Hebrew Standard
Mispar Hechrachi: א–ט are 1–9, י–צ are 10–90, and ק–ת are 100–400. Final letters retain their ordinary values.
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Hebrew Gematria Calculator
Compare standard, final-form, and ordinal Hebrew values from one spelling, with niqqud removed for arithmetic while the entered text remains visible.
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Hebrew Final-Form
Mispar Gadol convention: the five final forms ך, ם, ן, ף, and ץ may be counted as 500–900.
Hebrew Ordinal
Mispar Siduri: letters are counted by alphabet position from Aleph 1 through Tav 22.
Worked reference
Why spelling and method must come first
In standard gematria, שלום (shalom) is ש 300 + ל 30 + ו 6 + ם 40 = 376. Under the final-form convention, the final ם may be counted as 600, producing a different total. Neither result supplies an interpretation by itself.
The calculator removes cantillation and vowel points because they are not independent alphabetic numerals. It does not silently translate English into Hebrew. Assisted mode only offers forms present in the sourced reference index.
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