Teutonic numerology is different from western numerology and has a different spiritual meaning of numbers in that counting worked on a base 12 system. Therefor the concept of perfect numbers is shifted to 12 and its multiples. In Teutonic numerology the numbers have specific meanings that usually correspond with rune magic.
One - represents the prime source and is the end of the synthesizing process
Two - represents duality, twins and active balance
Three - One of the first magical numbers of the Teutonic people. Three represents action and reaction. It represents the synthesis of opposites.
Four - this is the number of stability, completeness, and the wholeness of Earth. It bears reference to the four dwarves who forged Freya's necklace. It is also associated with the sun.
Five - The Germanic week was only five days long. Five is a number of active order and control
Six - It is another magical number, representing the balance of two and the synthesis of three, but is not mentioned much in Teutonic mythology
Seven - This number is not mentioned much in the myths, but some believe it can be a number of death and can be used for contact with other worlds.
Eight - Represents the completeness of the Heavens and the otherworlds. It is the number of travel between the worlds being associated with Sleipnir. It is a number of wholeness. There are 3 sets of 8 runes that make up the elder futhark.
Nine - This is the greatest magical number. Odhinn hangs nine nights on the tree Yggdrasil. There are also nine worlds in Teutonic belief. It is a number of power and direction.
Ten and Eleven have very little meaning in Teutonic numerology
Twelve - Another number of great wholeness and being. There are 12 Gods and 12 Goddesses and 12 great halls of Asgard. Twelve is a number of earthly power
Thirteen - This is a number of wisdom and magical power.
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