letter | no_accents_letter | php_lit_translit | lang | number | name | unicode | text | eng_grk_readable | |||||
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โฅ |
๐น |
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i-klingon |
0 |
EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH | U+78585 |
Ankhi SAnkhi wฤw-vav 666/616? Hebrew  ื |
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๐ |
๐ |
i-klingon |
0 |
EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH S040 |
U+78592 |
W๊ฃst-sceptre wษsษt waset greek W๊ฃstigma stigma ST ฯ | |||||||
๐ฟ |
๐ฟ |
๐ฟ |
i-klingon |
0 |
EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH V013 | U+78719 | Representing a tethering rope. It is conventionally colored green. The phonetic value of แนฏ is of uncertain derivation. |
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๐ |
๐ |
๐ค |
i-klingon |
0 |
EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH V024 | U+78743 | ๐ค The hieroglyph for “rush” ๐ became ๐ค named แนฃฤdฤ meaning “papyrus plant” or “fish hook” to represent the TS sound. In Hebrew it’s ืฆ named “tsadi.” แนฃฤdฤ pronunciation is not distinguishable from ุณ [s] แนขฤdฤ, Tsade, แนขaddi, แนขad, Tzadi, Sadhe, Tzaddik Its shape was similar to modern M, or to a modern Greek Sigma (Σ) turned sideways. Unlike Sigma, whose position in the alphabet is between Rho and Tau, San appeared between Pi and Qoppa in alphabetic order. |
st |
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๐พ |
๐ค |
a |
tr |
1 |
EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH F001 | U+78078 | ๐ค The Egyptian hieroglyph for “ox head” ๐พ ๐ค named k๊ฃ (or “ka”) became ๐ค named ’ฤlep to represent the glottal stop. In Hebrew it’s ื named “alef.” Rotated again later, it’s the Greek or Latin A. |
A |
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๐ |
๐ค |
b |
pt |
2 |
EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH O001 | U+78416 | ๐ค The Egyptian hieroglyph for “house” ๐ named bayt rotated 90 degrees and one end bent in became ๐ค โธฑ named bฤt to represent the B sound. In Hebrew it’s ๏ฌฑ named “bet.” Rotated 180, it’s the Latin lower-case b. |
B |
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๐ |
๐ค |
g |
sq |
3 |
EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH T014 | U+78617 | ๐ค The hieroglyph depicting a throwing stick and meaning “foreigner” ๐ named g๊ฃ (or “ga”) in Proto-Sinaitic became ๐ค named gฤซml to represent the hard G sound. In Phoenician, this was named gimel meaning “camel.” In Hebrew it’s ื named “gimel.” Turned around, it’s the Greek Γ (gamma). |
G |
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๐ฟ |
๐ค |
d |
pl |
4 |
EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH O031 | U+78463 | ๐ค The hieroglyph for “sky” ๐ฏ named แธฅeret became ๐ค named dฤlet meaning “door” to represent the D sound. In Hebrew it’s ื named “dalet.” In Greek, Δ; in Latin, D. |
D |
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๐ |
๐ค |
e |
pl |
5 |
EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH A028 | U+77856 | ๐ค The hieroglyph for “joy” ๐ named q๊ฃ (or “qa”) became ๐ค named h’ฤ meaning “window” to represent the H sound (the voiceless glottal fricative, or aspirate). In Hebrew it’s ื named “he.” This sign was used in Greek for Ε. |
E |
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๐ |
๐ |
f |
sw |
6 |
EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH T003 | U+78601 | ๐ค The hieroglyph depicting a coil of rope and meaning the number “hundred” ๐ข named šet became ๐ค named wฤw meaning “hook/mace/wand” to represent the W sound. In Hebrew it’s ื named “vav.” In Greek, Y; in Latin, F, U, V, Y, or W. |
F |
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๐ |
๐ |
c |
pl |
7 |
EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH V028 | U+78747 | ๐ค The hieroglyph that represents duality ๐ญ used as the word ending -j became ๐ค named zajin meaning “weapon” to represent the Z sound. In Hebrew it’s ื named “zayin.” In Greek and Latin, Z. |
C |
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๐ |
๐ค |
h |
pl |
8 |
EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH O006 | U+78423 | ๐ค The hieroglyph for enclosure ๐ (แธฅwt) or irrigated land ๐ (sp๊ฃt) became ๐ค named hฤt meaning “courtyard” or “wall” to represent the H-bar sound (the voiceless pharyngeal fricative). In Hebrew it’s ื named “het” pronounced as the ch in challah. This sign was used in Greek for H. |
H |
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๐ค |
๐ค |
th |
pl |
9 |
EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH F035 | U+78116 | The symbol nfr (๐ค), meaning beautiful, was also used to indicate the base level in drawings of tombs and pyramids and distances were measured relative to the base line as being above or below this line. ๐ค The hieroglyph for a heart and trachea ๐ค meaning “perfect” or “beautiful” and named nefer possibly became ๐ค named แนญฤt meaning “wheel” to represent the T sound. In Hebrew it’s ื named “tet.” In Greek, it’s the theta: Θ. |
TH |
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๐ |
๐ค |
i |
pl |
10 |
EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH D036 | U+77981 | ๐ค The hieroglyph for “arm/hand” ๐ became ๐ค named jลd meaning “arm” or “hand” to represent the Y sound, as in “you.” In Hebrew it’s ื named “yod.” In Greek or Latin, it’s Ι or J. |
I |
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๐ง |
๐ค |
k |
i-klingon |
20 |
EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH D046 | U+77991 | ๐ค The hieroglyph for “hand” ๐ง named แธeret became ๐ค named kฤp meaning “palm” to represent the K sound. In Hebrew it’s ื named “kaf.” In Greek and Latin, it’s K. |
K |
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๐ฟ |
๐ค |
l |
pt |
30 |
EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH S039 | U+78591 | ๐ค The hieroglyph for “flail” ๐ named nekhakha became ๐ค named lฤmed meaning “goad” to represent the L sound. In Hebrew it’s ื named “lamed.” In Greek, Λ (lambda); in Latin, L. |
L |
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๐ |
๐ค |
m |
i-klingon |
40 |
EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH N035 | U+78358 | ๐ค The hieroglyph for “waves” ๐ named nwyt became ๐ค named mฤm meaning “water” to represent the M sound. In Hebrew it’s ื named “mem.” In Greek and Latin, it’s our M. |
M |
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๐ |
๐ค |
n |
so |
50 |
EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH I010 | U+78227 | ๐ค The hieroglyph for “cobra” ๐ named แธet became ๐ค named nลซn meaning “serpent” to represent the N sound. In Hebrew it’s ื named “nun.” In Greek and Latin, it’s our N. |
N |
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๐ฝ |
๐ค |
Ξ |
tl |
60 |
EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH R011 | U+78525 | ๐ค The hieroglyph depicting “reed column” and meaning “stability” ๐ฝ named แธed became ๐ค named ลฤmek meaning “pillar” to represent the S sound. In Hebrew it’s ืก named “samekh.” In Greek, it’s Ξ (xi). |
Ξ |
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๐น |
๐ค |
o |
i-klingon |
70 |
EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH D004 | U+77945 | ๐ค The hieroglyph for “eye” ๐น named jarota became ๐ค named ‘ajin meaning “eye” to represent ส, the voiced pharyngeal fricative. In Hebrew it’s ืข named “‘ayin.” In Greek, Ο (omicron); in Latin, O. Representing the human eye. The hieroglyph was given a somewhat elongated appearance with the iris partly covered by the upper lid. The surroundings and iris were generally colored black, while the corners were colored red. The phonogrammatic value of jr is derived by the rebus principle from the glyph’s use as the logogram for jrt (“eye”). |
O |
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๐ |
๐ค |
p |
et |
80 |
EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH D021 | U+77963 | ๐ค The hieroglyph for “mouth” ๐ named r๊ฃ (or “ra”) became ๐ค named pฤ meaning “mouth” to represent the P sound. In Hebrew it’s ืค named “pe.” In Greek, Π (pi); in Latin, P. Representing the human mouth. In careful depictions, there is a significant narrowing toward the corners, so that the lips recurve, and the upper lip is more curved than the lower. The phonetic value of r is derived by the rebus principle from its use as the logogram for r(๊ฃ) (“mouth”). ๐ U+1308B |
P |
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๐ค |
๐ค |
q |
i-klingon |
90 |
EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH V033 | U+78756 | ๐ค The hieroglyph for “baboon” ๐ป became ๐ค named qลp meaning “needle eye” to represent the Q sound. In Hebrew it’s ืง named “qof.” In ancient Greek, ฯ (koppa); in Latin, Q. Thoth took the form of a baboon, and Babi, the chief of baboons, was a deity of the Underworld. |
Q |
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๐ถ |
๐ค |
r |
i-klingon |
100 |
EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH D001 | U+77942 | ๐ค The hieroglyph for “head” ๐ถ named tep or แธ๊ฃแธ๊ฃ became ๐ค named rฤs meaning “head” to represent the R sound. In Hebrew it’s ืจ named “rฤsh.” In Greek, Ρ (rho); in Latin, R. |
R |
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๐ฎ |
๐ค |
s |
tr |
200 |
EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH AA032 | U+78894 | ๐ค The hieroglyph for “archer’s bow” ๐ named peแธet became ๐ค named sฤซn meaning “tooth” to represent the S sound. In Hebrew it’s ืฉ named “shin.” In Greek, Σ (sigma); in Latin, S. |
S |
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๐ด |
๐ตโฅ๐ถ |
t |
pl |
300 |
EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH Z009 | U+78836 | ๐ค The hieroglyph for diagonal crossed sticks ๐ด named sw๊ฃ became ๐ค named tฤw meaning “mark” to represent the T sound. In Hebrew it’s ืช named “tav.” In Greek, Τ (tau); in Latin, T. |
T |
but if ๐ฝ samekhi is changing letters to Σ Sigma 666 ๐ด๐ฎ๐
or to ๐ค Ι iota j, 616 ๐ด๐๐
depending on your understanding of ψηφฮฏζω/voting the number/a multitude of the current elected beast?
Here is wisdom.
Let him that hath understanding
ψηφฮฏζω the number/a multitude of the beast:
for it is the number/a multitude of a man/people;
and to be number/a multitude is...........
The Key is the ψηφฮฏζω
Greek Word ψηφฮฏζω image search, Sure Looks Like Voting to Me!
and then comes the Poltical Correct Cancel Culture which removes Samekhi ัฎ from the Language completely!!!!
What is the number 6 in Hebrew? ื (Vav, waw)
What is the number 60 in Hebrew? ืก (samekh)
What is the number 600 in Hebrew? ื (final mem)
Hebrew waw vav SS Waffen-SS waw/vau-samekh-samekh 666
How would you Write X?c in English in the Year 2022 --> Keep it Simple Stupid!
New letter W took value of Chi 600
& position in alphabet
from Ψ Psi
while Ψ Psi
took shape of Chi X
and sound samEkhi X Eksi
we end up with the Correct Gothic Gemetria!
#W?F #WΞF #W๐คF World Economic Forum? based upon the #Correct English Gematria
Lets have a look at the Egyptian ๐ 6 stigma to brand or mark, coil of rope ๐ noose, hook, the ๐ sure looks like Needle to prick ya with?
๐ |
๐ |
f |
sw |
6 |
EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH T003 | U+78601 | ๐ค The hieroglyph depicting a coil of rope and meaning the number “hundred” ๐ข named šet became ๐ค named wฤw meaning “hook” to represent the W sound. In Hebrew it’s ื named “vav.” In Greek, Y; in Latin, F, U, V, Y, or W |
616 ๐ด๐๐
๐ |
๐ค |
i |
pl |
10 |
EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH D036 | U+77981 | ๐ค The hieroglyph for “arm” ๐ became ๐ค named jลd meaning “arm” or “hand” to represent the Y sound, as in “you.” In Hebrew it’s ื named “yod.” In Greek or Latin, it’s Ι or J. |
I |
The hieroglyph for “arm” ๐ became ๐ค named jลd meaning “arm” or “hand” to represent the Y sound, as in “you.”
In Hebrew it’s ื named “yod.” In Greek or Latin, it’s Ι iota or J.
616 χΙς ๐ด๐๐reverse it ๐goes in ๐ gets ya ๐ด
๐๐ ๐ด is still 616
Etymology Stigma From Latin stigma, from Ancient Greek στฮฏγμα (stígma, “to brand”), from στฮฏζω (stízล, “I mark”).
And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads:
And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name.
Remain ๐๐ PureBlood ๐
Correct English Gematria |
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Greek Letter | Greek Name | English Letter | Numeric Value | Greek Letter | Greek Name | English Letter | Numeric Value | |
Α, α | alpha | A | 1 | Ξ,ξ | xi, samekhi | ??????? | 60 | |
B, β | beta | B | 2 | O, ο | omikron | O | 70 | |
Γ, γ | gamma | C, G | 7 | P, π | pi | P | 80 | |
Δ, δ | delta | D | 4 | ฯ ฯ | Coph | Q | 90 | |
Ε, ε | epsilon | E | 5 | Ρ ρ | rho | R | 100 | |
F | Digamma | F | 6 | Σ, σ, ς* | sigma | S | 200 | |
Z, ζ | zeta | G, C | 3 | T, τ | tau | T | 300 | |
H, η | eta | H | 8 | Υ, υ | upsilon | U | 400 | |
Θ, θ, ๐ค | theta | I, J | 9 | Φ, φ | phi | V | 500 | |
I, ι | iota | J, I | 10 | Χ, χ | chi | W | 600 | |
K, κ | kappa | K | 20 | Ψ, ψ | psi | X | 700 | |
Λ, λ | lamda | L | 30 | Ω, ω | omega | Y | 800 | |
M, μ | mu | M | 40 | ฯ | sampsi | Z | 900 = sampsi | |
N, ν | nu | N | 50 | Trinity Ψ, ψ psi became image of Ξ,ξ xi to become english letter X, replacing Χ, χ chi with W, so 666 = W?F WΞF WΣF WEF Gothic letter ๐ uuinne/vinja, which is transliterated as W Alpha to Omega, Yahweh YHWH |
The Ο in Οmicron is not the same Ο as in Οmega.
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