Sometimes Tarotists relate the cards to alphabets, especially the Hebrew one, and, to a lesser extent, the so-called Alphabet of the Magi (see table, below).  Paul Christian may have invented the latter; the earliest example known to the author appears in Christian’s The History and Practice of Magic (originally published in 1870 as Histoire de la magie, du monde surnaturel et de la fatalité à travers les temps et les peuples).

The table below summarizes the Hebrew alphabet and its correspondences to the Alphabet of the Magi.

Hebrew Alphabet		Alphabet of the Magi
Aleph		Althoïm
Beth		Beïnthin
Gimel		Gomor
Daleth		Dinaïn
He		Eni
Vav		Ur
Zayin		Zaïn
Cheth		Heletha
Theth		Théla
Yod		Ioïthi
Kaph		Caïtha
Lamed		Luzain
Mem		Mataloth
Nun		Naïn
Samekh		Xirön
Ayin		Oléath
Pe		Pilôn
Tzaddi		Tsadi
Qoph		Quitolah
Resh		Rasith
Shin		Sichen
Tau		Thoth