táh

Tõh is a term that appears in several unrelated contexts, and there is no single, widely recognized definition. Because it is not a standard or commonly used word, its meaning depends heavily on context, and the term may require disambiguation in any given source.

In onomastic or genealogical contexts, tőh may occur as an extremely rare Estonian surname component or as part of a longer family name. In geographic or historical sources, it might appear as a localized toponym, though it does not correspond to a widely known town or region in major gazetteers. In linguistic or typographic discussions, the string is notable for containing the Estonian letter õ, which can be cited in examples illustrating orthography rather than representing a distinct semantic item.

Etymology and precise usage remain unclear due to limited attestation. This article functions as a stub, and future citations identifying a specific use of “tõh”—whether as a name, a place, or an acronym—would allow for a more precise and verifiable entry. If you can specify the domain or provide a source, I can refine the article accordingly.