The dead and the deceased, and a house and houses: what is the origin of the first hamzah in the plural?

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The questioner : A house and houses, and the dead and the deceased: what is the origin of the first hamzah in the plural?

The Shaykh : The plural of "bayt" (house).

The questioner : Verbs.

The Shaykh : Verbs, so it is an extra letter.

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