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...(''pebble''/''count''), is the practice of adding up the number values of Greek letters in a word to form a single [[number]]. ...ebrew [[Gematria]], a number is associated with each letter of the [[Greek alphabet]], and the sum value obtained for a word or sentence can be used to make my ...

...ylonian system of [[numerology]] based upon the relation of the [[Hebrew]] alphabet to numeric values. As a branch of [[kabbalah]], gematria is usually used to ...n other languages exist. Some examples are: [[Isopsephia]] using the Greek alphabet, and Gematria of Nothing and [[The New Aeon English Qabala]] both intended ...

*From the Greek words 'Baph' and 'Metis'. The two words together would mean "Baptism of Wis ...it becomes "שויא", which can be interpreted as the Greek word "Sophia", or wisdom. ...

...lphabet''' developed from the Aramaic alphabet. Hebrew speakers call their alphabet the "aleph-bet". ...the Babylonians (who inherited it from the Assyrians). It was the "square" alphabet that is still used today. "Square"-related scripts were in use all over the ...

Because the Hebrew alphabet includes no vowels, the exact pronunciation of ancient Hebrew is a matter o When the bible was translated from Hebrew to Greek (i.e.—the Septuagint), the translator did not know how to translate t ...

...ction to Hebrew or Aramaic being found, and no agreement on any particular Greek or Zoroastrian origin.{{sfnp|Trachtenberg|1939|pp=90-98, 288ff}} ...his celestial world was achieved by manipulating the letters of the Hebrew alphabet. [...] This invocatory technique may be traced through the works of [[Josep ...