Gera Tools

Hebrew Number to Words

Convert numbers to Hebrew words with masculine/feminine gender forms

Convert any integer 0–9,999,999 into spelled-out Hebrew cardinal words, with correct masculine and feminine gender agreement. Handles the special forms for 1–10, the teens, hundreds, and thousands — all in your browser.

Why do Hebrew numbers have two forms?

Hebrew numbers from one to nineteen agree in gender with the noun they count. שלושה ספרים (three books, masculine) and שלוש בנות (three girls, feminine) use different number words for the same quantity.

Spell numbers out in Hebrew

Writing a number as a Hebrew word is more than a lookup table: Hebrew has a gender-agreement system in which the number must match the noun it counts. This tool converts any integer from 0 to 9,999,999 into spelled-out Hebrew cardinal words and lets you switch between the masculine and feminine forms.

How it works

The converter breaks the number into thousands, hundreds, and the remainder under one hundred, then assembles the Hebrew words for each group.

  • Units one to nine and the teens use gendered word lists. For example three is שלושה (masculine) or שלוש (feminine).
  • Ten is עשרה / עשר; the teens combine a unit with the ten word.
  • Tens (twenty, thirty, …) and hundreds are gender-neutral, while the final unit group is joined with the conjunction וְ (“and”).
  • Thousands use their own forms: אלף (one thousand), אלפיים (two thousand), and N אלפים for three to nine thousand.

Example

The number 17 with a masculine noun produces שבעה עשר, while the same number with a feminine noun produces שבע עשרה. Pick the gender that matches your sentence and the words update immediately.

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