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Gematria Chart

Every cipher table on the site, on one page: nine English ciphers A–Z, the 22 Hebrew letters in four methods, and the 27 Greek numeral letters. Printable, and available as a free gematria PDF.

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English · Latin alphabet

English gematria chart

The four base ciphers first, then the five others. Francis Bacon shows lower-case / capital values. Every column is documented on the methodology page.

Detailed English chart →
Base ciphers: English Ordinal, Full Reduction, Reverse Ordinal, Reverse Full Reduction.
LetterOrdinalReductionReverseRev. Red.
A11268
B22257
C33246
D44235
E55224
F66213
G77202
H88191
I99189
J101178
K112167
L123156
M134145
N145134
O156123
P167112
Q178101
R18999
S19188
T20277
U21366
V22455
W23544
X24633
Y25722
Z26811
Sumerian (×6), Jewish (Agrippa Latin), Chaldean, Septenary, Francis Bacon (a / A).
LetterSumerianJewishChaldeanSeptenaryBacon
A61111 / 27
B122222 / 28
C183333 / 29
D244444 / 30
E305555 / 31
F366866 / 32
G427377 / 33
H488568 / 34
I549159 / 35
J606001410 / 36
K66102311 / 37
L72203212 / 38
M78304113 / 39
N84405114 / 40
O90507215 / 41
P96608316 / 42
Q102701417 / 43
R108802518 / 44
S114903619 / 45
T1201004720 / 46
U1262006621 / 47
V1327006522 / 48
W1389006423 / 49
X1443005324 / 50
Y1504001225 / 51
Z1565007126 / 52

Greek · 27 numerals

Greek isopsephy chart

The Milesian numeral alphabet: 24 letters plus stigma (6), koppa (90) and sampi (900). Final sigma ς = 200; capitals equal lower case; accents carry no value.

Detailed Greek chart →
UnitsNameValue
α Αalpha1
β Βbeta2
γ Γgamma3
δ Δdelta4
ε Εepsilon5
ϛ Ϛstigma6
ζ Ζzeta7
η Ηeta8
θ Θtheta9
TensNameValue
ι Ιiota10
κ Κkappa20
λ Λlambda30
μ Μmu40
ν Νnu50
ξ Ξxi60
ο Οomicron70
π Πpi80
ϟ Ϟkoppa90
HundredsNameValue
ρ Ρrho100
σ Σsigma200
τ Τtau300
υ Υupsilon400
φ Φphi500
χ Χchi600
ψ Ψpsi700
ω Ωomega800
ϡ Ϡsampi900

Using the chart

Look up each letter, read across to the column for your cipher, and add. The calculator does the same arithmetic and shows the working, so the chart is mainly for checking, teaching, or working offline. Three things to keep in mind:

  • Name the column. A value means nothing without its cipher. “74” is English Ordinal; the same word is 444 in Sumerian and 985 in the Agrippa table.
  • Hebrew finals. In every method except Gadol, a final letter has the base letter’s value. In Gadol read the second number.
  • Case in Bacon only. Every cipher ignores capitals except Francis Bacon, where the second number applies to capitals.

For a fuller treatment of each alphabet, the three detailed charts add letter names, transliterations, how the numerals were used to write numbers, and printable single-alphabet layouts: English, Hebrew, Greek. The cipher comparison explains how the English tables relate to one another and which to choose.

FAQ

Chart questions

How do I use a gematria chart?

Find each letter of your word in the left-hand column, read across to the cipher you are using, and add the values. For “love” in English Ordinal: L 12 + O 15 + V 22 + E 5 = 54. The chart gives the same numbers the calculator uses, so results can be checked by hand.

Which gematria chart should I use?

For Hebrew text, the standard values (Mispar Hechrachi). For Greek, isopsephy. For English there is no single answer: English Ordinal (A = 1) is the most common, Full Reduction is the numerology chart, and the Agrippa “Jewish” table is what Gematrix-style sites use. Use the one your source used — and if you are comparing with another site, check the methodology page for which table its label means.

Can I print this chart?

Yes. Use your browser’s print command or the Print button; the page is styled to print as clean tables without the site navigation. A ready-made gematria chart PDF of the same tables is also available to download, free, with no sign-up.

Are these charts the same as other sites’ charts?

The letter values match the conventions documented on our methodology page — Gematrix’s Jewish/English/Simple columns correspond to our Agrippa Latin, Sumerian and English Ordinal. Where other charts differ (final-letter values in Hebrew, K and V in reduction ciphers, W in the Agrippa table), the methodology page explains the alternatives.

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