Standard Gematria
גימטריהThe ordinary value, shown with every letter and every addition visible.
Hidden Torah
The whole of the Chumash — five books, one unbroken thread of letters — laid open to be read slowly, gathered, counted, and set against itself.
What remains hidden?The whole text waits in a quiet room, held close at hand. It opens as the scroll itself is written — bare consonants, unpointed, as the sofer set them down.
One source stands behind every view, fixed and unmoving. Stam Sefarad is the hand it is written in by default. To change the letterform is to change only the garment the letters wear — never the letters beneath it, and never the words.
Vowels and cantillation wait in reserve, offered as aids to study, but the text begins without them. Verse numbers keep outside the line of the Torah; the open and closed breaks between passages remain where the scribes left them.
Type or paste Hebrew to see standard gematria and its exact letter-by-letter arithmetic. Vowels and cantillation are ignored in the calculation.
A small and deliberate set of instruments, each one showing its whole working, hiding nothing. In the reader, they appear only after text is selected.
The ordinary value, shown with every letter and every addition visible.
A visible letter-for-letter substitution: alef for tav, bet for shin, and so on.
Word count, letter count, frequency, and exact occurrences in the open chapter.
For a multiword selection, show the raw first and final letters without inventing an interpretation.