Gematria Calculator

Type any Hebrew word or name — see its value across the four classical gematria systems instantly.

Try:
Mispar Hechrachi
standard
Mispar Gadol
finals expanded
Mispar Katan
reduced 1–9
Atbash
hidden cipher

What is gematria?

Gematria (גימטריה) is the traditional Jewish practice of assigning numerical values to the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet. Words and phrases that share the same sum are understood to share a hidden spiritual resonance — a thread woven through Torah, Talmud, the Zohar, and the writings of the Kabbalists.

The four systems on this page

Mispar Hechrachi — the standard absolute method. Each letter takes its classical value: א=1, ב=2 … ת=400. This is the gematria most people mean when they say "gematria."

Mispar Gadol — the great count. The five final (sofit) forms ך ם ן ף ץ take expanded values 500, 600, 700, 800, and 900. Use it to see the fuller energy when a name ends with a final letter.

Mispar Katan — the small count. Every letter is reduced to a single digit 1–9, exposing the seed essence beneath the revealed name.

Atbash — the ancient substitution cipher that pairs א↔ת, ב↔ש, and so on. Atbash uncovers a hidden meaning — the shadow or concealed gift living beneath the surface of a name.

From a number to a reading

A gematria value is the beginning, not the end. When you map your number onto the Sephirot of the Tree of Life, weave in the Sefer Yetzirah meaning of each letter, and read it against your birthdate's Life Path, you get a portrait of the soul. Generate your full Hebrew numerology reading →