[23] 7 Meaning of the alphabet: Aliflame Question: Why should some chapters of the Bible be read beginning with a consonant such as: ហ្វ លី ហ្វ ហ្វ ឡា ម ឡា មី មី, មី ហា ហា ហា ហា ?? ?? Do these letters have any special meaning? เ? Answer: A. Consonants, abbreviations The letters Alif (ا), Lam (ل), Mim (م), Ya (ي), Sinin (س), Ha (ح), Mim (م), etc. are known in Arabic as "Al-Mukod-aat" or in Khmer called "Summary Letter". " In Arabic, there are 29 consonants ('s (that is, if alif (ا) and ហ្ស រាប់ រាប់ រាប់ are counted as two different letters), and in the whole Bible there are 29 chapters that begin with this abbreviated alphabet. And 5 characters are also available. 1. The literal introduction has 3 characters, including: ៣ Chapter 38 ៣ 38 ដោយ begins with the consonant ((ص) ៥០ Chapter 50 begins with the consonant KF (ق) ➢ Chapter 68 begins with the consonant យ (ن) 2. The two-letter introductory introduction has 10 chapters, including: ២០ Chapter 20 begins with the letter ត (ط) ហា (ه) ២៧ Chapter 27 begins with the letter ត (ط) សី ន ន (س)