How do you write 666 in Hebrew?

Answer 1

Hebrew uses the same numbers as everyone else, so it would be 666. However, in traditional use, Hebrew uses letters of the alphabet to represent numbers, and in that case, it would be תרנ״ו

Note that the number 666 has no significance in Judaism.

Answer 2

Hebrew uses the same numbers as English, so it would be 1958. Traditional Jewish numbers are sometimes written with letters of the Hebrew alphabet, but writing numbers this way is not practical for numbers larger than 400.

Using Hebrew letters, 1958 would be תתתתשנ״ח

Answer 3

Hebrew uses the same numbers as the rest of the world, so it would be 2011.

Traditional Jewish numbers are often written with Hebrew letters, but this system is not usually used for numbers greater than 400, because the numbers become quite long. (The Hebrew calendar year is written in an abbreviated form).

If you were to write 2011 using this system, it would be: תתתתתי״א

Answer 4

The number is pronounced- " Hameshet-alafim sheva-meot shishim ve tesha"

Answer 5

5769 corresponded to Sept 2008 to Sept 2009:

5769 = תשס״ט

Answer 6

5769 = תשס״ט