Aleph
noun
The first letter of the Hebrew alphabet, representing the sound /a/.
The word 'aleph' is the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet.

Often appears as...
- Aleph in Hebrew
- The letter aleph
Usage tips
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Aleph in Hebrew, Aleph numerals, first in a series
noun
A symbol used to represent different sizes of infinity, especially in set theory.
In mathematics, aleph-null is the cardinality of the set of natural numbers.

Often appears as...
- Aleph-null in mathematics
- Cardinal numbers
Usage tips
Neutral
Aleph-null, Aleph-one, Aleph-two
noun
The first letter of the Hebrew alphabet, representing the sound /a/.
The word 'aleph' is the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet.

Often appears as...
- Aleph in Hebrew
- The letter aleph
Usage tips
Neutral
Aleph in Hebrew, Aleph numerals, first in a series
noun
A symbol used to represent different sizes of infinity, especially in set theory.
In mathematics, aleph-null is the cardinality of the set of natural numbers.

Often appears as...
- Aleph-null in mathematics
- Cardinal numbers
Usage tips
Neutral
Aleph-null, Aleph-one, Aleph-two
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Symbolism
In various cultures, 'aleph' symbolizes beginnings and unity.
The concept of 'aleph' in Kabbalistic tradition often signifies the connection to the divine.
Mathematical context
In set theory, 'aleph' denotes sizes of infinite sets.
Aleph-null represents the smallest infinity in mathematics.
Cultural significance
Understanding 'aleph' can unveil deeper meanings in Jewish texts.
In literature, such as Borges' 'The Aleph', it represents a point that contains all points.
Symbolism
In various cultures, 'aleph' symbolizes beginnings and unity.
The concept of 'aleph' in Kabbalistic tradition often signifies the connection to the divine.
Mathematical context
In set theory, 'aleph' denotes sizes of infinite sets.
Aleph-null represents the smallest infinity in mathematics.
Cultural significance
Understanding 'aleph' can unveil deeper meanings in Jewish texts.
In literature, such as Borges' 'The Aleph', it represents a point that contains all points.
Symbolism
In various cultures, 'aleph' symbolizes beginnings and unity.
The concept of 'aleph' in Kabbalistic tradition often signifies the connection to the divine.
Mathematical context
In set theory, 'aleph' denotes sizes of infinite sets.
Aleph-null represents the smallest infinity in mathematics.
Cultural significance
Understanding 'aleph' can unveil deeper meanings in Jewish texts.
In literature, such as Borges' 'The Aleph', it represents a point that contains all points.
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