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A dreidel, or sevivon, is a (normally) four-sided top, with the Hebrew letters nun, gimel, hay, and shin on the sides. The four letters form an acronym for "nes gadol haya sham", or "a great miracle happened there". In Israel, however, the dreidel is called a sevivon and says "nes gadol haya po", or "A great miracle happened here". :-)

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