| Levenshtein | Double Levenshtein | SoundEx | MetaPhone | Manually curated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| hawaii (0) - 5 freq hawai'i (1) - 1 freq hawdin (2) - 8 freq haain (2) - 1 freq gawain (2) - 1 freq hawkit (2) - 1 freq hawaiian (2) - 1 freq hawkie (2) - 1 freq hawtin (2) - 1 freq hawie (2) - 1 freq hawkin (2) - 3 freq halabi (2) - 1 freq hawin (2) - 2 freq await (2) - 7 freq awaiy (2) - 4 freq hashin (3) - 2 freq wali (3) - 1 freq haipit (3) - 1 freq pawin (3) - 3 freq shaain (3) - 15 freq hahaha (3) - 10 freq gawin (3) - 25 freq owain (3) - 1 freq ha'in (3) - 9 freq hardie (3) - 26 freq |
hawaii (0) - 5 freq hawai'i (2) - 1 freq hawie (2) - 1 freq howie (3) - 52 freq hawin (3) - 2 freq haw (3) - 106 freq awaiy (3) - 4 freq hawkie (3) - 1 freq haaw (3) - 2 freq howay (3) - 4 freq hawaiian (3) - 1 freq haain (3) - 1 freq howpie (4) - 1 freq how (4) - 1607 freq haaf (4) - 34 freq haik (4) - 4 freq howdie (4) - 10 freq haap (4) - 1 freq hewvie (4) - 1 freq haan (4) - 95 freq awaw (4) - 72 freq haaed (4) - 1 freq haig (4) - 1 freq hait (4) - 16 freq haalie (4) - 1 freq |
SoundEx code - H000 he - 25273 freq 'he - 77 freq hae - 8019 freq hoo - 1051 freq how - 1607 freq 'hoo - 79 freq hea - 2 freq 'hae - 31 freq 'haw - 29 freq ha - 180 freq huh - 15 freq hou - 956 freq haw - 106 freq 'how - 52 freq hey-you - 1 freq hee-haw - 17 freq hue - 24 freq howie - 52 freq hie - 113 freq howe - 77 freq huey - 31 freq 'huey - 1 freq 'ha - 8 freq hey - 157 freq 'hey - 8 freq 'hou - 21 freq hy - 5 freq 'hi - 6 freq hay - 124 freq haa - 93 freq h - 257 freq -hou - 1 freq hau - 1 freq 'hay - 1 freq hoo' - 2 freq 'howie - 1 freq 'howieeee - 1 freq hee - 289 freq heehaw - 194 freq hoy - 27 freq hoo-oo - 1 freq ho - 56 freq hew - 8 freq huw - 3 freq hi - 67 freq haaaa - 2 freq haha - 65 freq haaw - 2 freq hiya - 27 freq 'hiya - 11 freq hai - 4 freq huy - 3 freq hye - 6 freq he' - 8 freq hoi - 8 freq hei - 257 freq -how - 2 freq 'hahahaha - 1 freq heh - 41 freq ho-ho - 9 freq hae' - 4 freq 'he' - 4 freq hö - 1 freq 'hae' - 2 freq 'how' - 2 freq hawaii - 5 freq ha' - 3 freq heehaw' - 4 freq 'hie - 1 freq 'ho- - 2 freq 'ho-ho - 4 freq 'haw-haw - 1 freq 'heehaw - 4 freq hehaw - 1 freq hawie - 1 freq how-- - 1 freq hæ - 3 freq haey - 1 freq heeeeeee - 1 freq hah - 4 freq hawai'i - 1 freq hii - 1 freq hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo - 1 freq heiße - 1 freq hÃe - 1 freq hyow - 2 freq €œhe - 47 freq €œhow - 15 freq haue - 1 freq €˜how - 22 freq €¦he - 2 freq €œhoo - 24 freq €˜hae - 2 freq €™hui - 1 freq €œhi - 2 freq hoe - 2 freq €˜hoo - 4 freq €˜hiyie - 1 freq €˜h-h-h-hi-yie - 1 freq €™he - 9 freq €˜he - 23 freq €˜hoaw - 4 freq €˜hey - 2 freq €˜hauw - 1 freq €˜hi - 1 freq €œhi-ay - 1 freq €œhou - 1 freq €˜ha - 1 freq €¦how - 1 freq €œhae - 7 freq €œhaw - 2 freq hiewey - 1 freq €œha - 1 freq €œhey - 6 freq hui - 1 freq €œhuh - 1 freq hoaw - 1 freq €”he - 1 freq €œhoi - 1 freq hiy - 1 freq €œhowe - 1 freq €œho - 1 freq €œhiya - 1 freq heu - 1 freq €™how - 4 freq hw - 1 freq haeÂ’ - 1 freq “how - 2 freq hh - 3 freq hahahaha - 7 freq hahaha - 10 freq heeee - 1 freq hohoho - 2 freq ‘he - 1 freq heehee - 2 freq hahahaaha - 1 freq hahahahahhahahahha - 1 freq hahahahahaha - 1 freq hahahahahahahahahaha - 1 freq ha'e - 1 freq hwou - 1 freq “he - 3 freq hu - 2 freq hehehe - 2 freq hhy - 1 freq hyu - 1 freq ‘hey - 1 freq hehe - 3 freq hhoh - 1 freq 'haha - 1 freq hiyi - 2 freq hyyh - 1 freq hoey - 1 freq “hae - 1 freq 'h' - 1 freq hoho - 1 freq hahhh - 1 freq hihi - 6 freq howay - 4 freq hoh - 1 freq |
MetaPhone code - HW howie - 52 freq howe - 77 freq 'howie - 1 freq 'howieeee - 1 freq hawaii - 5 freq hawie - 1 freq hawai'i - 1 freq hiewey - 1 freq €œhowe - 1 freq howay - 4 freq |
HAWAII |
| Time to execute Levenshtein function - 0.203320 milliseconds The Levenshtein distance is the number of characters you have to replace, insert or delete to transform one word into another, its useful for detecting typos and alternative spellings |
Time to execute Double Levenshtein function - 0.337241 milliseconds In a stroke of genius, this runs the Levenshtein function twice, once without vowels and adds the distance together, giving double weight to consonants. |
Time to execute SoundEx function - 0.027070 milliseconds Soundex is a phonetic algorithm for indexing names by sound, as pronounced in English. The goal is for homophones to be encoded to the same representation so that they can be matched despite minor differences in spelling. |
Time to execute MetaPhone function - 0.036940 milliseconds Metaphone is a phonetic algorithm, published by Lawrence Philips in 1990, for indexing words by their English pronunciation.[1] It fundamentally improves on the Soundex algorithm by using information about variations and inconsistencies in English spelling and pronunciation to produce a more accurate encoding, which does a better job of matching words and names which sound similar. |
Time to execute Manually curated function - 0.000825 milliseconds Manual Curation uses a lookup table / lexicon which has been created by hand which links words to their lemmas, and includes obvious typos and spelling variations. Not all words are covered. |