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Hebrew Gematria Chart

אבגדהוזחטיכלמנסעפצקרשת

Every Hebrew letter with the number it takes in the four traditional methods.

LetterStandardLargeOrdinalReduced
א1111
ב2222
ג3333
ד4444
ה5555
ו6666
ז7777
ח8888
ט9999
י1010101
כ2020112
ל3030123
מ4040134
נ5050145
ס6060156
ע7070167
פ8080178
צ9090189
ק100100191
ר200200202
ש300300213
ת400400224
ך20500112
ם40600134
ן50700145
ף80800178
ץ90900189

The chart covers the four methods. Standard (Mispar Hechrachi) is the absolute value, aleph 1 to tav 400. Large (Mispar Gadol) matches it, except the five final forms (ך ם ן ף ץ) rise to 500 through 900. Ordinal (Mispar Siduri) counts by position, 1 to 22. Reduced (Mispar Katan) folds each value to a single digit.

To find a word's value, read each letter and add the numbers, or use the Hebrew gematria calculator to do it instantly.

Frequently asked questions

What is the value of each Hebrew letter?

In the Standard method (Mispar Hechrachi), aleph is 1 up to tav at 400. The chart above lists every letter with its value in the Large, Ordinal and Reduced methods too.

What are the final Hebrew letters worth?

In the Standard method the five final forms keep their base value (final kaf is 20, the same as regular kaf). In the Large method, Mispar Gadol, they rise: final kaf 500, mem 600, nun 700, pe 800, tsadi 900.

How do I work out a Hebrew word from the chart?

Read each letter from the chart and add the numbers. For shalom: shin 300 + lamed 30 + vav 6 + final mem 40 = 376. Or type the word into the calculator and it does every method at once.

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