| Symbol
| Tiberian
| Standard
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| בְ
| שוא šəwâ. Transliterated ə (IPA /ə/), or not at all (silent).
| שווא šəva, more commonly shva. Officially transliterated ə (IPA /ə/) or not at all (silent), but more commonly transliterated e, or clipped as an apostrophe ' or not written at all.
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| חֱ
| חטף סגול ḥăṭep̄ səḡôl. Transliterated ĕ (IPA /ɛ/).
| חטף סגול ḥataf seggol, more commonly chataf segol. Transliterated e (IPA /e/).
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| חֲ
| חטף פתח ḥăṭep̄ páṯaḥ. Transliterated ă (IPA /a/).
| חטף פתח ḥataf pátaḥ, more commonly chataf pátach. Transliterated a (IPA /a/).
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| חֳ
| חטף קמץ ḥăṭep̄ qāmeṣ. Transliterated ŏ (IPA /ɔ/).
| חטף קמץ ḥataf qamaẓ, more commonly chataf kamatz. Transliterated o (IPA /o/).
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| בִ
| חירק ḥîreq. Transliterated i (IPA /i/) or í (IPA /iː/).
| חיריק ḥiriq, more commonly chirik. Transliterated i (IPA /i/). Usually promoted to ḥiriq male in Israeli writing for the sake of disambiguation.
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| בִי
| חירק מלא ḥîreq mālê. Transliterated î (IPA /iː/).
| חיריק מלא ḥiriq male, more commonly chirik malei. Transliterated i (IPA /i/).
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| בֵ
| צרי ṣērê. Transliterated ē (IPA /eː/).
| צירי ẓere, more commonly tzeirei. Transliterated e (IPA /e/).
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| בֵי, בֵה, בֵא
| צרי מלא ṣērê mālê. Transliterated ê (IPA /eː/).
| צירי מלא ẓere male, more commonly tzeirei malei. Transliterated e (IPA /e/), but more commonly ei (IPA /ei/).
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| בֶ
| סגול səḡôl. Transliterated e (IPA /ɛ/) or é (IPA /ɛː/).
| סגול seggol, more commonly segol. Transliterated e (IPA /e/).
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| בֶי, בֶה, בֶא
| סגול מלא səḡôl mālê. Transliterated ệ (IPA /ɛː/).
| סגול מלא seggol male, more commonly segol malei. Transliterated e (IPA /e/), but with י it is more commonly ei (IPA /ei/).
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| בַ
| פתח páṯaḥ. Transliterated a (IPA /a/) or á (IPA /aː/).
| פתח pátaḥ, more commonly pátach. Transliterated a (IPA /a/).
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| בַה, בַא
| פתח מלא páṯaḥ mālê. Transliterated ậ (IPA /aː/).
| פתח מלא pátaḥ male, more commonly pátach malei. Transliterated a (IPA /a/).
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| בָ
| קמץ גדול qāmeṣ gāḏôl. Transliterated ā (IPA /ɔː/).
| קמץ גדול qamaẓ gadol, more commonly kamatz gadol. Transliterated a (IPA /a/).
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| בָה, בָא
| קמץ מלא qāmeṣ mālê. Transliterated â (IPA /ɔː/).
| קמץ מלא qamaẓ male, more commonly kamatz malei. Transliterated a (IPA /a/).
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| בָ
| קמץ קטן qāmeṣ qāṭān. Transliterated o (IPA /ɔ/).
| קמץ קטן qamaẓ qatan, more commonly kamatz katan. Transliterated o (IPA /o/). Usually promoted to ḥolam male in Israeli writing for the sake of disambiguation.
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| בֹ
| חלם ḥōlem. Transliterated ō (IPA /oː/).
| חולם ḥolam, more commonly cholam. Transliterated o (IPA /o/). Usually promoted to ḥolam male in Israeli writing for the sake of disambiguation.
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| בוֹ, בֹה, בֹא
| חלם מלא ḥōlem mālê. Transliterated ô (IPA /oː/).
| חולם מלא ḥolam male, more commonly cholam malei. Transliterated o (IPA /o/).
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| בֻ
| קבוץ qibbûṣ. Transliterated u (IPA /u/) or ú (IPA /uː/).
| קובוץ qubbuẓ, more commonly kubutz. Transliterated u (IPA /u/). Usually promoted to šuruq in Israeli writing for the sake of disambiguation.
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| בוּ
| שורק šûreq. Transliterated û (IPA /uː/).
| שורוק šuruq, more commonly shuruk. Transliterated u (IPA /u/).
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| בּ
| דגש dāḡēš. Not technically a vowel. It hardens or doubles the consonant in modifies. The resulting form can still take a niqqud vowel.
| דגש dageš, more commonly dagesh. Though Standard Hebrew indicates doubled consonants in transliteration, it (but not consonant hardening) is almost universally ignored in Israeli Hebrew.
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| שׁ
| Šin dot. Not technically a vowel. It indicates that the ש it modifies is to be transliterated š (IPA /ʃ/).
| Shin dot. It indicates that the ש it modifies is to be transliterated š (IPA /ʃ/), though more commonly transliterated sh.
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| שׂ
| Śin dot. Not technically a vowel. It indicates that the ש it modifies is to be transliterated ś (IPA /ɬ/).
| Sin dot. It indicates that the ש it modifies is to be transliterated s (IPA /s/).
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