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| − | ::[[PHB: vav - Word family יוזן]] | + | |
| − | ::[[PHB: vav - Word family extension | + | If you are unfamiliar with Hebrew letters, they appear very strange. The next few lessons are designed to help you identify the letters and to distinguish letters that are similar, from one another. They are clustered in families which share a common metaphor which is decorated within the family. Some letters are members of one family and parent of another. You will see them at the end of one group and the first letter of another. |
| − | ::[[PHB: dalet - Commandment family דהחך]] | + | |
| − | ::[[PHB: nun - Son of Man family נעצשץ]] | + | ::[[PHB: vav - Word family יוזן|vav - Word family יוזן]] |
| − | ::[[PHB: rosh - Revelation family רבת-כ]] | + | ::[[PHB: vav - Word family extension אג-דנר|vav - Word family extension אג-דנר]] |
| − | ::[[PHB: kof - Son of God family כפףלק]] | + | ::[[PHB: Build some gates - 1|Build some gates - 1]] |
| − | ::[[PHB: zayin - | + | ::[[PHB: dalet - Commandment family דהחך|dalet - Commandment family דהחך]] |
| + | ::[[PHB: nun - Son of Man family נעצשץ|nun - Son of Man family נעצשץ]] | ||
| + | ::[[PHB: rosh - Revelation family רבת-כ|rosh - Revelation family רבת-כ]] | ||
| + | ::[[PHB: kof - Son of God family כפףלק|kof - Son of God family כפףלק]] | ||
| + | ::[[PHB: zayin - Bride family טמםס|zayin - Bride family טמםס]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:54, 12 January 2020
Pneumnemonic Hebrew for Beginners***Letter families
If you are unfamiliar with Hebrew letters, they appear very strange. The next few lessons are designed to help you identify the letters and to distinguish letters that are similar, from one another. They are clustered in families which share a common metaphor which is decorated within the family. Some letters are members of one family and parent of another. You will see them at the end of one group and the first letter of another.
