Aleph (א) is the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet and has a numeric value of one. [1]

Key Facts

• Sound: It is a silent letter whose pronunciation depends on its attached vowel.
• Meaning: The ancient pictograph for Aleph was an ox head, which symbolizes strength, leadership, and a master.
• Origins: It is the historical ancestor of the Greek letter alpha and the English letter "A".
• Symbolism: It represents the oneness of God, unity, and deep humility. You can learn more about its spiritual background at  ...