Hebrew Gematria Calculator

A Hebrew gematria calculator sums the fixed values of the 22 Hebrew letters: aleph through tet count 1–9, yod through tsadi count 10–90, and qof through tav count 100–400. Enter a spelling in Hebrew characters, and the total is deterministic — the same letters always produce the same number, which is why Hebrew gematria has a literature going back two thousand years while English variants are recent constructions.

Final forms and conventions

Five letters (khaf, mem, nun, pe, tsadi) have a final form used at the end of a word. Calculators differ on whether finals keep their ordinary value or take the extended 500–900 series; the ordinary convention is far more common, and a good tool states which it uses. Without that statement, two calculators can disagree about the same word and both be arithmetically correct.

Transliteration: the usual trap

Most people searching for a Hebrew gematria calculator actually have an English spelling — a name like "Aaron" or a phrase from a translation. Transliterating into English letters produces a different, convention-dependent total, which is why the original Hebrew spelling should be calculated wherever it exists. For English input, use the English gematria calculator; the Hebrew gematria guide covers the letter values and final-letter conventions in depth, and the Jewish gematria page explains the Agrippa table often behind "Jewish" values for Latin letters.

Where to calculate

The gematria calculator on this site computes English, Latin, Chaldean, Sumerian, ASCII and Jewish (Agrippa) values for any input, with letter-by-letter workings, and every total links to its number page for matching words and names.