Hebrew Revision Alphabeth

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Complete Alephbet a b gd w h z j x ynm lk [s pcq rtX !~ $ Sofit Letters

Alphabet a – Aleph – First letter of alphabet – Carries value of 1 – Silent consonant – Ancient – Oxhead – Means: strength, leader, powerful

Alphabet B b – Beyt/Veyt – “b” as in ball – Second letter of alphabet – Carries value of 2 – Dagesh changes pronunciation – “v” as in visit – Ancient – house – Means: house, family, dwelling

Alphabet g – Gimmel – “g” as in girl – 3 th letter of alphabet – Carries value of 3 – Ancient – foot – Means: gather, walk, carry

Alphabet d – Dalet – “d” as in dig – 4 th letter of alphabet – Carries value of 4 – Ancient – tent door – Means: movement, hang, enter

Alphabet h – Hey – “h” as in hello – 5 th letter of alphabet – Carries value of 5 – Means “the” when used as prefix – Ancient – arms of man raised – Means: look, reveal, breath, sigh

Alphabet w – Vav – “v” as in visit – 6 th letter of alphabet – Carries value of 6 – Means “and” when used as prefix – Ancient – tent peg – Means: add, secure, hook

Alphabet z – Zayin – “z” as in zebra – 7 th letter of alphabet – Carries value of 7 – Ancient – mattock – Means: cut, food, weapon

Alphabet x – Chet – “g” as in Bach – 8 th letter of alphabet – Carries value of 8 – Ancient – wall or a divide – Means: wall, separate, outside, divide, half

Alphabet j – Tet – “t” as in time – 9 th letter of alphabet – Carries value of 9 – Ancient – clay basket – Means: Surround, contain, hold, fence

Alphabet y – Yod – “y” as in yes – 10 th letter of alphabet – Carries value of 10 – Means “my” or “of me” when used at end of word – Ancient – closed hand – Means: work, throw, worship

Alphabet k K $ – Khaf – “g” as in Bach – 11 th letter of alphabet – Carries value of 20 – When dagesh in middle its pronounced as “k” as in kick – Has Sofit form – Kaf sofit is usually followed by a vowel – Ancient – open palm of the hand – Means: bend, open, allow, tame

Alphabet l – Lamed – “l” as in long – 12 th letter of alphabet – Carries value of 30 – Means “to”, “toward” or “for” when used as prefix – Ancient – shepherd staff – Means: teach, yoke, toward, bind

Alphabet m ~ – Mem – “m” as in mother – 13 th letter of alphabet – Carries value of 40 – Different Sofit – Ancient – water – Means: chaos, mighty, blood

Alphabet n ! – Nun – “n” as in no – 14 th letter of alphabet – Carries value of 50 – Different Sofit – Ancient – sprouting seed – Means: continue, heir, son

Alphabet s – Samech – 15 th letter of alphabet – Carries value of 60 – Ancient – thorn – Hebrew word for torn is “sin” – Means: grab, hold, hate, protect

Alphabet [ – Ayin – Silent letter – 16 th letter of alphabet – Carries value of 70 – Ancient – eye – Means: watch, know, shade

Alphabet p – Phey – “ph” as in phone (no dagesh) – “p” as in pet (with dagesh) – 17 th letter of alphabet – Carries value of 80 – Ancient – mouth – Means: open, blow, scatter, edge – Has Sofit form – Sofit pronounced as P

Alphabet c – Tsade – “ts” as in tsar – 18 th letter of alphabet – Carries value of 90 – Ancient – someone lying on his side – Means: wait, chase, snare, hunt – Has Sofit form #

Alphabet q – Qoph – “k” as in quiet – 19 th letter of alphabet – Carries value of 100 – Ancient – Sun on the horizon – Means: condense, circle, time

Alphabet r – Resh – “r” as in rain – 20 th letter of alphabet – Carries value of 200 – Ancient – head – Means: head, top or new beginning

Alphabet v – Shin – “sh” as in shame – “s” as in sin – 21 st letter of alphabet – Carries value of 300 – Ancient – teeth – Means: sharp, press or eat f

Alphabet t – Tav – “t” as in time – 22 nd letter of alphabet – Carries value of 400 – Ancient – crossed sticks – Means: signature, mark, sign

Vowels a' – Qamats – “a” as in father

Vowels a; – Patach – “a” as in father – Little longer sound

Vowels ai – Hhireq – “i” as in machine

Vowels ae – Tsere – “ey” as in grey

Vowels a. – Sh’va – Silent vowel – Used to indicate a syllable break

Vowels a, – Segol – “e” as in elephant

Vowels ao – Hholam – “ou” as in open

Vowels A – Hholam Maley – “ou” as in open – Wav is silent – Means “to him” or “his” when suffixed

Vowels W – Shuruq – “oe/u” as in tune – Wav is silent

Vowels a/ – Combination Segol and Sh’va – “eh” as in elephant – Pronounced very softly

Vowels a] – Combination Patach and Sh’va – “a” as in answer – It breaks the word the same as in the case of the sheva, but with an “a” sound – When placed under the first consonant of the word.

Vowels a\ – Combination Qamats and Sh’va – “a” as in father – It breaks the word the same as in the case of the sheva, but with an “a” sound – When placed under the first consonant of the word.

Vowels au – Qubbuts – “oe” as in tune

~Alv' Shalom