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I’m thrilled to share that we’ve reached the final chapter in the Eberith Vocabulary Series! Book 18 is now available, and it covers the last two letters of the Eberith Alef-Beth: Shin and Tau.
When I began this series, I had no idea how deeply each letter would speak—not just in language, but in spirit. These final two letters are especially meaningful, and I’d love to share a bit about them with you.
Sound: “S”
Number: 300
Paleo Hebrew Symbol: tooth
The letter Shin represents strength, sharpness, and the act of consuming or destroying. It’s full of movement and imagery.
Shin means:
Tooth
Destroy
Eat / Consume
Point of a Rock
Words using Shin:
Shabbath – Sabbath
Shophar – Trumpet
Shalom – Peace
Sound: “TH”
Number: 400
Paleo Hebrew Symbol: A mark or cross
Tau often appears at the end of things, and it’s fitting that it completes our series. It represents agreement, sealing, and sacred connection.
Tau means:
Mark
Sign or Seal
To Join
Covenant
Words using Tau:
Tebah – Box or Ark
Torah – Law, Instruction
Telaah – Hardship, Weariness
Book 18 features 100 vocabulary words (50 Shin, 50 Tau), complete with:
Strong’s Concordance numbers
Phonetic pronunciation
Eberith and Hebrew spelling
Self-paced learning activities (charts, puzzles, solutions in the back)
Whether this is your first Eberith workbook or your eighteenth, you’re welcome here.
If you’re new, I recommend beginning with:
➡️ Hebrew Word Discovery: Letters
➡️ Hebrew Word Discovery: Grammar
But you can also explore the Vocabulary books in any order.
We’ve just released a YouTube introduction video for the Shin & Tau book! Watch it here:
Visit: www.HebrewWordDiscovery.com
Pinterest: @Pelican Harbor Publishing
YouTube: @EberithTrueHebrew
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