Definition of hamza in English:

hamza

noun ˈhamzəˈhæmzə

1(in Arabic script) a symbol representing a glottal stop.
（阿拉语中）喉塞音的符号
Example sentencesExamples
- The sign hamza also represents a glottal stop and is transliterated in the same way.
- Historically, qaf merged with the hamza (the glottal stop), except in some restricted domains mainly religious ones.
- Ibrahim Jaafari in Arabic begins with an alif for Ibrahim, the first letter of the alphabet (alif supports the glottal stop, hamza, which can serve as a chair for any of the three vowels, the equivalents of a, i or u).
1. 1.1 A glottal stop.
  Example sentencesExamples
  I discovered that my students pronounce Latin "La'in," with a glottal stop as intense as any Cockney's, or as any Arabic hamza.
  Once again we see the the "q" becoming a glottal stop sound like "hamza."

Origin

Arabic, literally 'compression'.

Definition of hamza in US English:

hamza

nounˈhæmzəˈhamzə

1(in Arabic script) a symbol representing a glottal stop.
（阿拉语中）喉塞音的符号
Example sentencesExamples
- Historically, qaf merged with the hamza (the glottal stop), except in some restricted domains mainly religious ones.
- The sign hamza also represents a glottal stop and is transliterated in the same way.
- Ibrahim Jaafari in Arabic begins with an alif for Ibrahim, the first letter of the alphabet (alif supports the glottal stop, hamza, which can serve as a chair for any of the three vowels, the equivalents of a, i or u).
1. 1.1 A glottal stop.
  Example sentencesExamples
  I discovered that my students pronounce Latin "La'in," with a glottal stop as intense as any Cockney's, or as any Arabic hamza.
  Once again we see the the "q" becoming a glottal stop sound like "hamza."

Origin

Arabic, literally ‘compression’.

单词	hamza
释义	Definition of hamza in English: hamza noun ˈhamzəˈhæmzə 1(in Arabic script) a symbol representing a glottal stop. （阿拉语中）喉塞音的符号 Example sentencesExamples The sign hamza also represents a glottal stop and is transliterated in the same way. Historically, qaf merged with the hamza (the glottal stop), except in some restricted domains mainly religious ones. Ibrahim Jaafari in Arabic begins with an alif for Ibrahim, the first letter of the alphabet (alif supports the glottal stop, hamza, which can serve as a chair for any of the three vowels, the equivalents of a, i or u). 1.1 A glottal stop. Example sentencesExamples I discovered that my students pronounce Latin "La'in," with a glottal stop as intense as any Cockney's, or as any Arabic hamza. Once again we see the the "q" becoming a glottal stop sound like "hamza." Origin Arabic, literally 'compression'. Definition of hamza in US English: hamza nounˈhæmzəˈhamzə 1(in Arabic script) a symbol representing a glottal stop. （阿拉语中）喉塞音的符号 Example sentencesExamples Historically, qaf merged with the hamza (the glottal stop), except in some restricted domains mainly religious ones. The sign hamza also represents a glottal stop and is transliterated in the same way. Ibrahim Jaafari in Arabic begins with an alif for Ibrahim, the first letter of the alphabet (alif supports the glottal stop, hamza, which can serve as a chair for any of the three vowels, the equivalents of a, i or u). 1.1 A glottal stop. Example sentencesExamples I discovered that my students pronounce Latin "La'in," with a glottal stop as intense as any Cockney's, or as any Arabic hamza. Once again we see the the "q" becoming a glottal stop sound like "hamza." Origin Arabic, literally ‘compression’.
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