Albam

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Albam is a classical Hebrew letter-substitution cipher used in Jewish mystical and exegetical traditions as a variant of the Temurah system.

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Albam canonical 1

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instanceOf Hebrew letter-substitution cipher
Jewish mystical technique
classical cipher
temurah method
appliesTo Hebrew letters
basedOn letter substitution
cipherType monoalphabetic substitution cipher
domain Jewish esotericism
hasPurpose revealing hidden meanings in scripture
symbolic transformation of text
hasVariantOf Temurah
language Hebrew
method systematic letter substitution
partOf Temurah
surface form: Temurah system
relatedTo Atbash
other Kabbalistic ciphers
religiousContext Judaism
timePeriod classical Jewish literature era
tradition Kabbalistic hermeneutics
usedBy Jewish commentators
Kabbalah
surface form: Kabbalists
usedFor encoding Hebrew words
esoteric interpretation of texts
mystical exegesis
usedIn Jewish exegetical traditions
Jewish mysticism
Kabbalah
usesScript Hebrew alphabet
writingSystem Hebrew

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Temurah hasVariant Albam