Building the 1–9 frequency table
The Inclusion Table counts every Pythagorean value found in the full birth name. A, J, and S contribute to 1; B, K, and T contribute to 2; the pattern continues through I and R at 9. Unlike Expression Number, the counts are not summed or reduced. Each cell reports frequency and lists the letters that produced it.
The table exposes patterns that a single final number would hide. Two names can share Expression 5 while containing completely different frequencies. A zero count becomes a Karmic Lesson in some traditions, while unusually high counts receive separate interpretations in others. NexaCurrent reports the data first and keeps those optional meanings from being mistaken for measured traits.
How the input is treated
The calculator normalizes Latin diacritics, converts letters to uppercase, and ignores spaces plus ordinary punctuation. It lists unsupported characters so no data loss is hidden. It does not automatically transliterate Chinese, Cyrillic, Arabic, or other scripts. A chosen romanization can be entered, but the resulting table describes that spelling convention rather than an intrinsic property of the original name.
Every occurrence counts, including repeated letters and repeated name parts. Nicknames, married names, suffixes, and omitted middle names therefore produce different tables. The form asks for the full birth name to make the intended dataset clear. It does not look up records, judge whether a spelling is official, or merge alternative names behind the scenes.
Read frequency without overclaiming
A high count only means that several letters in this spelling share one numeric bucket. It does not prove an excess of a psychological quality. A zero only means no included letter maps to that value. Meanings such as independence, cooperation, creativity, or structure are symbolic prompts, not validated scores with population norms or predictive accuracy.
All work stays in the browser, and the name is not stored. Use the grid to audit other name-number calculations, locate missing values, or learn the Pythagorean mapping. Do not use letter frequency for employment, education, credit, health, legal, or relationship decisions. The Expression page reduces the same letters; Karmic Lessons filters this table to zeros.