Now on to the Hebrew lesson...
Yud – Yud is the tiniest of the Hebrew letters. Its numerical
equivalent is ten (10). It has the sound /y/ as in yellow unless
it’s being used a vowel in which case it helps to form the /i/
sound like high. Yom is the Hebrew word for day and it begins with
the letter Yud.
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Kahf/Chahf – Kahf and Chahf are the same Hebrew letter. If there
is a dot present in the center of the letter, it is Kahf and has a
hard /k/ sound like kite. If no dot is present, it has the guttural
/ch/ sound like the letter Chet. Kahf/Chahf has two numerical
equivalents. It can be either 20 or 500. The Hebrew word for
planet, KoChav begins with Kahf and has Chahf as its third
letter.