Daled
Daled, also spelled dalet or daleth, is the fourth letter of the Hebrew alphabet. In modern Hebrew, it represents the voiced alveolar plosive /d/. The name dalet is traditionally linked to the word for “door” ( דלת, delet ), reflecting both the letter’s phonetic value and a visual association with a doorway.
Origins and form are traced to the Phoenician dalath, a consonant in the family of Semitic alphabets
In gematria, dalet has the numeric value of 4. Beyond mere counting, the letter appears in numerous
Daled appears in Biblical Hebrew and continues to be used in Modern Hebrew, in everyday writing as