Hebrew Symbols Copy and Pasteע פ צ ק ר

א – Aleph: Represents the number one and signifies an ox or strength.

ב – Bet: Represents the number two and signifies a house or dwelling.

ג – Gimel: Represents the number three and signifies a camel or giving.

ד – Dalet: Represents the number four and signifies a door or pathway.

ה – Hei: Represents the number five and signifies a window or revelation.

ו – Vav: Represents the number six and signifies a hook or connection.

ז – Zayin: Represents the number seven and signifies a weapon or sword.

ח – Chet: Represents the number eight and signifies a fence or enclosure.

ט – Tet: Represents the number nine and signifies a serpent or goodness.

י – Yud: Represents the number ten and signifies a hand or divine point.

כ – Kaf: Represents the number twenty and signifies a palm or spoon.

ל – Lamed: Represents the number thirty and signifies a staff or learning.

מ – Mem: Represents the number forty and signifies water or chaos.

נ – Nun: Represents the number fifty and signifies a fish or activity.

ס – Samekh: Represents the number sixty and signifies support or protection.

ע – Ayin: Represents the number seventy and signifies an eye or sight.

פ – Pe: Represents the number eighty and signifies a mouth or expression.

צ – Tsadi: Represents the number ninety and signifies a fishhook or righteousness.

ק – Qof: Represents the number one hundred and signifies a monkey or holiness.

ר – Resh: Represents the number two hundred and signifies a head or leader.

ש – Shin: Represents the number three hundred and signifies a tooth or fire.

ת – Tav: Represents the number four hundred and signifies a cross or truth.