What does the number 140 mean in Hebrew?

Answer 1

The symbolism of the number four was based on the contemplation of the quaternity as found in the universe, which included both heaven and earth (comp. Job xxxvii. I Copied from wikipedia3; Isa. xi. 12; Ezek. vii. 2; I Chron. ix. 24; Dan. viii. 8.)

The number four connoted heaven as the throne of God. The Holy of Holies was in the form of a cube, and the Holy Place was a double cube in length. All the vessels of the Temple in Jerusalem (except the candlestick) were rectangular.

According to Ezekiel i. 26-28, the number four symbolized the divine revelation, while in the view of Philo it was the number of complete harmony ("De Opificio Mundi," pp. 13-15).

Answer 2

The number 140 has the same meaning in Hebrew as it does in English: a number between 139 and 141.

If you are asking how to say 140 in Hebrew, it's מאה וארבעים (me'a ve'arba'im)

Answer 3

444 is pronounced arba me'ot arba'im ve-arba (but other than that, it has no special meaning in Hebrew other than 444).

Answer 4

It has no special meaning other than the numerical amount of 111. It can be written out in words as מאה ואחד עשר (me'ah ve-akhad asar).

Answer 5

111 means the same thing in Hebrew that it means in English. But if you're asking how to say it in Hebrew, it's me'ah veh echad-esreh (מאה ואחד עשרה)