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Ohr Ne'erav, PART VII, Letter Alef

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אב – יתייחס בכתר וגם בחכמה:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Av (“Father”) relates to Keter and also to Ḥokhmah.

אב האמונה – יתייחס בכתר וחכמה מצד המלכות והבינה:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Av ha-Emunah (“Father of Faith”) relates to Keter and Ḥokhmah from the side of Malkhut and Binah.

אב הרחמן – בתפארת מצד הכתר:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Av ha-Raḥaman (“Father of Mercy”) [relates to] Tiferet from the side of Keter.

אביר – בת״ת. אב״ן במלכות, ולה בחינות רבות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Abir (“Mighty One”). Tiferet in a filial [relationship] with Malkhut. It has many aspects.

אבנים מפולמות – בחסד. ולפעמים בקליפה. בקליפה נגדיית:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Avanim Mefulamot (“Viscous Stones”). In Ḥesed and sometimes in the corresponding kelipah.

אבני תוהו – בחסד על צד הנזכר:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Avne Tohu (“Stones of the Void”). In Ḥesed on the aforementioned [kelipah] side.

אבוס – מקום יניקת החיות מהמלכות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Avus (“Crib”). The place for deriving life from Malkhut.

אבק – כנוי אל הקליפה:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Avak (“Dust”). Appellation of the kelipah.

אבקת רוכל – בבינה, וביסוד:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Avak Rokhel (“Powder of the Merchant”). In Binah and in Yesod.

אבר – יסוד:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Ever (“Member, Male Organ”). Yesod.

אברהם – חסד:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Abraham, Ḥesed.

אגודה – כל האצילות במשמע:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Agudah (“Bunch”). All the emanation by implication.

אגוז – מלכות עם הקליפות ויסוד:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Egoz (“Nut”). Malkhut with the kelipot and Yesod.

אגן – המלכות בהיותה מלאה:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Agan (“Basin”). Malkhut when she is full.

אד – מלכות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Ed (“Vapor”). Malkhut

אדון – מלכות ויסוד:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Adon (“Master”). Malkhut and Yesod.

אדיר – בינה וגבורה:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Adir. (“Majestic”). Binah and Gevurah.

אדרת – מלכות מצד הגבורה:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Aderet (“Mantle”). Malkhut from the side of Gevurah.

אדם – חכמה ותפארת וכל האצילות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Adam (“Man”), Ḥokhmah and Tiferet and all the emanation.

אדמה – המלכות מצד הדין:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Adamah (“Earth”). Malkhut from the side of Judgment.

אדמוני – הוד:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Admoni (“Ruddy”). Hod.

אדני – מלכות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Adonai (“Lord”). Malkhut.

אדריכל – מלכות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Adrikhal (“Architect”). Malkhut.

אהבה – תחלתה מגבורה, וסופה בחסד, והיא מלכות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Ahavah (“Love”). It begins from Gevurah and ends in Ḥesed. It is Malkhut.

אה״ה – א׳‎ כתר, שנ״י ההי״ן בינה ומלכות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Ahah (“Alas”). The alef [is] Keter and the two hehs [are] Binah and Malkhut.

אהל מועד – מלכות משכן לתפארת:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Ohel Moed (“Tent of Meeting”). Malkhut as dwelling place of Tiferet.

אוי – תפארת מסתלק אל הכתר לרעה:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Oy (“Woe”). Tiferet retreats to Keter for ill.

אויר – ת״ת וכתר. ויחוד חכמה ובינה:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Avir (“Air”). Tiferet and Keter; the union of Ḥokhmah and Binah.

אוכל – צדיק:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Okhel (“Food”). The Righteous [Yesod].

אומן – יסוד:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Omen (“Tutor”). Yesod.

און – הקליפה וכן כל לשון און ואונאה:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Aven (“Evil”). The kelipah. Thus with any form of iniquity or deceit.

אופן – הגדולה, ואופני המרכבה נצח הוד יסוד והמלכות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Ofan (“Wheel”). Gedulah. The wheels of the chariot: Neẓaḥ, Hod, Yesod, and Malkhut.

אור – בת״ת ובחסד ובבינה:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Or (“Light”). In Tiferet, Ḥesed, and Binah.

אורח – מהכתר אל הת״ת, ואם הוא עקלתון בחיצונים:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Oraḥ (“Path”). From Keter to Tiferet. If it is crooked, [it refers to] the “outside” ones.

אות – יסוד, ולפעמים במלכות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Ot (“Sign”). Yesod and sometimes in Malkhut.

אז – חבור חכמה ובינה, וגם חבור תפארת במלכות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Az (“Then”). The union of Ḥokhmah and Binah and also the union of Tiferet in Malkhut.

אזוב – צדיק משפיע למלכות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Ezov (“Hyssop”). The Righteous One influences Malkhut.

אח – ת״ת למלכות מצד החסד, וכולל עד היסוד שהם ט׳‎:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

A“ (“Brother”). Tiferet in relation to Malkhut from the side of Ḥesed, which includes [all the sefirot] until Yesod, which are nine.

אחד – ת״ת כולל ט׳‎ עם המלכות ד׳‎:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Eḥad (“One” [masc.]). Tiferet inclusive of the nine [sefirot]; with Malkhut four.

אחור – מלכות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Aḥor (“Behind”). Malkhut.

אחר הדברים – הקליפה והמקטרג:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Aḥar ha-Devarim (“After the Things”). The kelipah and the accusers.

אחרית – בינה:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Aḥarit (“End”). Binah.

אחרית הימים – מלכות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Aḥarit ha-Yamim (“End of Days”). Malkhut.

אחת – בינה וחכמה וכתר:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Aḥat (“One” [fem.]). Binah, Ḥokhmah, and Keter.

אטד – מצד הדין הקשה והגבורה:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Atad (“Thorn Bush”). From the side of Rigorous Judgment and Gevurah.

אי – חכמה ובינה:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Ei (“Where”). Ḥokhmah and Binah.

אין – כתר כולל חכמה ובינה:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Ayin (“Nothing”). Keter inclusive of Ḥokhmah and Binah.

אילת השחר ואילת אהבים – מלכות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Ayelet ha-Shaḥar and Ayelet Ahavim (“Morning Star” and “Lovely Woman”). Malkhut.

אין סוף – עלת כל העלות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Eyn Sof (“Without End”). Cause of all Causes.

אי״ק – כתר חכמה בינה, או כתר תפארת מלכות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Eyk (short for Eyn Ketz, “Without Finish”). Keter, Ḥokhmah, Binah or Keter, Tiferet, Malkhut.

איש – תפארת כולל כתר חכמה בינה:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Ish (“Man”). Tiferet inclusive of Keter, Ḥokhmah, and Binah.

אכתריאל – יש שפירשו במלכות, ולי נראה בבריאה:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Akhatriel (an angel). There are those who explain it [with reference] to Malkhut. It seems to me [to refer] to Creation.

אל – שהיא מלה שרתית כמו אספרה אל חק שאינו קדוש, בעולם הזכר:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

El (“To”). This is a root word, as in I will tell of [el] the decree (Ps. 2:7), which is not holy. In the male world.

אלה – הם ג׳‎ אבות, או החצונים לפי הענין:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Eleh (“These”). They are the three Patriarchs³ or the “Outside” ones, according to context.

footnotes: ³ The sefirah Gedulah is associated with Abraham, Gevurah with Isaac, and Tiferet with Jacob.

אל – קדוש, ימצא בכתר ובחסד ובמלכות וביסוד:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

El (“God”). Holy. It will be found in Keter and in Ḥesed and in Malkhut and in Yesod.

אלוה – א״ל חסד. ו״ה תפארת ומלכות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Eloha (“Deity”), alef, lamed [=] Ḥesed; vav, heh [=] Tiferet and Malkhut.

אלי – בינה כוללת ג׳‎ ראשונות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Eli (“My God”). Binah inclusive of the three first [sefirot].

אלישבע – מלכות יונקת מז׳‎ מדות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Elisheva (feminine name). Malkhut deriving sustenance from the seven qualities.

אלוף – תפארת:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Aluf (“Chief”). Tiferet.

אלקינו שבשמים – בינה:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Elokenu she-ba-Shamayim (“Our God in Heaven”). Binah.

אלקים חיים – בינה ומלכות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Elokim Ḥayyim (“Living God”). Binah and Malkhut.

אלקיך – ‎בינה ומלכות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Elokekha (“Your God”). Binah and Malkhut.

אם – בינה ומלכות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Em (“Mother”). Binah and Malkhut.

אמה – תפארת, כוללת ו׳‎ טפחים, ו׳‎ ספירות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Amah (“Cubit”). Tiferet inclusive of six *tefaḥim,*⁴ is a unit of measure., six sefirot.

footnotes: ⁴ The tefaḥ

אמן – יסוד, מיחד תפארת ומלכות וכולל עשר:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Amen (“Amen”). Yesod uniting Tiferet and Malkhut and inclusive of the ten [sefirot].

אמון – כתר ת״ת יסוד בינה, בריש בראשית רבה:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Emon (“Hidden”). Keter, Tiferet, Yesod, Binah. [Cf.] the beginning of Bereshit Rabbah.⁵

footnotes: ⁵ The verse from Prov. 8:30 containing this word begins the first section of Bereshit Rabbah (1:1).

אמונה – בינה מצד החסד, מלכות מצד היסוד:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Emunah (“Faith”). Binah from the side of Ḥesed; Malkhut from the side of Yesod.

אומנת – בינה אל תפארת:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Omenet (“Nursemaid”). Binah in relation to Tiferet.

אמוראים – גדולה גבורה תפארת:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Amoraim (sages of the Gemara). Gedulah, Gevurah, Tiferet.

אמרת – מלכות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Imrat (“The word of”) Malkhut.

אמירה – במלכות מצד היותה למעלה:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

The “word” is in Malkhut from the side of its being above.

אמ״ש – הם כתר חכמה בינה:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Emesh (“Yesterday Evening”). They are Keter, Ḥokhmah, Binah.

אמת – תפארת. ויש בכללה תפארת מלכות יסוד:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Emet (“Truth”). Tiferet, sometimes inclusive of Tiferet, Malkhut, Yesod.

אנא – כתר בינה חכמה:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Ana (“Please”). Keter, Binah, Ḥokhmah.

אנחה – מצד התפארת:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Anaḥa (“Tribulation”). From the side of Tiferet.

אני – מלכות, בינה:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Ani (“I”). Malkhut, Binah.

אניה – כחות המלכות, הם ספינות בים:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Aniyah (“Ship”). The powers of Malkhut are [as a] ship on the sea.

אנכי – בינה ומלכות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Anokhi (“I”). Binah and Malkhut.

אנפי רברבי – גדולה וגבורה. או כרובים עליונים:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Anfei Ravrevei (“Great Branches”). Gedulah and Gevurah or the high cherubs.

אנפי זוטרי – נצח הוד. או כרובים תחתונים:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Anfei Zutrei (“Lesser Branches”). Neẓaḥ, Hod or the lower cherubs.

אסטומכא – מלכות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Istumkhah (“Stomach”). Malkhut.

אספקלריא המאירה – ת״ת. ושאינה מאירה מלכות. וכן נצח והוד, אף מלכות מצד גבורה:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Ispaklariah ha-Me’irah (“Shining Mirror”). Tiferet. [Ispaklariah] she-eina Me’irah (“The Mirror That Does Not Shine”). Malkhut and also Neẓaḥ, Hod. Also, Malkhut from the side of Gevurah.

אפיסת הרעיון – כתר:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Afisat ha-Ra’ayon (“Nullification of the Mind”). Keter.

אפיקי מים – נצח והוד:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Afikei Mayim (“Streams of Water”). Neẓaḥ, Hod.

אפלה – גבורה:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Afelah (“Darkness”). Gevurah.

אפרוח – תפארת ויסוד:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Efroaḥ (“Fledgling”). Tiferet and Yesod.

אפריון – מלכות כוללת בעשר:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Apirion (“Palanquin”). Malkhut inclusive of the ten [sefirot].

אפרסמון – בינה כוללת שש קצוות חופפת על ארבע:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Aparsimon (“Persimmon”). Binah inclusive of the six “directions” covering four.

אצבעות י׳‎ – הם עשר ספירות חמשה הם – גדולה, גבורה, תפארת, נצח, והוד:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Eẓbaot (“Fingers”). Ten [indicate] the ten sefirot; five constitute Gedulah, Gevurah, Tiferet, Neẓaḥ, Hod.

ארגמן – גדולה ת״ת גבורה מלכות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Argaman (“Purple”). Tiferet, Gedulah, Gevurah, Malkhut.

ארוך – תפארת:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Arokh (“Long”). Tiferet.

ארון – מלכות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Aron (“Ark”). Malkhut.

ארזי לבנון – מציאות הספירות שבכתר:

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Arzei Levanon (“Cedars of Lebanon”). The existence of the sefirot within Keter.

אריה – חסד:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Aryeh (“Lion”). Ḥesed.

ארך אפים – תפארת מצד הכתר או כתר עצמו:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Erekh ‘Apayim (“Slow to Anger”). Tiferet from the aspect of Keter or Keter itself.

ארמנות – נצח והוד, ארמנות אל המלכות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Armonot (“Palaces”). Neẓaḥ and Hod constitute the “palaces” for Malkhut.

ארץ – מלכות והכל לפי שם הלווי:

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Ereẓ (“Earth”). Malkhut. It is all according to the accompanying name.

אש – גבורה:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Esh (“Fire”). Gevurah.

אשה – מלכות. וכן אשה:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Ishah (“Woman”). Malkhut. The same for Isheh (“Fire Offering”).

אשמורת – נצח הוד:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Ashmorot (“Watches”). Neẓaḥ, Hod.

אשישות – היחוד על ידי אש לבן ואש אדום. או גדולה גבורה ת״ת:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Ashishot (“Cake”). The union brought about by white fire and red fire; or Gedulah, Gevurah, Tiferet.

אשכלות – נצח הוד:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Eshkolot (“Bunches of Grapes”). Neẓaḥ, Hod.

אשר – בינה או תפארת:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Osher (“Happiness”). Binah or Tiferet.

אשרה – מלכות בהיותה יונקת מן התפארת:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Asherah (“Grove”). Malkhut when it derives sustenance from Tiferet.

את – מלכות כלילא מא׳‎ ועד ת׳‎:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

’Et (Particle designating direct object). Malkhut which is crowned from alef to tav.

את – מלכות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

’At (“You” [fem.]). Malkhut.

אתה – ת״ת, ובחסד ומלכות וחכמה ובינה:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

’Atah (“You” [masc.]). Tiferet and in Ḥesed and Malkhut and in Ḥokhmah and in Binah.

אתנים – נצח הוד יסוד:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Etanim (“Mighty Ones”). Neẓaḥ, Hod, Yesod.

אתרוג – מלכות:

Moses Cordovero's Introduction to Kabbalah, Annotated trans. of Or ne'erav, Ira Robinson, 1994.

Etrog (“Citron”). Malkhut.