Number Compatibility

How different numbers interact in relationships, business, and friendship

How Number Compatibility Works

Number compatibility in Vedic Numerology is based on planetary friendships. Each number is ruled by a planet, and planetary relationships determine how numbers interact:

Sun (1) – Moon (2) – Mars (9) – Jupiter (3) form a friendly group.
Saturn (8) – Venus (6) – Rahu (4) form another allied group.
Mercury (5) is generally neutral and adaptable, getting along with most numbers.
Ketu (7) is mystical and selective in its alliances.

Numbers within the same planetary group tend to have excellent compatibility, while numbers from opposing groups may face friction.

9x9 Compatibility Grid

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1 Excellent Good Excellent Difficult Excellent Neutral Neutral Difficult Excellent
2 Good Excellent Neutral Difficult Difficult Neutral Excellent Difficult Good
3 Excellent Good Excellent Difficult Excellent Excellent Neutral Difficult Excellent
4 Difficult Difficult Neutral Good Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Difficult
5 Excellent Difficult Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Neutral Good
6 Excellent Good Excellent Good Excellent Excellent Neutral Difficult Excellent
7 Good Excellent Difficult Good Excellent Neutral Excellent Difficult Difficult
8 Difficult Good Difficult Excellent Neutral Excellent Difficult Excellent Difficult
9 Excellent Excellent Excellent Neutral Excellent Excellent Good Difficult Excellent

Practical Tips

For a complete compatibility picture, always check both Moolank and Bhagyank of both individuals. A couple might have difficult Moolank compatibility but excellent Bhagyank harmony, which can compensate significantly.

For relationships: Compare Moolank-to-Moolank for day-to-day personality match, and Bhagyank-to-Bhagyank for long-term life direction alignment.

For business partnerships: Moolank compatibility matters more for working style, while Bhagyank alignment ensures shared vision and goals.

For friendships: Even "Difficult" combinations can work well when both parties are aware of potential friction areas and consciously navigate them.