ἄφες

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translit : aphes
trans-greeked : ἄφες
Samekhi English Gematria=18

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G863	ἄφες	αφες	aphes	ἌΦΕΣ	ἄφες	aphes	afεs	Afes \| Permit_it \| Fees	permit_it	Fees \| Permit_it \| Afes	G863	an intensive form of , to go); to send forth, in various applications (as follow)	cry, forgive, forsake, lay aside, leave, let (alone, be, go, have), omit, put (send) away, remit, suffer, yield up	G863 \| Af-ee -ay-mee \| Permit_it \| Fees \| Afes \| From G575 (ἀφίημι) And (to Send; \| Aphes \| Ἄφες \| ἄφες	146	class_lexicon2

ἄ(a)

Name: GREEK SMALL LETTER ALPHA WITH PSILI AND OXIA
Unicode: U+7940
Number: 1
Translit: a
Language: el
Readable: a
Description:

1. The symbol "ἄ" is the lowercase Greek letter alpha with a smooth breathing mark (ἄ). In ancient Greek, the smooth breathing mark indicated the presence of an initial vowel sound /a/. 2. In terms of esoteric or spiritual meanings, the alpha symbolizes the beginning or first, suggesting primacy, origin, and fundamental principles. In various spiritual traditions, alpha is often associated with divine beginnings, creation, and the source of all things. 3. The symbol has been used in ancient Greek philosophy and mysticism to represent concepts related to beginnings, unity, and the origin of the universe. In modern contexts, the symbol's significance may be interpreted in a similar vein, emphasizing primordial forces and foundational aspects of existence.

φ(ph)

Name: GREEK SMALL LETTER PHI
Unicode: U+966
Number: 6
Translit: ph
Language: el
Readable: f
Description:

The symbol "φ" is the Greek letter phi, derived from the Phoenician letter waw, representing the sound /ph/. In Greek, phi is associated with the golden ratio, a mathematical proportion considered aesthetically pleasing and found in nature. Esoterically, phi is linked to harmony, balance, and beauty in ancient Greek philosophy and mathematics. Pythagoreans explored its mystical properties, connecting it to divine proportions in the cosmos. In modern times, phi is a symbol of art, design, and architecture, embodying perfection and balance. It appears in logos, artwork, and scientific theories, showcasing its enduring significance in symbolic and practical contexts.

ε(e)

Name: GREEK SMALL LETTER EPSILON
Unicode: U+949
Number: 5
Translit: e
Language: el
Readable: e
Description:

The symbol ε is the Greek letter "epsilon" which originated from the Phoenician letter "he" around the 8th century BCE. In Greek, it represents the short e vowel sound. In esoteric and spiritual contexts, epsilon has been associated with concepts of breath, spirit, and life force due to its resemblance to the number 5, symbolizing dynamic equilibrium and change. In Kabbalistic teachings, epsilon is linked to the sefirah of Gevurah, representing strength, judgment, and discipline. In ancient traditions, epsilon was used in Greek mathematics to denote a small amount or error, symbolizing imperfection in a numerical sense. In modern times, the symbol continues to be used in various scientific disciplines, such as mathematics and physics, as well as in symbolic representations of concepts related to balance and transformation.

ς(s)

Name: GREEK SMALL LETTER FINAL SIGMA
Unicode: U+962
Number: 6
Translit: s
Language: el
Readable: s
Description:

Font ς Sigma is not Font Stigma ϛ, While the letter Σ continues Phoenician šîn 𐤔 W, its name sigma and its position in the alphabet is taken from the letter Ξ Samekh S.