Chaldean numerology calculator

The Chaldean letter values

No letter is worth 9: in the Chaldean tradition 9 is sacred and only appears as a total.

How the calculator works

1. Value every letter of the name with the table above. Accents are dropped.
2. Add them: that total is the compound number, which Chaldean readings interpret in its own right.
3. Reduce the compound by adding its digits until one digit remains: the name number.

“David James Miller” totals 48, which reduces to 3, written 48/3. The same name gives 4 in Pythagorean numerology. Pythagorean vs Chaldean numerology walks through the difference.

Which name to use

Chaldean numerology reads the name you are known by now: a nickname, a married name or a stage name, rather than the full name on your birth certificate. Try each version you use.

Frequently asked questions

Why is there no 9 in Chaldean numerology?

Chaldean tradition holds 9 as sacred, so no letter carries it. A total can still reduce to 9.

Which is more accurate, Chaldean or Pythagorean?

They answer different questions. Pythagorean numerology reads your birth name and date for your whole life; Chaldean numerology reads the name you use now. Simple Numerology API calculates Pythagorean charts.