The Hebrew alphabet, employed by God when the Ten Commandments were written on tablets delivered to Moses, was used by Moses to write the books of the Jewish Law or Torah i.e. Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy. It has become known today as the
See the letters with their numeric value, shape, sound and meanings (in Latin / Italian / Greek) below.
1 "Unus" in Latin, Echad (Card) in Hebrew, Amen, Truth, Ox, One Dimension.
In Hebrew a silent letter Elohim God, the Judge of all, a plural word "joined together" (One) "Shem" (Name).
Click here for thoughts on Aleph, a sharp stroke running between two Yods (infinite dots) up & down
2 "Dvo" in Latin, Division, Two Dimensions, "Shen" (tooth) in Hebrew
Hebrew Bara Create, Build (Banah), Son (Ben/Bar), Kneel (Berek), Bless (Barak), Covenant (Briyth)
3 "Tre" in Italian, Trade, Three Dimensions, "Shalosh" (captain) in Hebrew
Gamal Borne/Weaned, Dealt with, Rewarded, Camel (Beast of Burden)
4 "Quattro" in Italian in Four-Dimensional Space and Time, "Arba" (a giant) in Hebrew
Hebrew (Dalit-Doors and Gates, from Dal-Poor, Weak), Cadre, Cut, Tested, "Four" in English is probably derived from "Fewer" than Five Viva "perfect" number
(haya to be) 5 "Quin" (Latin), "Funf" (German), "Pente" (Greek) - "Gyn" (Gynaecology, Generate, Know), "Chamesh" (Armed) in Hebrew - "Cham" (Ham) Hot one
Rev 12:1-12 Eve "Chava, Chay" Living (Hebrew), Ayu (Sanskrit), Eon (Greek), Eva (Latin), V , Viva (full-hand), Ever (English), Wif-man→Woman
6 Greek ("Hex"), Latin ("Sex"), Hebrew ("Shesh")"Six", its numeric meaning H8337 is also translated H8336 as silk, fine linen, soft clothing as is found in king's houses e.g. material used when clothing Joseph.
"Sirikos" with a rolled r, was soft silk from trading caravans coming overland from Serica (Kashgar in north-west China).
7 "Septem" in Latin, "Sha-vahh" in Hebrew. The letter Z (Zee) in Greek and the letter G (Jee) in Latin
8 "Octo" in Latin, "Shemoneh" in Hebrew (Shemen - oil/ointment)
In sounds Laughter Isaac Ha, the letter H, Twisted Wick with "ch" as in "loch"
Mat 7:13-14 Two dalets 4+4 Doors/Gates Two cubed (Shen Shin Sin)
9 "Nove" (New, Now) in Latin/Italian, "Tesha" in Hebrew with Teshua (salvation) last words in dictionary by using tav its 22nd or last character.
As the 9th letter it became the Greek theta θ and Gothic thorn þ characters, spelling "Theos" and later English "theology". In Hebrew when using the 9th letter "t", we see Tov "Good" see Mark 10:18 and Luke 18:19, only God is good (i.e. a Nine).
10 "Decem" (X or deck, the next level) in Latin, "Ashar" (accumulation, riches) in Hebrew
20 Cup-like, in Hebrew Kee-"that", Ko-"thus", Kos-"cup", Kawfar "Covering" (atonement). If a final letter (500), displayed as
30 shaped like a shepherd's prod, in Hebrew Lamad meaning Learn i.e. a disciple or follower
40 Water, Measure, Money, Mammon, in Hebrew Mayim meaning Waters. If a final letter (600), displayed as
50 Multiply, swarm
60 Circle, stake, support, becoming the letter X in later alphabets. In Hebrew Samak meaning Lay Hands on for anointing, Surround, Sustain
70 Eye, the letter O. In Hebrew Ayin meaning Eye or Fountain or Well (as the Eye of the landscape). Like the letter Aleph, it is a silent letter, the Ayin "sees" but does not speak
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90 from Tsadiq meaning "Righteous", also "Zadok" i.e. the priest. If a final letter (900), displayed as 
100 Eye of a sewing needle. In Greek it became "K" (i.e. cup). In Hebrew it meant Bent over or Covered (qabbala), sepulchre (qeber), collected together (qabats), ape (qoph), before the east (qedem), consecrated (qodesh) and sodomite, prostitute (qadesh), vomit (qow). In Latin (and modern Italian) used to ask questions such as "Quod"-what, "Quo"-where, "Qui"-who, "Quando"-when.
200 from Rosh meaning "Head". See B'Roshiyth (In the Beginning) the first word in Genesis 1:1
300 from Shen meaning Teeth (consuming). Also Shemesh meaning Sun.
400 Finality, all-encompassing truth. In Hebrew Tav meant Mark (seal).Signs, Marks, Tokens, Hebrew letters of the alphabet , their numeric value, and their meaning.
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