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Gematria Calculator

Gematria Calculator

Convert words & phrases into their gematria value

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English Gematria assigns each Latin letter its ordinal position: A=1, B=2, C=3 ... Z=26. Example: "cab" = C(3) + A(1) + B(2) = 6.

Hebrew Gematria (Mispar Hechrachi) uses the standard values of the 22-letter Hebrew alphabet (א=1, ב=2 ... up to ת=400). This system only applies to actual Hebrew Unicode characters typed in the input — Latin transliterations (like typing "aleph") are not converted, since no verified transliteration table was available to guarantee accuracy.

Any character not covered by the selected system (spaces, punctuation, digits, or letters outside that alphabet) contributes 0 to the total but still appears in the breakdown table below.

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Gematria assigns numeric values to letters, turning any word or phrase into a number, this calculator supports both the simple English system and traditional Hebrew Gematria.

How to use this gematria calculator

  1. Choose your System: English Gematria (A=1…Z=26) or Hebrew Gematria (Mispar Hechrachi).
  2. Enter your Word, Phrase, or Sentence.
  3. Read the total gematria value, plus a full letter-by-letter breakdown.

What this calculator does

English Gematria assigns each Latin letter its ordinal position: A=1, B=2, C=3, continuing up to Z=26. For example, “cab” equals C(3) + A(1) + B(2) = 6. Hebrew Gematria (Mispar Hechrachi) uses the standard values of the 22-letter Hebrew alphabet, from א=1 up to ת=400.

English: “cab” = C(3) + A(1) + B(2) = 6

An important limitation for Hebrew Gematria

Hebrew Gematria mode only applies to actual Hebrew Unicode characters typed directly into the input, Latin transliterations (like typing the word “aleph”) are not converted, since no verified transliteration table was available to guarantee accuracy. If you need to calculate a Hebrew word’s gematria value, type it using actual Hebrew script rather than a transliterated spelling.

How non-alphabetic characters are handled

Any character not covered by the selected system, spaces, punctuation, digits, or letters outside that alphabet, contributes 0 to the total but still appears in the breakdown table, so you can see exactly how each character in your input was (or wasn’t) counted.

Frequently asked questions

How is English Gematria calculated?

Each letter gets its position in the alphabet as its value (A=1, B=2, up to Z=26), and the total is the sum of all letter values in the word or phrase.

Can I type a transliterated Hebrew word like “aleph” for Hebrew Gematria?

No, Hebrew Gematria mode only calculates values for actual Hebrew Unicode characters typed directly, not Latin transliterations, since no verified transliteration table was available to guarantee an accurate conversion.