VALUES
	HEBREW			GREEK
P		N			P		N
1	א	1	Alef	Alpha	1	Α α	1
2	ב	2	Beth	Beta	2	Β β	2
3	ג	3	Gimel	Gamma	3	Γ γ	3
4	ד	4	Daleth	Delta	4	Δ δ	4
5	ה	5	He	Epsilon	5	Ε ε	5
6	ו	6	Vav	Zeta	6	Ζ ζ	7
7	ז	7	Zain	Eta	7	Η η	8
8	ח	8	Cheth	Theta	8	Θ θ	9
9	ט	9	Teth	Iota	9	Ι ι	10
10	י	10	Yod	Kappa	10	Κ κ	20
11	כ ך	20	Caph	Lambda	11	Λ λ	30
12	ל	30	Lamed	Mu	12	Μ μ	40
13	מ ם	40	Mem	Nu	13	Ν ν	50
14	נ ן	50	Nun	Xi	14	Ξ ξ	60
15	ס	60	Samech	Omikron	15	Ο ο	70
16	ע	70	Ain	Pi	16	Π π	80
17	פ ף	80	Pe	Rho	17	Ρ ρ	100
18	צ ץ	90	Tzade	Sigma	18	Σ σ ς	200
19	ק	100	Koph	Tau	19	Τ τ	300
20	ר	200	Resh	Upsilon	20	Υ υ	400
21	שׂ שׁ	300	Sin, Shin	Phi	21	Φ φ	500
22	ת	400	Tau	Chi	22	Χ χ	600
				Psi	23	Ψ ψ	700
				Omega	24	Ω ω	800

P = place value. The P of a letter is its position in the alphabet. The P of a word or phrase is the sum of the place values of all its letters.

N = numerical value. The N of a word or phrase is the sum of the numerical values of all its letters.

S = sum value, P + N

R = difference, N - P

The Hebrews do not write a doubled letter twice, but put a dot, a dagesh forte, into the letter to signify its doubling. Such letters should actually be counted twice. P•/N•/R•/S• simply mean that the doubled letters, marked with dagesh forte, have been counted twice. (When an emphatic or doubled consonant was not followed by a vowel, usually no dagesh forte was written. P°/N°/R°/S° signify that also such letters have been counted twice.)

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