Definition of metheg in English:

metheg

(also methegh, meteg)

noun ˈmɛθɛɡ

In Hebrew writing: a small, perpendicular stroke beneath a consonant letter and to the left of a vowel sign, used to indicate stress and the lengthening of the vowel.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in John Udall (c1560–?1593), religious controversialist. From post-classical Latin metheg from post-biblical Hebrew meṯeg, lit. ‘bridle’, of uncertain origin.

Definition of metheg in US English:

metheg

(also methegh, meteg)

nounˈmɛθɛɡ

In Hebrew writing: a small, perpendicular stroke beneath a consonant letter and to the left of a vowel sign, used to indicate stress and the lengthening of the vowel.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in John Udall (c1560–?1593), religious controversialist. From post-classical Latin metheg from post-biblical Hebrew meṯeg, lit. ‘bridle’, of uncertain origin.

词汇	metheg
释义	Definition of metheg in English: metheg (also methegh, meteg) noun ˈmɛθɛɡ In Hebrew writing: a small, perpendicular stroke beneath a consonant letter and to the left of a vowel sign, used to indicate stress and the lengthening of the vowel. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in John Udall (c1560–?1593), religious controversialist. From post-classical Latin metheg from post-biblical Hebrew meṯeg, lit. ‘bridle’, of uncertain origin. Definition of metheg in US English: metheg (also methegh, meteg) nounˈmɛθɛɡ In Hebrew writing: a small, perpendicular stroke beneath a consonant letter and to the left of a vowel sign, used to indicate stress and the lengthening of the vowel. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in John Udall (c1560–?1593), religious controversialist. From post-classical Latin metheg from post-biblical Hebrew meṯeg, lit. ‘bridle’, of uncertain origin.
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