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A is defined in Hebrew as |
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Aleph or Alef In modern Hebrew is |
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Aleph or Alef
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Aleph or Alef
in Hebrew's oldest form is called a monkey |
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Aleph or Alef
in Hebrew's oldest form is called a Hebrew Pictograph and is an |
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Aleph or Alef
has the number value of |
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Aleph or Alef Holds the meanings of |
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True or False Aleph or Alef
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Although in modern Hebrew this is said to be true. They have many words that when adding their newer system of vowel pointing gives the Alef a voice, but these vowels were not always there. Ancient Hebrew had consonantal vowels.These are much like our semi-vowels. All Hebrew vowels equal the English vowels. |
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The
Aleph or Alef is sometimes silent
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makes the sounds |
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