nun | |||
| ס | Samekh | |||
| ע | Ayin | |||
| ף פ | Peh | |||
| ץ צ | Tzaddi | |||
| ק | Qoph | |||
| ר | Resh | |||
| ש | Shin | |||
| ת | Tau | |||
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