Ten Rules of Hebrew Alphabet

Ten Rules of Hebrew Alphabet 

RULE 1.

NO CAPITAL LETTERS
There are no Capital letters in the Hebrew Language.

RULE 2.

Hebrew has two types of Scripts.

The Printed forms sometimes known as Square scripts (Defus)

While Hebrew script call (K'tav) or cursive Writing for quick editing. Cursive

Hebrew Newspaper, Scriptures and sign board does not have Nikkud. Thus you have to learn how read without Nikkud in advance studies.

RULE 3.

It is all about Nikkud". The Hebrew term "Nikkud means punctuation or vocalization of the Hebrew words. Standard Nikkud is beneath the letter.

It serves as like a training wheel help to keep your balance.

Noted in Tanach Hebrew text  such like Torah Scroll does not have Nikkud

Some Printed book Hebrew Tanach and also Brit Chadash  has Nikkud and cantilation marks, the purpose came up with systematic vocalization punctualion allow how to pronounce the word in the Bible.

No Nikkud needed for when we speak to one another.

The Nikkud invention dubbed by Eliezer Ben Yehudah 1100 years ago same system.

. literally mean do Nikkuda mostly underneath letter.

RULE 4.

Hebrew scripture does not have cursive writing,

A little "Dot ." inside a letter is called "Dagesh" it use to Emphasize a letter. It is a special Nikkud.

פ=F   פּ=F
Rule of Dagesh  דָּגֵשׁ - Dagesh  makes different pronunciation for the exact same letter.

RULE 5.

Direction
Hebrew are Written and read from Right to Left.

RULE 6

ORDER IS IMPORTANT
There are Five letters in the Hebrew Language that have "Regular" form and "Final form to them.

1st מ=ם 

RULE 7 

Hebrew are also Number of letters
The Hebrew Language has a total of 22 Hebrew letters

אבגדהזחטיכלמנסעפצקרשת

The letter in Red form a word Emet - truth
Revelation Chapter 22:13
I am Alpha and Omega the First and the Last the commence and the completion.

RULE 9

Root canal or root word.
When reading Hebrew identify the Root word (3 letters) Past tense or future, Prefix and suffix.

Practice read Hebrew
identify the Alphabet, look Nikkud, pronounce

Every Hebrew verbs has three 3 root letters that are called "Shoresh" that make up the meaning of the word.

RULE 10.

Importance of learning Hebrew.

Hebrew are a Mathematical Language. Each letters is equivalent to a number.
use for gematria. use as scientific, language number language