Definitions for dahdɑ
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
dahdɑ(n.)
an echoic word, the referent of which is a tone interval approximately three times the length of the dot, used to designate the dash of Morse code.
Category: Cryptography, Telegraphy and Telephony
Ref: Compare dit .
Origin of dah:
1935–40
Princeton's WordNet
dash, dah(noun)
the longer of the two telegraphic signals used in Morse code
Wiktionary
dah(Noun)
The spoken representation of a dash in radio and telegraph Morse code.
Origin: From daigaz, from dʰigʰ-.
Translations for dah
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
- asemAfrikaans

- نفسArabic

- дъхBulgarian

- hálitoPortuguese (BR)

- dechCzech

- der AtemGerman

- åndeDanish

- αναπνοή, ανάσαGreek

- aliento, respiraciónSpanish

- hingeõhkEstonian

- نفسFarsi

- hengitysilmaFinnish

- haleineFrench

- נְשִימָהHebrew

- सांसHindi

- dahCroatian

- légzésHungarian

- napasIndonesian

- andiIcelandic

- fiato, alitoItalian

- 息Japanese

- 구취Korean

- kvapasLithuanian

- elpaLatvian

- nafasMalay

- ademDutch

- pust,åndeNorwegian

- oddechPolish

- نفسPersian

- ساه ، نفسPashto

- hálitoPortuguese

- răsuflareRomanian

- дыханиеRussian

- dychSlovak

- sapaSlovenian

- zadahSerbian

- andedräktSwedish

- ลมหายใจThai

- nefes, solukTurkish

- 呼吸, 氣息Chinese (Trad.)

- дихання, подихUkrainian

- سانسUrdu

- hơi thởVietnamese

- 呼吸,气息Chinese (Simp.)

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