Infopirate.org

Great source of informaton on where words and names come from. In many languages.

[Arabic Names]
[Aramaic Names]
[Celtic Names]
[French Names]
[Germanic Names]
[Greek Names]
[Hebrew Names]
[Italian Names]
[Latin Names]
[Norse Names]
[Old English Names]
[Persian Names]
[Phoenician Names]
[Sanskrit Names]
[Slavic Names]
[Spanish Names]
[Turkish Names]

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[Cockney English]
[London Place Names]
[Grammar]

http://www.krysstal.com/wordname.html 

The table shows the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet.

Hebrew, is not an evolved, or an onomatopoeic language; the letters of a word, like a computer program, have a specific purpose in describing an object.

http://secretdatabase.blogspot.com/2007/07/secrets-o... 

Each letter in Hebrew alphabet has a unique meaning that in a combination with two or three other letters create a live Hebrew word.

http://www.geocities.com/teflonivan/1heblet.htm