Hebrew Letters T-Shirts

REYSH or resh is a Hebrew Living Letter. It's the 20th letter of the Hebrew Alphabet. In ancient Hebrew reysh means a head: ראשי (rosh). It is no coincidence that the letter ר reysh follows the letter ב beth in the Hebrew word ברא bera, "to create." Reysh is one of the letters in the Hebrew alphabet that initiates, begins, or starts something.

VAV is a Hebrew Living Letter. It's the 6th letter of the Hebrew Alphabet and has the numerical value of 6. The pictograph for Vav looks like a tent peg or a nail, and symbolically represents: 1) joining together, 2) making secure, or 3) becoming bounded to (nailed to). The first vav in God’s Word is in Genesis 1:1 – “In the beginning God created the heavens and [vav] the earth.”

CHET ח is a Hebrew Living Letter. It's the 8th letter of the Hebrew Alphabet and has the numerical value of 8. The ancient pictograph for Chet ח looks like a wall or fence, and symbolically represents 1) to separate, 2) to cut of from, or 3) to protect. Chet is the letter of life. The words “chaim” (life) and “chayah” (living) both begin with the letter chet.

TAV is a Hebrew Living Letter. It is the 22nd letter of the Hebrew Alphabet whose ancient pictograph is a mark, sign or cross. Tav (TH) is the final letter of the Hebrew word "Emeth" (Truth). Truth is not only engraved on the Lord of the Universe's signet ring, it is also one of His names.

DALET ד is a Hebrew Living Letter. It's the 4th letter of the Hebrew Alphabet and has the numerical value of 4. The pictograph for Dalet ד looks like door, which can symbolically represents: 1) a door, 2) a path or way of life, or 3) movement, especially into or out of. Messiah Yeshua calls Himself the Door: “I am the door. If anyone enters by Me, he will be saved, and will go in and out and find pasture” (John 10:9 NKJV).

KAF כ is a Hebrew Living Letter. It's the 11th letter of the Hebrew Alphabet and has the numerical value of 20. The pictograph for Kaf כ looks like a palm of a hand, and by extension anything contained within the palm of the hand. Grammatically, when a Hebrew word is prefixed with kaf, it adds the dimensions of being “like” or “as.” Take for example, putting kaf as a prefix on the Hebrew word for king (melekh) – k’melekh – communicates being like a king. When we “prefix” ourselves with Messiah Yeshua, we are conformed to His image.

YUD, Yood, or Yōd י is a Hebrew Living Letter. It's the 10th letter of the Hebrew Alphabet and has the numerical value of 10. The pictograph for Yod י looks like an arm or hand. Yod is the smallest of the Hebrew Living Letters and it’s suspended in mid-air. It’s the atom of the consonants. and the form by which all the other letters begin and end. In Hebrew mysticism, “yod” represents a divine point of energy.

SHIN or sheen is a Hebrew Living Letter. It's the 21st letter of the Hebrew Alphabet. 7 * 3 = 21. This letter's complete perfection is reflected in the works of the Almighty whose great name "Shaddai" bears the shin (sh).

The 22 letters of the paleo hebrew alphabet. The letters of African Americans the true israelites.

A lovely floral representation of the letter Final Nun / Final Noon in the Hebrew alphabet (also known as the "Aleph Bet" or "Aleph Beis"). Why not get a row of stickers to put your name on something, or t-shirts for all your kids so they spell out a word together! Plus wall art makes a great gift for a new baby.

Here is the Hebrew word for Hope, "Tikvah," spelled out using Hebrew letters, without vowel points. Letters are blue with a white border to evoke the color theme of the flag of Israel. The word "Hope" first appears in the Bible in Ruth 1:12. Great gift for bar/bat mitzvah Hanukkah, or just for a friend. Hope in Hebrew! Also awesome for Messianic friends and Hebrew scholars.

Shalom on the Vine Blue and Yellow

Here is red and white square grid with the Hebrew Word for Love "Ahava" spelled out in Hebrew letters. Top right is red square with a clear letter "alef". Top left: Clear square red "heyh." Bottom right: Clear square, red "veit." Bottom left, red square, clear "heyh."

Here is blue and white square grid with the Hebrew Word for Love "Ahava" spelled out in Hebrew letters. Top right is blue square with a clear letter "alef". Top left: Clear square blue "heyh." Bottom right: Clear square, blue "veit." Bottom left, blue square, clear "heyh."

Here is blue and white square grid with the Hebrew Word for Love "Ahava" spelled out in Hebrew letters. Top right is clear square with a blue letter "alef". Top left: blue square clear "heyh." Bottom right: blue square, clear "veit." Bottom left, clear square, blue "heyh."

The spelling of Shalom in Hebrew which means hello, goodbye, and peace. The design is in beautiful blue colors with light green leaves, red pomegranates, and white birds.

A lovely floral representation of the letter Final Chaf / Final Khaf / Final Chaph / Final Khaph in the Hebrew alphabet (also known as the "Aleph Bet" or "Aleph Beis"). Why not get a row of stickers to put your name on something, or t-shirts for all your kids so they spell out a word together! Plus wall art makes a great gift for a new baby.

In a red box with white Hebrew letters, here's the Hebrew word for "blessed": BARUCH. From right to left, there's a "beit," a "reish," a "vav," and a final "khaf." Great Hebrew gift or for anyone who knows they are blessed!

A lovely floral representation of the letter Gimmel, the third letter of the Hebrew alphabet (also known as "Aleph Bet" or "Aleph Beis")

A minimalist design celebrating the playful symbol of the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah: a dreidel. It's adorned with the Hebrew letter shin, mimicking the style of Biblical scribal arts. This is the perfect gift idea for Hanukkah.

The Yiddish word "meshuggeh" is typically translated as "crazy" but could be also translated as "unhinged", "nuts", or "acting irrationally".

Colorful typography art.

In a red box with white Hebrew letters, here's the Hebrew name for "covenant": BRIT. From right to left, there's an "BEIT," and a "REISH," a "YUD," and a "TAV." Great Hebrew gift or Messianic gift idea.

Leaves

The word "Shalom" which in Hebrew means peace comes on a leafy vine with little birds and pomegranates. Its background are in pretty pinkish and light yellow colors.

A lovely floral representation of the letter Aleph, the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet (also known as "Aleph Bet" or "Aleph Beis")

The word "Shalom" which means peace in Hebrew comes on a vine with bright green leaves, pomegranates, little birds, and surrounded by yellow and orange colors.

Aleph is one of the best stories by Argentinian Jorge Luis Borges, one of the best writers of short stories of the twentieth century.

A Hebrew word "emmet", meaning "the truth".

A lovely floral representation of the letter Final Mem in the Hebrew alphabet (also known as "Aleph Bet" or "Aleph Beis"). Why not get a row of stickers to put your name on something, or t-shirts for all your kids so they spell out a word together! Plus wall art makes a great gift for a new baby.

A lovely floral representation of the letter Dalet or Daled, the fourthletter of the Hebrew alphabet (also known as "Aleph Bet" or "Aleph Beis")

Ahava (ah-ha-va) / love The root or base of this word is hav, meaning ‘to give’. Perhaps this reveals a fundamental truth: that to love is to give – a beautiful thought that can resonate universally.

Colorful typography art.

Here is the ideal personalized gift for the Michael in your life; the letters are in biblical Hebrew, in the colors of blue with a white border. Rendered in a handcrafted oil painting style.

A lovely floral representation of the letter Vet (also known as "Veis"), a variation on the second letter of the Hebrew alphabet (also known as "Aleph Bet" or "Aleph Beis")

The Hebrew word EMET, which means Truth. The Hebrew Set: A set of inspiring words in Hebrew, typed with an old-fashioned Hebrew typeface. Unlike those famous tattoo-disasters, I guarantee that the spelling and meaning are 100% correct. * CAN'T FIND THE WORD YOU WANT? I take requests - ask me for the word or a name, and I'll make the design just for you :) * * [This design is also available in light graphics for dark backgrounds]