No. 212 in Hebrew
ת
The Hebrew letter "ת" (Tav) is the 22nd and final letter of the Hebrew alphabet.
In a sentence
ראיתי את הספר על השולחן.
I saw the book on the table.
Here, "את" indicates the definite direct object "the book" in the sentence where the verb "ראיתי" requires its use with a definite noun.
את תלמדי בשיעור הבא.
You will study in the next class.
Here, "את" is a pronoun used as a direct address to a second person singular feminine subject "You" in the sentence.
לאכול את הארוחה מוקדם זה חשוב.
Eating the meal early is important.
Here, "את" accompanies "the meal" (a definite noun) as a direct object to the infinitive verb "לאכול" in the context of the sentence.
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