Torah Code Laboratory

Letters as numbers · an interactive exploration

Gematria

Every Hebrew letter has a numeric value; every word has a sum. Type a word to see its value and everything that shares it — or type a number and work backwards.

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How the numbers work

Standard gematria (mispar hechrechi) assigns א=1 through י=10, then counts by tens to צ=90 and by hundreds to ת=400; a word's value is the sum of its letters, and final letter forms count the same as their base forms. The variants shown: with finals gives ך–ץ the values 500–900; ordinal numbers the letters 1–22; reduced drops zeros (י=1, ק=1). Two words sharing a value is the starting point of centuries of interpretive play — and, as the list below any value shows, such coincidences are abundant by construction: with thousands of words and only a few hundred common values, vast numbers of matches are guaranteed.

Word list: about 101,000 Hebrew words — the 50,000 most frequent in ~2,500 random Hebrew Wikipedia articles, plus common dictionary words (Hspell × CC-100 web-corpus, appearing 200+ times) so everyday vocabulary isn't missed — and 14,273 common two-word phrases. Values are computed in your browser; matching uses standard gematria; results are sorted alphabetically. Part of The Torah Code Laboratory — see About for background and sources.