single readingsky on 8 Aug 2026

הדרעזר · had-ar-eh'-zer

Hadarezer
8 Aug 2026
missing ע
6
letters
486
gematria
◆ 428 yr
recurrence
3 signs · 428 yr
3
simple letters
ה ז ע
○ not readable on 8 Aug 2026 — missing: ע
הAriesוTaurusזGemini ·×2חCancerטLeo ·×2יVirgoלLibraנScorpioסSagittariusעCapricornצAquariusקPiscesאDracoמUrsa MinorשCassiopea3 mothers · fixed circumpolar axis
Gold sectors = the simple (zodiac) letters this word needs. Lavender = occupied today but not required by this word.

Gloss

Hebrewהדרעזר
Transliterationhad-ar-eh'-zer
GlossHadarezer
Part of speechn-pr-m
Length6 letters
Gematria486
Simple lettersה ז ע
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Recurrence — how often הדרעזר reads

◆ 428 years between the rare alignments that make הדרעזר legible — the significant stellar reading, recurring over years→centuries with no fixed cadence. It also reads on ordinary days (12 of 365 days · gap 1–147 d · ~every 30 d).
Required sign(s) / simple(s)Aries / Capricorn / Gemini · ה ע ז
Rare alignments read at33 of 12505 (maxInSign 5/6/7, across 22,000 yr)
Years19260 BCE · 18123 BCE · 18075 BCE · 17980 BCE · 17552 BCE · 15504 BCE · 11658 BCE · 10774 BCE … 1034 BCE · 91 BCE · 1607 CE · 1996 CE (33 total)
Gap between alignments23–3846 yr · median 428 yr
Nearest to 8 Aug 20261996 CE (30 yr ago) · next none recorded
Ordinary-day cadence12 of 365 days · gap 1–147 d · ~every 30 d
The alignment gap is the rare, significant reading — the stellar-recurrence "frequency constant": a one-simple word reads at most alignments (short gap, e.g. every few years); a multi-simple word reads only when all its signs coincide (long gap). The ordinary-day cadence is the noise floor every word also sits on (when any planet transits its sign). Planet periods are stable, so the everyday cadence is the same in any year.

Wikipedia — had-ar-eh'-zer

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