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edh also eth  ()
n.
1. A letter () appearing in Old English, Old Saxon, Old Norse, and modern Icelandic to represent an interdental fricative.
2. The symbol () in the International Phonetic Alphabet representing the voiced interdental fricative, as in the or either.
[Icelandic.]
edh [ɛð], eth
n
(Linguistics / Letters of the Alphabet (Foreign)) a character of the runic alphabet (ð) used to represent the voiced dental fricative as in then, mother, bathe. It is used in modern phonetic transcription for the same purpose Compare theta [2] thorn [5]


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