English Gematria
Origin: Modern / English · Era: Modern Era
Assigns multiples of 6 to the 26 letters of the English alphabet (A=6, B=12 ... Z=156), reflecting esoteric associations with hexagonal geometry.
Assigns multiples of 6 to the 26 letters of the English alphabet (A=6, B=12 ... Z=156), reflecting esoteric associations with hexagonal geometry.
English Gematria adapts the ancient Hebrew and Greek practices of assigning numerical values to letters into the modern English alphabet. By using multiples of 6 — the first "perfect number" — this system connects English words to the geometry of the hexagon, found throughout nature from honeycombs to crystalline structures. Practitioners use English Gematria to uncover hidden numerical connections between words, names, and phrases that share the same total value.
- Name Value
- Vowel Sum
- Consonant Sum
How does English Gematria assign values?
Each letter is a multiple of 6: A=6, B=12, C=18, through Z=156. This connects to hexagonal geometry found in crystals, honeycombs, and snowflakes.
What can English Gematria reveal about names?
Hidden numerical connections between words sharing the same total value. NUMINOS calculates Name Value, Vowel Sum, and Consonant Sum.
Is it related to Hebrew Gematria?
Yes, it adapts the ancient Hebrew/Greek practice into the English alphabet using multiples of 6 for the 26 letters.