Although viability decreases with time, you never know - if they were stored in a dry, cool place some may still be viable. I would chit them by placing them in moist paper towels in a warm place (ideally over 25'C) for a couple of days to see if any start sprouting. With a bit of luck, you may get some sprouts which you can sow. If you get nothing after 14 days, then it's likely they won't sprout. Note that if you live in the Northern Hemisphere, I would wait until it's warmer in the year to start chitting them - Here in the UK I'd wait until the last week of April at the earliest. I usually start them first week of May. Good luck!

@@jivinggerbil Thanks for the advice. I hope they germinate!

In hebrew, there is something called "nikud" which is use of dots and dashes to help you make vowel sounds. Using the dots and dash system, vav can make several sounds: 1.) With a dot on top, it makes an "o" sound 2.) With a dot to the right of it, it makes an "oo" sound 3.) Without any dots, it makes a "v" sound. The dots are used for beginners. In more advanced reading & writing, you leave out the dots and assume the reader will recognise the correct sound to use by recognising the word. With Toda, with the dots, the vav does have a dot above it, so it's an "o" sound.