Business name numerology (naam ka ank jyotish) calculator

Each English letter gets its Chaldean value, those values are added, and the total is reduced to a single digit. Master totals 11, 22 and 33 are kept. KismatAstro uses the same letter table as the personal name calculator, so a spelling always produces the same total.

Chaldean is the older letter map still used for name work in India. It has no 9, and it scores the sound of a letter rather than its place in the alphabet. Pythagorean is the Western map. This page shows Chaldean because that is the map families ask for on a shop name.

No. The number describes a traditional style attached to that spelling: how the name is read, not whether the shop will earn. Sales depend on the work, the price and the customers. Treat the digit as a description of the name, then decide the spelling yourself.

Calculate the name customers actually see. A private limited company's registered name and the name painted on the shutter can differ. Run both. If they produce different roots, that is a fact about the two spellings, not an instruction to rename the firm.

Write the English spelling you print on cards and bills. The Chaldean table here is a Latin table, so that spelling is the one the calculator adds up.

Yes. Many spellings reduce to the same root. Sharing a 5 with another shop does not make the businesses the same, and it does not create a rivalry. The root is a small label. The letter-by-letter total above it shows how that particular name arrived there.

They use the same short meanings as the rest of KismatAstro: 1 Sun, 2 Moon, 3 Jupiter, 4 Rahu, 5 Mercury, 6 Venus, 7 Ketu, 8 Saturn, 9 Mars. A 5 is read as communication and trade. A 8 is read as patience and long work. None of them is a rank.

They are master totals, so the calculator does not reduce them further. They are not a prize and not a requirement. A name that lands on 11 is simply left as 11, which the personal calculator also does. You do not need to chase a master number.

Yes, if the new word contains letters. 'Studio', 'India' or 'Private Limited' each add their own values. Add the word only if you will really use it. A word added only to chase a digit is still just a different spelling.

Pick a name you can say, spell and register, then look at the number. Starting from a favourite digit and bending the language around it often produces a name nobody uses. The calculator is there to show the total after you have a real candidate.

A numerology (ank jyotish) total describes the spelling. Whether the name is already registered, already famous, or allowed in your trade is a separate check. Look at the official trademark and company registers before you print stationery.

The compound is the sum before the final reduction. Two names can share a root and still have different compounds, because they took different paths to that digit. The result card shows both, so you can see the addition rather than only the last step.

Yes. Submit each spelling in the box. The page reads the name from the URL, so you can keep two tabs open and compare. Nothing is stored. A spelling the site's name check rejects is not calculated and is not shown.

No. Mercury's 5 is often talked about for trade because Mercury is the planet of commerce in this tradition, but a bakery and a law office do not need the same style of name. Read the meaning, then keep the spelling people already remember.

A person's name number (naam ka ank) and a firm's name number (naam ka ank) are separate additions. They can match or not. A match is not a prediction that the founder and the firm will agree. Use the personal name calculator for a person and this page for the business spelling.

Note the root, the compound and the planet named beside them. If the description sounds like the work you want the name to suggest, keep the spelling. If you still want a written view of timing, the career-timing answer is a separate paid reading from the birth chart (janam kundli), not from this total.