Gematria Calculator
Gematria is a system in which the letters of a word or name receive numerical values, and their sum is interpreted as the word's number. The calculator works with three schemes: classical Hebrew (Kabbalistic), Russian by alphabet position, and Latin by the Pythagorean table.
The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only and does not constitute medical, psychological, or financial advice. Russian gematria by alphabet position is one of the common schemes; there is no single canon. Hebrew is the classical Kabbalistic tradition.
How the calculator works
In classical gematria (Hebrew, Kabbalistic tradition), 22 letters of the alphabet receive values from 1 to 400: aleph = 1, bet = 2 … yod = 10, kaf = 20 … qof = 100, resh = 200, shin = 300, tav = 400. Final letter forms (sofit) — kaf, mem, nun, pe, tsadi — receive the same values as regular forms. The sum of the word's letters is reduced to a single digit 1–9; master numbers are not preserved in gematria.
Russian gematria is a positional scheme: Russian alphabet letters receive values in order (A = 1, B = 2 … YA = 33, YO = 7). This is one of the common schemes — there is no single canon; on this site it is provided as a reference and is not mixed with Hebrew. The Latin scheme uses the Pythagorean table: A = 1 … I = 9, J = 1 … R = 9, S = 1 … Z = 8 — the same table as on the letter correspondence page.
Spaces and hyphens are not counted in the calculation: in gematria, only the letters of the word are counted — order and separators have no value. For Hebrew, vowel points (nikkud) are discarded — these are vowel dots, not letters.