Nov 11, 2011 Posted by Leon on Nov 11, 2011 in geekmatria | 0 comments

Geek-Matria 16 – The Final Edition

Well, this is it – my final  Geek-matria post (at least for the next 89 years). It’s only fitting that this series end on a date with is mono-numeric (all 1’s) as well.

As with the other posts in this series, I converted today’s date from binary into a number, and then to find out the words that had that numeric value according to Gematria.

(With appreciation to Bill Heidrick for his work on this site)

Today’s (11-11-11) date equates to 63. The Hebrew words that have that numeric value are:

	—	(713 w/f); Abadon, place of the dead; destruction; place of destruction; the abyss (see also ). (6+3=9 or, on finals, 713 -> 11. Sephir Yetzirah: “10, not 9, not 11. wo/f lacks 1, w/f excess by 1 of perfection. = 1 is the symbol of the no-thing, yet 10 > 1. — This word embodies all and null, but stresses null and only possesses all by implication).
	—	to feed, to fatten; to collect, to bring together; to fill in, to cram.
	—	pr.n. “Powerful” or “Rich”.
	—	pr.n. “Insight”.
	—	to roll, cause to turn; hollow out, excavate; a rolling; dung, ordure (rounded form or of men); turn, circumstance.
	—	pr.n. “Low Country”.
	—	wax.
	—	wretchedness, wretched one.
	—	to bend, turn, to incline; to settle down in, to dwell in, encamp; to be pointed, to pierce; compassions, mercies; pr.n. “Beauty”.
	—	(713 w/f); to press or crush.
	—	(713 w/f); a pining away.
	—	(713 w/f); pr.n. “Fish-like” or “prolific” — name of Dagon, the fish god.
	—	to nourish, pamper; to point, sharpen; to shape, form; to deck, ornament, deck out, adorn; to be well fed.
	—	pr.n. “Deliverance”.
	—	pr.n. “God gladdens”.
	—	pr.n. “renowned”.
	—	preservation of life; sustenance, livelihood; a wound or sore.
	—	pain suffering; sorrow, grief.
	—	a prophet, a speaker.
	—	brightness, splendour.
	—	to lead or guide.
	—	to sip or suck in, to keep drinking, to tipple; a drunkard.
	—	drink; drinking bout or carousal.
	—	pr. n. “Sabean Man”, name of a son of Cush and the Sabean people.