The root tet, resh, feh can be scrambled, shuffled or torn to pieces.

The root lamed, vav, nun, to stay for the night, is circumscribed to a particular time—nighttime.

The root tet, ayin, nun, which can mean load or piece, also has a place in the courtroom.

A fountain of meanings can be derived from the Hebrew root 'zarak.'

In Hebrew, there is a connection between rayon cloth, the Aurora Borealis and Jewish mysticism.

The Hebrew root gimmel, dalet, resh brings us stories about pathways, barriers and songbirds.

From stickers to devotion, the Hebrew word davek reveals a longtime attachment to our Jewish roots.

Jospeh Lowin explores a Hebrew root that takes us back into the time of prophets and metaphor.