A choreographic figure in which three or more dancers weave between one another, passing by left and right shoulder alternately.
"The scribe corrected his typo, changing the word from "he" to the Hebrew letter hey in the ancient manuscript translation."
Alternative spelling of he (Hebrew letter)
In plain English: Hey is an informal way of saying hello to someone you know well.
"He called out to his friend, but there was no hey in the crowd to answer him."
Usage: Do not use "hey" as a noun to refer to a Hebrew letter; that is an archaic or incorrect variation of "he." Instead, reserve the word for informal greetings or exclamations.
An exclamation to get attention.
"Hey, did you see what just happened?"
A surname.
"The new neighbor, Mr. Hey, waved at us as he walked his dog down the street."
The word "hey" comes from Middle English hey or hei, which evolved from the Old English interjection hē. It was originally used as an exclamation similar to "O!" or "alas!".