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Hebrew today uses the same numbers as everyone else, so it would be written: 13.

It's pronounced Shalosh esreh (שלוש עשרה).

In Hebrew charcters, especially in texts older than the last several decades, the number thirteen was (and sometimes still is) written as 'יג. Those two letters have the combined numerical value of thirteen.

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Hebrew uses the same numbers as English, so it would be 143. If you are asking how to write it using the Hebrew alphabet (only used for traditional Jewish numbers and dates), it is קמ״ג

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Hebrew uses the same numbers as everyone else, so it would be written 43. If you're asking how to spell out the Hebrew word for 43 it is ארבעים ושלוש

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