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PricingAboutSupport"n" as in no. At the end of a word it is written ן instead. Letter 14 of 22, worth 50 in gematria.
"n" as in no.
See it worked out in the gematria calculator.
A short hook, like a small vav with a foot. The final form ן is a long straight line below the baseline.
Handwriting: A small "j" without the dot; the final form is a long downstroke.
Don't confuse it with ג (gimel): Nun has no foot to the left.
| English | Hebrew | Transliteration | |
|---|---|---|---|
| correct | נָכוֹן | nachon | |
| nice | נֶחְמָד | nechmad | |
| miracle | נֵס | nes |
At the end of a word, Nun is written ן instead of נ. It sounds the same either way; only the shape changes. In the large gematria method the final form is worth 700 rather than 50.
"n" as in no.
Nun (נ) is worth 50 in standard gematria, or 700 when it takes its final form (ן) in the large method.