Difference between revisions of "Word's value"

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A '''word's value''' in numeric terms is the sum of the numeric value of each of its letters, where:
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A '''word's value''' in numeric terms is the sum of the numeric value of each of its letters based on its order in the alphabet, such that:
 
*a = 1
 
*a = 1
 
*b = 2
 
*b = 2
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* impatiently has a high word value of 144 - a perfect square of 12
 
* impatiently has a high word value of 144 - a perfect square of 12
 
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Latest revision as of 00:42, June 25, 2024

A word's value in numeric terms is the sum of the numeric value of each of its letters based on its order in the alphabet, such that:

  • a = 1
  • b = 2
  • c = 3

...

  • y = 25
  • z = 26

This can be helpful for encouraging an early reader who likes math to read more, and to increase his vocabulary.

Some fun examples are:

  • pouring has a word value of exactly 100.
  • impatiently has a high word value of 144 - a perfect square of 12