- n. In Arabic script, the vowel point for "a", appearing as a
diagonal line placed above a letter and designating a short /a/:
ـَ. If the Arabic letters ا (ʾalif) or ى (ʾalif maqṣūra)
immediately follow, it indicates a long /ā/. - n. The vowel
designated by this mark. - n. Geordie father - n. Alternative
spellings of fathah. - Alteration of father. (Wiktionary) “Good-
bye, gran'fatha '," she said, in her most winning way.” “Yes |
No | Report from buckeyeben wrote 15 hours 5 min ago hello motha
hello fatha here i am with a busted chopta” “Hamas control Gaza
and fatha try to control it and Israel help Fatah for control
Gaza.” “January 1, 2008 at 11:27 am is mah sistah from anotha
fatha” “It OK kitteh, u kan juz igoarz da kissibitz, u kans go
strayt to da I am Inigo Montoya u kill mah fatha prepayrz to
dah!” “Touching his forehead to the floor at appropriate
moments, he recited the el-fatha:” “The living reverence the
dead by never, riding over these grounds; but travellers, in
passing stop and repeat a fatha.”