Notarikon for iOS

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The most authentic Bible Code app of its kind. Searches for acronyms (rashei tevot - ), bacronyms (sofei tevot - ), gematria () and word...

The most authentic Bible Code app of its kind. Searches for acronyms (rashei tevot - ), bacronyms (sofei tevot - ), gematria () and word permutations (). Ultra-fast and easy to use. Finds every combination of a word (up to over 40K). Translates results in 10 languages. Hebrew keyboard is required.Notarikon is the only Bible Code unanimously recognized by rabbinical authorities and scholars.TALMUDRabbi Yochanan said in Rabbi Yosi Ben Zimra's name: How do we know that Notarikon are recognized by the Torah? Because it is written (Genesis 17:5) "For AV (the father of) HaMON (a multitude of) nations have I made thee." (Shabbat 105a)MIDRASHTHE FATHER OF A MULTITUDE OF NATIONS: is a Notarikon of his name [i.e. ]. (Genesis Rabbah 46:7)RASHII HAVE ALSO PREVAILED: There are many Aggadic Midrashim that interpret this phrase with the method of Notarikon. (Genesis 30:8)The words of the Torah are written [as] Notarikon. They are explained by deriving the negative from the affirmative and the affirmative from the negative. (Exodus 20:12)Search EngineThere are four types of queries you can perform on the server. Each one is a different type of Bible code. Queries consist of either Hebrew characters or numbers. Spaces and Latin characters are not allowed. Notarikon can search for results in the Pentateuch, Prophets and Writings.AcronymsAn acronym is an abbreviation formed from the initial letters in a phrase. Words must be a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 8 letters long. This limitation applies to bacronyms and permutations as well.BacronymsA bacronym is an abbreviation formed from the final letters in a phrase. Notarikon will automatically convert final letters (i.e. , ) to standard letters (i.e. , ) and vice-versa.GematriaThe gematria, or numerical value, of a word is formed by adding the sum of each letter's value. For example aleph () equals 1 and bet () equals 2. ABA (), or father in Hebrew, will then equal 1 + 2 + 1 = 4.Words entered must be a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 20 letters long. You can also enter numbers at any time and Notarikon will automatically search for numerical values.PermutationsYou can also search for a word or any of its permutations. Permutations are strings of characters formed by mixing the letters of a word. Notarikon lets you automatically search up to 40,320 permutations of a single word. This is the main reason the amount of characters is limited.Exact MatchTurning on exact match will significantly increase speed and allow searching the entire Hebrew Bible (i.e. Pentateuch, Prophets and Writings all at once). Turning off exact match will search for every combination of a word. Exact match is automatically disabled when searching for numerical values. Please note that in some cases, when words contain more than 6 letters and exact match is switched off, results can take up to 2 minutes to be displayed.TranslationsThere are currently 10 languages to choose from: Arabic, Chinese, Dutch, English, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Russian and Spanish. Tapping a result will display the translation in a new panel.You must be connected to the Internet to use Notarikon and have a Hebrew keyboard layout installed. Translation services rely on 3rd parties providers. When a service undergoes maintenance, Notarikon may be unable to pull a result's translation.Sharing ResultsThe best part of Notarikon is finding new insights on your own. What's even better is sharing those insights with friends, coworkers and family. Depending on the apps installed on your device, Notarikon will display the options available to you when tapping the share icon (i.e. Mail, Message, Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp). Please note that a bug in Facebook's sharing protocol requires a copy and paste operation beforehand.