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Greek isopsephy · uppercase and lowercase · accents ignored
νερό
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Isopsephy · standard values
Three steps. Nothing else is added or rounded.
Ν50Ε5Ρ100Ο70
Isopsephy · standard values. Spaces, digits and punctuation add nothing. Names follow the same rule as words.
These inputs are separate from the examples above. Normalized letters below are the letters actually counted; the input keeps its original accents and spelling.
Counted form: καφες. The final ς contributes the same value as σ.
Total: 726. Recalculate this Greek input · Search this total in Decoder.
Counted form: μηλο. The accented ή contributes η’s value.
Total: 148. Recalculate this Greek input · Search this total in Decoder.
A valid calculation can have no dictionary match: the original Greek list does not include every spelling, inflection or phrase. A Latin transliteration searches a different table. In Decoder, keep Greek Isopsephy selected; if a word appears, open it in the calculator and select the Greek row to verify the same total. The calculator’s total link takes you back to that number and cipher.
Greek calculation removes combining marks after decomposing the text; the input itself keeps its original spelling. Σ, σ and ς each count as 200. The numeral signs below use this calculator’s displayed mapping. ABC is not converted into Greek and has no supported Greek letters.
Text: ά
Precomposed alpha with tonos: U+03AC.
Script: Greek · Method: Greek Isopsephy
Counted letters: α
Breakdown: 1 = 1
Total: 1. Recalculate ά in Greek Isopsephy
Text: ά
Decomposed alpha + U+0301. Both accent spellings count α = 1.
Script: Greek · Method: Greek Isopsephy
Counted letters: α
Breakdown: 1 = 1
Total: 1. Recalculate ά in Greek Isopsephy
Text: Σσς
Uppercase, ordinary and final sigma.
Script: Greek · Method: Greek Isopsephy
Counted letters: σσς
Breakdown: 200 + 200 + 200 = 600
Total: 600. Recalculate Σσς in Greek Isopsephy
Text: ϛϝϟϙϡ
Stigma/digamma = 6, both koppa forms = 90, sampi = 900.
Script: Greek · Method: Greek Isopsephy
Counted letters: ϛϝϟϙϡ
Breakdown: 6 + 6 + 90 + 90 + 900 = 1092
Total: 1092. Recalculate ϛϝϟϙϡ in Greek Isopsephy
“νερό” under each table. Always name the table; — means this script is unsupported.
Tap a word to calculate it. Values shown in Greek Isopsephy. Modern Greek examples; accents are preserved in the text and ignored for this calculation.
This is the Greek numeral table, distinct from Hebrew and Jewish Latin mappings.
Final sigma keeps ordinary sigma’s value; historical numeral signs are accepted.
Case does not matter. Combining marks are ignored for totals and preserved in your text; spaces, punctuation and digits add nothing.
Matches come from a small original Greek list. Other words outside this list may share the same total.
Isopsephy sums Greek letter values from the alphabetic numeral table: units, tens and hundreds. It is distinct from Hebrew gematria and the modern Jewish Latin mapping. Latin transliterations are not converted into Greek.
Uppercase and lowercase count equally. Combining marks are ignored for totals and preserved in the original text; final sigma and ordinary sigma have the same value. Stigma and digamma, koppa and sampi retain their historical numeral assignments. Spaces, digits and punctuation do not count.
Enter the exact Greek spelling and inspect each letter in the breakdown. Repeated letters count every time; the total is not reduced or multiplied. If another tool disagrees, check its table and variant handling. Concordance searches a small original Greek list, not a complete dictionary. Our Greek list is limited, so other words may share the total. Record the original spelling and method as part of your study.
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Isopsephy is the name used for summing Greek letter values. This page applies the standard Greek alphabetic numeral table.
Yes. Both σ and ς have the value 200; uppercase Σ is counted the same way.
No. Greek combining marks are ignored for totals and preserved in the original text. Uppercase and lowercase produce equal totals.
Not here. Precomposed ά and decomposed α followed by U+0301 both count alpha = 1. Greek calculation decomposes accents and removes combining marks while preserving the original input.