Angel numbers are a concept in spiritual and mystical traditions, particularly in New Age thought, where specific sequences of numbers are believed to carry divine guidance or messages from angels or the universe. These numbers are often seen repeatedly in various aspects of life, such as on clocks, license plates, or receipts, and are interpreted as signs or omens. The term "angel numbers" does not have a direct translation in Hebrew, but the concept might be loosely related to the idea of ba'alat ov (בעלת אוב), which refers to a spirit medium or someone who communicates with spirits, though this is not an exact equivalent. In other languages, the concept might be referred to as números angélicos in Spanish, nombres angéliques in French, and Engelzahlen in German. Gematria (גימטריה), on the other hand, is a form of Jewish mysticism that involves the numerical values of letters in the Hebrew alphabet. Each letter is assigned a numerical value, and words or phrases can be analyzed based on these values to find hidden connections or meanings. This practice is deeply rooted in Kabbalah and has been used for centuries to interpret religious texts and uncover mystical insights. The concept of gematria is unique to Hebrew and does not have direct translations in other languages, although similar numerological practices exist in various cultures.