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Tiltan (תלתן) means clover in Hebrew.

It can also mean shamrock and club. It is a noun used in both the masculine and the feminine, and the Hebrew dictionary's own definitions are below.

תִּלְתָּן
tiltan
noun · masculine and feminine
In English

clover, shamrock, club

The stress falls on the part in bold.

The Hebrew dictionaryWords starting with ת

The dictionary gives 2 meanings for Tiltan.

The definitions are in Hebrew, as the dictionary writes them.

  1. 1
    צמח עשבוני חד שנתי ממשפחת הפרפרניים שבסדרת הקטניות. לרוב בעל שלושה עלעלים, אם כי ישנן מוטציות בעלות מספר רב יותר.
  2. 2
    אחד מארבעת סמלי הקלפים –.

The word Tiltan is a noun used in both the masculine and the feminine.

Written with vowel points
תִּלְתָּן
Written without vowel points
תלתן
Said
tiltan
Root
ת־ל־ת
Pattern
קִטְלָן
Plural
תִּלְתָּנִים
Inflections
ר' תִּלְתָּנִים
Gematria
880

This is how Tiltan is said in other languages.

English
clover, shamrock, club
Arabic
نفل, سباتي
Russian
клевер, трефа, крести
French
trèfle
Spanish
trébol
German
Klee, Kreuz, Treff

These words mean the opposite of Tiltan.

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These words rhyme with Tiltan.

These words come before and after Tiltan in the dictionary.

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What does Tiltan (⁨תלתן⁩) mean in Hebrew?

Tiltan (⁨תלתן⁩) means clover, shamrock, and club. It is said tiltan, with the stress on tan.

What is the opposite of Tiltan (⁨תלתן⁩)?

Words that mean the opposite of Tiltan (⁨תלתן⁩) are ⁨יהלום⁩, ⁨לב⁩, and ⁨עלה⁩.

What rhymes with Tiltan (⁨תלתן⁩)?

Words that rhyme with Tiltan (⁨תלתן⁩) include ⁨זמן⁩, ⁨חמצן⁩, ⁨מימן⁩, ⁨לבן⁩, ⁨עניין⁩, and ⁨פחמן⁩.

Is Tiltan (⁨תלתן⁩) masculine or feminine?

The word Tiltan (⁨תלתן⁩) is a noun used in both the masculine and the feminine, and its plural is ⁨תִּלְתָּנִים⁩.

The definitions, pronunciation, synonyms and translations on this page are adapted from the entry תלתן of the Hebrew Wiktionary, read on 1 November 2026, and are shared under the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence.

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