Gimel

The Hebrew symbol Gimel can be displayed in classrooms for language learning purposes. Free to download and print

HEBREW WORD STUDY – LIKE BITTER WATER – KEMAR – כמר Kap Mem Resh Isaiah 40:15: “Behold, the nations [are] as a drop of a bucket, and are counted as the small dust of the balance: behold, he taketh up the isles as a very little thing.” The text actually reads: “The nations like a […]

Hebrew Alphabet as used by a Jewish Scribe(or Sofer)

"Gimel" is the third letter of the Hebrew alphabet and it is a symbol that represents a man running towards something greater and away from something lesser. The man illustrated is a man with great wealth running to give his wealth in resources, counsel, or instruction to someone that is poor and without means. The back of the letter is open to indicate that the choice to run is independent of any other influences. Man chooses the destiny, good or evil, that he wants to chase.

Gimel coloring page that you can customize and print for kids.

The Hebrew letter "Gimel" (ג) symbolizes a camel, often thought to represent a journey or a process of carrying something of value over a distance. The word "Gamal," associated with Gimel, means to give or to bestow bountifully.

1 - Alef - (1) 2 - Bet - (2) 3 - Gimel - (3) 4 - Dalet - (4)