#hebrew letters

[septembergold]

El Segal & Marlowe Lune

איד ליבע מיי הוים is Yiddish for "Id libe mey Hoym"

(Ich liebe meine Heimat) or I love my home.

Source: eleheba & Marlowe Lune

[hebrewbyinbal]

The last month in the Jewish / Hebrew calendar is /e-'lool/. It visits us in Aug-Sep, right before the holidays of /teesh-'rey/ marking the new Hebrew year.

[hcshannon]

Wheel of Fortune

Another Tarot card, I had to research this one, especially what the letters/symbols on the wheel stood for. The WOF template came from: https://www.deviantart.com/wheelgenius and https://buyavowel.boards.net/ check them out, if you’re a fan of the show.

[beyondthedalet]

Navigating a New Spiritual Season: Insights and Actions

A Change in the Spiritual Season Requires Greater Flexibility Dalet Here at Beyond the Dalet, I talk a lot about the dalet. Because dalet embodies the concept of transition, I also talk a lot about transition. As someone who’s calling and anointing is primarily focused on times and seasons, I talk a lot about times and seasons. I attempt to be consistent with posting content. But when it comes…

[conscienciacoletiva]

O Segredo das Letras - Ep.01

[angryjewishcockroach]

I have been thinking about this video nonstop since I first saw it on Instagram. I hope everybody has a very happy tuchus!

[Video ID: A Jewish woman (Rabbi Yael Buechler, @midrashmanicures on Instagram) speaks to the camera: We have reached a new low in holiday product fails. This treat box is for Sukkot. It's featured on Amazon and Sukkot is a holiday that doesn't get a lot of love so kudos for having a product for Sukkot. It says Happy Sukkot and in the Hebrew it says--wait for it--tuchus! Happy tuchus! Tuchus is Sukkot spelled backwards. The product clearly wasn't vetted in the Hebrew. This other treat box just says Tuchus. I'm thinking we should create some sort of governing body that "certifies" Jewish holiday products as being "kosher" because this is a new low. Anyway I want to wish you all a very happy Tuchus." The first box she shows is pale green decorated with images of apples, pomegranates, and branches and the words "happy sukkot" and תוכוס. The second treat box is pale orange with a similar motif and the word תוכוס. End ID]

[jennying-my-thebes]

trying to send out the opposite of what i'm feeling inside right now.

i hope you guys are doing okay. i hope you're safe. i hope we can survive this. i hope i can survive this. i hope we can find things to prevent us from becoming statistics. i hope we can hold onto trans joy with everything we've got. i hope my life doesn't have to end before i get to inhabit my own body without this ever-present knot of dread and self-loathing and hopeless dysphoria in my gut. i hope i don't lose the little shreds of hope i still cling to. i hope there is still something to live for and to get me out of bed tomorrow morning and every morning after.

i spend every day thinking of the last lyrics of hebrews 11:40, my favorite song these days, which i have posted endless times on this account. it feels like a fantasy now, but it's all i've got.

" take to the hills, run away

i'm going to get my perfect body back someday

if not by faith, then by the sword

i'm going to be restored "

[fruitlicense]

I’m watching Superman: The Animated Series and I love that some of the Kryptonian alphabet is just Hebrew! Not all of it - I suspect some of it is pulled from other alphabets and some of it is just shapes - but I mean. compare it to Hebrew print and cursive script and it starts looking like a pretty cool nod to Superman’s Jewish origins

[shalom-iamcominghome]

POV: you're my hebrew keyboard looking at me as I am desperately trying to find the letters I need (it's been three minutes and I haven't spelt anything)

[septembergold]

[hebrewbyinbal]

Received this wonderful picture showing a great job practicing the first letter of the #hebrew alphabet “Alef”

It’s a great idea to color in the letters which helps to reinforce learning by using your hands in this creative manner. Well done!

Order your Hebrew 1 book today: https://hebrewbyinbal.com/order

[anistarrose]

went so far down the wikipedia rabbit hole that I found a paper that I think can only be read in the voice of Jonathan Frakes Asking You Things

[ID: a screenshot reading:

"... precise features or to have specific relationships with other models. Would you like to live in a universe where CH holds, but (diamond symbol) fails? Or where (2 to the aleph sub n = aleph sub n plus 2) for every natural number n? Would you like to have rigid Suslin trees? Would you like every Aronszajn tree to be special? Do you want a weakly compact cardinal kappa for which (diamond sub kappa) REG fails? Set theorists build models to order."

End ID.]

[1five1two]

[leroibobo]

ezekiel's tomb in al kifl, iraq is believed by jews and muslims to house the body of the biblical prophet ezekiel, with shi'ites specifically believing the site has its roots on a shrine built by the prophet abraham. the tomb itself was built in the 7th century. today, it's a part of the al-nukhailah mosque complex, built by ilkhanate ruler abu sa'id bahadur khan in the 14th century.

until the mid-20th century, thousands of iraqi jews used to make pilgrimage to the tomb on passover. the rule of saddam hussein saw many of the jewish inscriptions covered in white paint or removed, but they've since been restored.

[rotzaprachim]

most real issue with 1899 is that there’s all those people fleeing 1899 Europe and not one I can realistically make into a Yid

[chaoticeddie]

I gotta quit this job lmaooooo