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As a prefix, the vav is translated 'and'. Like the word 'and', the vav divides two things and joins them in order to clarify or makes things more understandable. It tears them apart and puts them together.
It also is a vowel, pronounced ''waw''. All the other letters of the Hebrew alphabet are formed with yods and vavs. It is said that Hebrew has no vowels. this This is patnt patent nonsense. You cannot pronounce words without vowels. But every letter, since it is formed by vowels, and consonants are formed by interrupting breath or vowels, ... every letter has embedded vowels. Other conventions indicate if the vowel should be pronounced before or after the consonant.
Since the vav clarifies things, it can be 'translated' as ' a certain' or a 'distinct' '' something''.
===Aleph א ===
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