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|description=The ninth letter in the English, the tenth in the Hebrew alphabet. As a numeral it signifies in both languages ''one, ''and also ''ten ''in the Hebrew (see J), in which it corresponds to the Divine name ''Jah'', the male side, or aspect, of the hermaphrodite being, or the male‐female Adam, of which ''hovah ''Jah‐hovah) is the female aspect. It is symbolized by a hand with bent fore‐finger, to show its phallic signification {{ | |description=The ninth letter in the English, the tenth in the Hebrew alphabet. As a numeral it signifies in both languages ''one, ''and also ''ten ''in the Hebrew (see J), in which it corresponds to the Divine name ''Jah'', the male side, or aspect, of the hermaphrodite being, or the male‐female Adam, of which ''hovah ''Jah‐hovah) is the female aspect. It is symbolized by a hand with bent fore‐finger, to show its phallic signification {{ctd-source|TG}}. | ||
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The ninth letter in the English, the tenth in the Hebrew alphabet. As a numeral it signifies in both languages one, and also ten in the Hebrew (see J), in which it corresponds to the Divine name Jah, the male side, or aspect, of the hermaphrodite being, or the male‐female Adam, of which hovah Jah‐hovah) is the female aspect. It is symbolized by a hand with bent fore‐finger, to show its phallic signification (TG).
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