Ancient Hebrew alphabet:

The early Semtic Hebrew alphabet and the paleo Phoenix Hebrew (Mesha stone engraved) alphabets consist 22 letters read from right to left comparing with the modern Hebrew letters and its English translation:

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Aleph (c): Bet (d): Gimel (e): Dalet (f): He (g): Waw (h): (i): Zayin ( ): Cheta (j): Theta (k): Yod (I): Kayin (m): Lamed (n): Mem (o): Nun (p): Samek (q): Ayin (r): Pe (s): Tsade (t): Kof (u): Resh (v): Shin (w): Taw (x):

r q ts ph o s n m l

k y th ch z w h d g b a

of The meaning (symbol) of the ancient Hebrew letters/shapes:

oxen/priest: beginning, conception, seed planting, Word. house/tent: body, ram, development/form camel: throat, canal, ascend tent/door: passageway, exit, entrance light rays: life, gifts, stars, illumination cup: hook, balance of life, bonds, conjunction, join sword: knife, tongue, word, Law, rest, perfection ladder: ascend, descend, work, labor, window united united heads, male and female into one, sex, security, trust hand: open right hand, give, receive, attainment, action, blessing palm: leaf, productivity, fruitfulness, teachings, reproducing staff/rod: direction, instruction, teach, discipline, protection, refrain, comfort water: above and below firmament, fullness of life, oil, flow, cleansing, anoint fish: potentiality, son of man symbol, capable of moving in man directions support/pillar: support/pillar: fortification, shelter, skeleton, spine, branch, tower egg/pupil: openings to ear/mouth/anus, etc., heart, eye full of light or darkness mouth: cup, container, voice, soul, intake, partake, utterance, appearance host/insect: host/insect: transformation, jointed leg, winged creature, warrior, victory priest's cap: crown, kingdom, domain, dome, nest, priesthood head: first part, beginning, mind, knowledge, discretion, self, individual tooth: wisdom, digest, fire, sun, glory, strength, lion, consume 4 directions/corners (N, W, S, E): all, totality, completion, sign, mark