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aleph

  (ä'lĕf, -ləf) pronunciation
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The first letter of the Hebrew alphabet.

[Hebrew ’ālep, of Phoenician origin.]


 
 
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The first letter of the Hebrew alphabet, used with subscripts to designate the sequence of transfinite numbers, ℵ0, ℵ1, ℵ2 See denumerable/non-denumerable, cantor's theorem.

 
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ʾĀleph
Arabic Syriac Hebrew Aramaic Phoenician
ﺍ ܐ א ʾĀleph ʾĀleph
Phonemic representation (IPA): ʔ
Position in alphabet: 1
Gematria/Abjad value: 1
Phoenician alphabet

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