Which name should I use: birth, everyday, married?

Tradition uses the full name at birth for the core numbers. An everyday name can be calculated separately, as an extra “layer”.

Should Y count as a vowel?

Schools differ. This tool counts it as a consonant, the most common usage; any difference changes only one number out of six.

My name has accents or foreign letters.

Accents are ignored (É becomes E); letters outside the Latin alphabet are not counted. For a Thai, Chinese or Arabic name, use the official Latin transcription.

What do I do with a master number?

Read it on two levels: its own meaning (11, 22, 33) and that of its reduction (2, 4, 6), which describes daily life when the master number's potential is not activated.

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Numerology calculator

From your full name and date of birth, the tool calculates your six core numbers with the Pythagorean method, and explains each one.

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Full name at birth (Latin letters)First names and surname as written at birth. A Thai name is written in Latin transcription (for example “Somchai Jaidee”).Date of birth

Your numbers

Life path
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The main thread: strengths, lessons, direction. From the date of birth.
Expression
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Your talents and how you act in the world. All the letters of the name.
Soul urge
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What drives you deep down. The vowels of the name.
Personality
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The image others perceive first. The consonants of the name.
Birthday
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A particular talent brought by the day of the month.
Personal year
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The tone of the current year in your nine-year cycle.

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Birth name and everyday name, stage name, or a first name considered for a child: the name numbers change with the spelling.

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How it works

Pythagorean numerology gives each Latin letter a digit from 1 to 9: A J S are 1, B K T are 2, and so on up to I R, which are 9. The vowels (A, E, I, O, U) give the soul urge, the consonants the personality, all the letters the expression. Each total is reduced to one digit, except 11, 22 and 33.
The life path and the birthday number come from the date; the personal year combines the day and month of birth with the current year. Together these six numbers form the classic numerology “profile”.
A Thai name has no defined value in this system, which was built for the Latin alphabet: the official transcription (the one in the passport) is used. Two different transcriptions give different numbers, a reminder of the symbolic nature of the exercise.
Numerology is not a science and predicts nothing. Like a horoscope or a light-hearted personality test, it offers a vocabulary for thinking about yourself; take what speaks to you, leave the rest.

These tools give general information. They do not replace the advice of a doctor or a qualified professional.

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Frequently asked questions

Which name should I use: birth, everyday, married?: Tradition uses the full name at birth for the core numbers. An everyday name can be calculated separately, as an extra “layer”.
Should Y count as a vowel?: Schools differ. This tool counts it as a consonant, the most common usage; any difference changes only one number out of six.
My name has accents or foreign letters.: Accents are ignored (É becomes E); letters outside the Latin alphabet are not counted. For a Thai, Chinese or Arabic name, use the official Latin transcription.
What do I do with a master number?: Read it on two levels: its own meaning (11, 22, 33) and that of its reduction (2, 4, 6), which describes daily life when the master number's potential is not activated.

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