Burkitt feels it would have been waw, the second smallest letter.

Thir's this fly crawlin up the waw behind the boy.

It would drive me up the waw.

It may be possible that the dalet and waw have become confused in some time during the copying process.

The lack of a Waw is still unexplained.

The Shuruk is the letter Waw with a dot in the middle and to the left of it.

During her time at WAW she would team up with and take on various members of her close family.

Their children enter WAW's kindergartens, where they are given basic education.

Essentially, the aim of a WAW course is to demonstrate how writing works.

As WAW gains momentum in the field, more development emerges.

Ah took the big samurai sword oaf the waw.

It involves prefixing a verb form with the letter waw in order to change its tense and/or aspect.

It is derived from the Phoenician waw .

WAW prepares women for their individual future.

WAW asks students to read about writing and various processes, which allows them to identify what works for them.

He compares WAW to students who take courses that raise their awareness of social problems.

WAW provides a learning program that helps uneducated children meet the criteria for entrance into local schools, in addition to individual and group therapy.

WAW has been extensively class tested-and it works.

The principal town is Waw.

Up thaire oan the waw, just starin at ays.

The most frequent ones are the yod and the waw while the alap is mostly restricted to some transliterated words.

Miles et al. claim the only rhetorical situation a WAW course exposes its students to is that of scholarly research.

It is served by a railway station on the Waw branch of Sudan Railways.

The fly zooms oaf the waw.

Oot the corner ay ma eye, ah notice two rugs oan the waw.