Gematria Analysis: 𐤀𐤓𐤑

𐤀𐤓𐤑 represents the ancient Northwest Semitic root *ʾrṣ*, commonly meaning “earth,” “land,” or “ground” in Phoenician and related languages. Historically, this term appears in early inscriptions describing territory, place, and the physical world. In gematria, its letters—Aleph, Resh, and Tsade—carry numerical values that some use to explore themes of foundation, stability, and material existence. The root also appears in later Hebrew texts, where it denotes both the natural world and specific lands of cultural importance. Mystical traditions sometimes interpret it symbolically as the realm where spiritual and physical forces meet. Numerology practitioners may analyze its structure to consider ideas of grounding and manifestation. These studies help place the term within broader linguistic and symbolic traditions.