Hebrew alphabet opener

Usage examples of aleph.

Rabbi Daniel Solomon, spiritual leader of Beit Am Hadash, which is affiliated with ALEPH, or Jewish Renewal.

At its highest levels of performance, the ALEPH behaved dynamically, as nearly as any of us could tell.

Aleph Beth Ghimel Daleth Hagadah Tephilim Kosher Yom Kippur Hanukah Roschaschana Beni Brith Bar Mitzvah Mazzoth Askenazim Meshuggah Talith.

At that time Aleph and Veth were full, Gimel was in the last quarter, and Daleth and Beth were new.

At that time Aleph and Veth were full, Gimel was in the last quarter, and Daleth and Beth were new.

Gazing up into its smoky flesh, past the madly agitated swarms of aerials that celebrated its passage, past the traceries of lightning, I saw a darker structure in its depths shaped like a great Aleph, the seat of its divinity, and persuading me of its godhood more than anything I saw was the aura of power and invincibility it projected.

Hart reached out for Aleph to join its power to hers, and in doing so felt a rippling surge in the mana flow around her.

About a magical device, the aleph, that knew everything: like the Knowledge.

But some were alive: they spanned out at you seeming to contain all things, like, oracles, like alephs.

The word "atbash," incidentally, derives from the very procedure it denotes, since it is composed of aleph, taw, beth, and shin—the first, last, second, and next-to-last letters of the Hebrew alphabet.

Por increíble que parezca, yo creo que hay (o que hubo) otro Aleph, yo creo que el Aleph de la calle Garay era un falso Aleph.

En El Zahir y El Aleph creo notar algún influjo del cuento The Crystal Egg (1899) de Wells.

In the company as a whole (excuse me, the "strike force"), we had twenty replacements for the nineteen people we lost from the Aleph raid: one amputation, four deaders, fourteen psychotics.

Except that you have to allow for repetitions, because the name of God could be aleph repeated twenty-seven times, in which case factor analysis is of no use: with repetitions you'd have to take twenty-seven to the twenty-seventh power, which is, I believe, something like four hundred forty-four billion billion billion billion.

This, then, is Cantor's Paradise: an entirely new number system of alephs, of infinities beyond measure, never-ending - in a very strong sense of `never'.