Hebrew Numeral Converter
About Hebrew Numerals (Gematria)
Hebrew numerals use letters of the Hebrew alphabet. Each letter has a specific numerical value (e.g., ื=1, ื=10, ืง=100).
The system is additive, and numbers are written right-to-left, usually with the largest values first.
Special cases: 15 is written ืืดื (9+6) and 16 is ืืดื (9+7) to avoid sacred combinations.
A Geresh (ืณ) is used to separate the thousands part from the rest (e.g., ืืณืชืฉืคืดื for 5784). This converter supports numbers up to 999,999.
Hebrew Numeral Calculator
How It Works
The calculator converts the Hebrew numerals to decimal, performs the calculation, and converts the result back to Hebrew.
The calculator handles values up to 999,999 for inputs and results.
Division results are floored (integer part only).
Hebrew Numeral Clock
Hebrew Time Display
This clock displays the current time using Hebrew numerals. The Hebrew day traditionally begins at sunset, but this clock uses standard time for practical purposes.
Hours are shown with values 1-12 (ืืณ-ืืดื), while minutes and seconds use their full Hebrew numeral representation.
Gematria Word Calculator
About Gematria
Gematria is a system of assigning numerical value to Hebrew words based on the numerical values of their letters. It's used in Jewish mysticism and biblical interpretation.
Each Hebrew letter has a specific value, and the total value of a word is the sum of its letters' values.
Words with the same gematria value are sometimes considered to have mystical connections.
Hebrew Numeral Reference
Ones (1-9)
| Letter | Value |
|---|---|
| ื | 1 |
| ื | 2 |
| ื | 3 |
| ื | 4 |
| ื | 5 |
| ื | 6 |
| ื | 7 |
| ื | 8 |
| ื | 9 |
Tens (10-90)
| Letter | Value |
|---|---|
| ื | 10 |
| ื | 20 |
| ื | 30 |
| ื | 40 |
| ื | 50 |
| ืก | 60 |
| ืข | 70 |
| ืค | 80 |
| ืฆ | 90 |
Hundreds (100-400)
| Letter | Value |
|---|---|
| ืง | 100 |
| ืจ | 200 |
| ืฉ | 300 |
| ืช | 400 |
Special Cases & Marks
15: ืืดื (9+6)
16: ืืดื (9+7)
Geresh (ืณ): Marks single-letter numerals or separates thousands.
Gershayim (ืด): Added before the last letter of multi-letter numerals.
Examples
| Decimal | Hebrew |
|---|---|
| 11 | ืืดื |
| 152 | ืงื ืดื |
| 400 | ืชืณ |
| 784 | ืชืฉืคืดื |
| 5784 | ืืณืชืฉืคืดื |
| 123,456 | ืงืืืณืชื ื |