(ah-lef) n. Aleph or Alef. 1st letter of the Hebrew alphabet. A silent (guttural) letter. Originally represented by a pictograph meaning “ox,” “strength,” or “leader.” Gematria value is 1.
first letter of the Hebrew alphabet; numerical value of one.
First letter of the Hebrew alphabet; huge biochip with immensely big storage capacity. Inspired by the short story 'The Aleph' (1945) by Argentinian writer Jorge Luis Borges. In the story, the Aleph is described to be 'one of the points in space that contains all other points'.