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Ohr Ne'erav, PART VII, Letter Daled

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דבור – מלכות:

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

Dibbur (“Speech”). Malkhut.

דבר – מלכות:

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

Davar (“Word”). Malkhut.

דבש – מצד הגבורה:

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

Devash (“Honey”). From the side of Gevurah.

דו פרצופין – תפארת ומלכות:

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

Du Parẓufin (“Dual Figure”). Tiferet and Malkhut.

דוד נאמן – יסוד:

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

Dod Ne’eman (“Faithful Love”). Yesod.

דוד – מלכות:

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

David. Malkhut.

דור – יסוד ותפארת, או בינה ומלכות, וזהו לדור דור:

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

Dor (“Generation”). Yesod and Tiferet; or Binah and Malkhut. This is [what is meant by the expression] to all generations (Exod. 3:15).

דיו – היא בבינה, הנותנת לוא״ו שבשם די ספוקו, ובה כתיבת ספר תורה, בסוד אש שחורה ע״ג אש לבנה:

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

Dyo (“Ink”). In Binah, which gives the vav in the [divine] Name its due nourishment. With it is written the Torah scroll in the mystery of “black fire on top of white fire.”⁹

footnotes: ⁹ Yerushalmi, Shekalim 6:1.

דיין – גבורה, או ת״ת מצד המלכות:

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

Dayyan (“Judge”). Gevurah or Tiferet from the side of Malkhut.

דין תורה – דין אמת – מלכות:

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

Din Torah (“Judgment of the Torah”). True judgment; Malkhut.

דך – יסוד:

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

Dakh (“Oppressed”). Yesod.

דכים – מלכות מצד היסוד:

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

Dakhim (“Oppressed” [pl.]). Malkhut from the side of Yesod.

דל – יסוד:

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

Dal (“Poor”). Yesod.

דם – סיתום השפע בבינה, שלא בא אל המלכות, לפיכך באה דל״ת דלה, ואצלה מ״ס סתומה:

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

Dam (“Blood”). The closing of the emanation in Binah so that it does not come to Malkhut. Therefore it comes as she has surely drawn (Exod. 2:19), and with her the mem is closed.

דמיון – מלכות:

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

Dimayon (“Imagination”). Malkhut.

דמעות – גבורה הוד:

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

Dema’ot (“Tears”). Gevurah, Hod.

דעת – תפארת או יסוד בבחינה דקה:

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

Da’at (“Knowledge”). Tiferet or Yesod in the delicate aspect.

דר – מלכות, או בינה:

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

Dar (“Dwells”). Malkhut or Binah.

דרור – בינה:

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

Deror (“Freedom”). Binah.

דרום – חסד:

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

Darom (“South”). Ḥesed.

דרכים – צנורות השפע, מג׳‎ אבות אל המלכות:

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

Derakhim (“Paths”). The channels of the emanation from the three “patriarchs” to Malkhut.