Hebrew Numeral Converter
About Hebrew Numerals (Gematria)
Hebrew numerals use letters of the Hebrew alphabet. Each letter has a specific numerical value (e.g., א=1, י=10, ק=100).
The system is additive, and numbers are written right-to-left, usually with the largest values first.
Special cases: 15 is written ט״ו (9+6) and 16 is ט״ז (9+7) to avoid sacred combinations.
Gershayim (״) is often placed before the last letter of a multi-letter numeral, and Geresh (׳) after a single-letter numeral.
This converter focuses on the standard range 1-999.
Hebrew Numeral Calculator
How It Works
The calculator converts the Hebrew numerals (1-999) to decimal, performs the calculation, and converts the result back to Hebrew.
Enter standard Hebrew numerals. The calculator handles values 1-999 for inputs and results.
Division results are floored (integer part only).
Hebrew Numeral Reference
Ones (1-9)
| Letter | Value |
|---|---|
| א | 1 |
| ב | 2 |
| ג | 3 |
| ד | 4 |
| ה | 5 |
| ו | 6 |
| ז | 7 |
| ח | 8 |
| ט | 9 |
Tens (10-90)
| Letter | Value |
|---|---|
| י | 10 |
| כ | 20 |
| ל | 30 |
| מ | 40 |
| נ | 50 |
| ס | 60 |
| ע | 70 |
| פ | 80 |
| צ | 90 |
Hundreds (100-400)
| Letter | Value |
|---|---|
| ק | 100 |
| ר | 200 |
| ש | 300 |
| ת | 400 |
Special Cases & Marks
15: ט״ו (9+6)
16: ט״ז (9+7)
Geresh (׳): Added after single-letter numerals (e.g., א׳).
Gershayim (״): Added before the last letter of multi-letter numerals (e.g., קנ״ב).
Examples
| Decimal | Hebrew |
|---|---|
| 3 | ג׳ |
| 11 | י״א |
| 25 | כ״ה |
| 152 | קנ״ב |
| 400 | ת׳ |
| 784 (5784) | תשפ״ד* |