🔢 Basic Calculation

Enter any text to instantly see its numerical value. Each letter is assigned a number according to the selected system, and the total is calculated automatically.

🔤 Supported Alphabets

• Hebrew (Traditional Gematria): א=1, ב=2, ג=3... using the classic Mispar Hechrachi system
• Latin (Simple Ordinal): A=1, B=2, C=3... Z=26
• Russian Cyrillic: а=1, б=2, в=3... я=33

⚙️ Calculation Modes

• Direct Mode: Uses the alphabet's native values directly. Note: This lacks the spiritual significance of traditional Hebrew gematria.
• Hebrew Transliteration: Converts your text to Hebrew first, then calculates. Uses advanced mapping with special words, patterns, and proper final forms (sofit).

🔍 Reverse Lookup

After calculating a number, click "Reverse Lookup" to find Hebrew words with the same value. Filter by part of speech, biblical terms, names, places, or sort alphabetically. Switch to chart view for a visual tree representation.

📜 Ancient Practice

Gematria is an ancient Jewish alphanumerical system that assigns numerical values to Hebrew letters. It's used to find hidden connections between words and reveal deeper meanings in religious texts.

🔢 The Hebrew System

In traditional Hebrew gematria (Mispar Hechrachi), the first 9 letters represent 1-9, the next 9 represent 10-90, and the last 4 represent 100-400. Words with the same numerical value are considered connected.

🎯 Modern Applications

Today, gematria is used in biblical study, meditation, and personal reflection. Some find meaning in calculating names, dates, or phrases to discover numerical patterns and connections.

⚠️ Important Note

While this calculator extends gematria concepts to other alphabets, true gematria is inherently Hebrew. Non-Hebrew calculations are mathematical exercises rather than traditional spiritual practice.

🔤 Final Forms (Sofit)

Hebrew has five letters with special final forms used at word endings: ך (kaf), ם (mem), ן (nun), ף (pe), ץ (tsadi). These have the same numerical values as their regular forms.

📚 Hebrew Word Corpus

• Primary Source: Hebrew wordlist collections with grammatical annotations
• Coverage: Modern and biblical Hebrew words
• Metadata: Part of speech, biblical terms, names, places, inflected forms
• Size: Thousands of words with verified gematria values

🔄 Transliteration System

Our transliteration uses a sophisticated three-step approach:

1. Special Word Dictionary: Direct mappings for common names and terms
2. Pattern Matching: Multi-character sequence rules (e.g., Russian "ей" → Hebrew "יי")
3. Character Mapping: Individual letter conversions with automatic final form application

🛡️ Data Quality

• All Hebrew words validated against traditional gematria rules
• Proper final form (sofit) handling at word endings
• Filtering rules for realistic Hebrew letter combinations
• Continuous updates and corrections to improve accuracy