| Levenshtein | Double Levenshtein | SoundEx | MetaPhone | Manually curated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| brokken (0) - 17 freq brakken (1) - 3 freq brokkan (1) - 1 freq brocken (1) - 1 freq brukken (1) - 30 freq broken (1) - 174 freq breuken (2) - 4 freq brokk (2) - 8 freq braaken (2) - 2 freq drouken (2) - 1 freq brookin (2) - 1 freq lokken (2) - 1 freq spokken (2) - 47 freq brucken (2) - 5 freq broaden (2) - 2 freq brakked (2) - 1 freq 'broken (2) - 1 freq broke (2) - 139 freq bruken (2) - 1 freq braiken (2) - 1 freq browden (2) - 4 freq brakkin (2) - 35 freq braken (2) - 16 freq drukken (2) - 12 freq slokken (2) - 1 freq |
brokken (0) - 17 freq brukken (1) - 30 freq brokkan (1) - 1 freq brakken (1) - 3 freq brekkin (2) - 24 freq brakkan (2) - 9 freq brakkin (2) - 35 freq broken (2) - 174 freq brocken (2) - 1 freq blokkin (3) - 1 freq drukken (3) - 12 freq braken (3) - 16 freq brisken (3) - 1 freq brokin (3) - 3 freq bracken (3) - 15 freq bruken (3) - 1 freq brekker (3) - 2 freq crakken (3) - 1 freq braiken (3) - 1 freq brookin (3) - 1 freq braaken (3) - 2 freq brucken (3) - 5 freq brakked (3) - 1 freq brokk (3) - 8 freq breuken (3) - 4 freq |
SoundEx code - B625 brekkin - 24 freq brawsome - 8 freq bargain - 33 freq b'wirkin - 1 freq bracken - 15 freq broken - 174 freq barkin - 27 freq brushin - 10 freq breuken - 4 freq breakin - 21 freq brazen - 3 freq break-in - 3 freq burgundy - 6 freq burgandy - 2 freq brakkin - 35 freq birsken - 1 freq braken - 16 freq brachen - 1 freq brukken - 30 freq bverycunt's - 1 freq breakneck - 1 freq brucken - 5 freq bergamot - 5 freq burgeonin - 1 freq breaking - 12 freq brakin - 15 freq break-ins - 2 freq birkenshaw - 3 freq braakin - 2 freq breekums - 1 freq bracin - 2 freq bargained - 2 freq brokkan-herted - 1 freq berkin - 1 freq breakin' - 3 freq bourachin - 1 freq braisant - 1 freq brousin - 2 freq braaken - 2 freq braiken - 1 freq brigantine - 2 freq browsin - 2 freq brackin - 2 freq brochan - 3 freq brochanor - 2 freq browsing - 2 freq brocken - 1 freq brekin - 7 freq bargin - 2 freq brickin - 2 freq bruisin - 6 freq barkan - 2 freq broken-hairtit - 4 freq bargain-basement - 1 freq broken-herted - 2 freq bargains - 7 freq brogan - 1 freq brokenshire - 1 freq barjin - 2 freq brekneck - 1 freq broughan - 1 freq brichens - 1 freq briganer - 2 freq briganers - 1 freq brigander - 1 freq brochen - 2 freq bairgin - 1 freq brokken - 17 freq birzin - 3 freq birsin - 4 freq 'broken - 1 freq brokken-herted - 1 freq bruckeen - 1 freq brissan - 1 freq brakkan - 9 freq brassneck - 1 freq brass-neck - 2 freq birssin - 1 freq braggin - 5 freq bræsin - 1 freq bergen - 2 freq brokkan - 1 freq brakken - 3 freq brokin - 3 freq brukken-doon - 1 freq burgeon - 1 freq brookiyn - 1 freq brosnan - 1 freq braisentlie - 1 freq broken-doun - 1 freq brushan - 1 freq bursen - 6 freq brigend - 1 freq brecham - 5 freq burssen - 1 freq bergman - 2 freq bragança - 1 freq burgomaister - 1 freq brookin - 1 freq bark-an-bowff - 1 freq braak-in - 1 freq burgeoned - 1 freq brookmyre - 1 freq bargie-in - 1 freq birzzin - 1 freq berganin - 1 freq brig-en - 1 freq braisent - 2 freq brigganeir - 1 freq brigganers - 1 freq briggin - 4 freq brass-necked - 1 freq breezing - 1 freq broken-hearted - 2 freq breckin - 2 freq brisknortherly - 2 freq brechin - 14 freq brisken - 1 freq brigands - 1 freq €˜brigand - 1 freq breezin - 1 freq birsen - 1 freq boroughmuir - 2 freq browsin' - 1 freq berkin--- - 1 freq €œbrekkin - 1 freq brakna - 1 freq briganders - 8 freq bargainin - 1 freq bruken - 1 freq braisantlik - 1 freq berwick-on-tweed - 2 freq brogans - 1 freq brickin' - 1 freq bhrochan - 1 freq borisjohnson - 12 freq bryson - 2 freq brek-in - 1 freq brakking - 1 freq brucemcconachie - 1 freq bericonforensic - 2 freq breakneckcomedy - 1 freq bargyin - 1 freq barrassinÂ’ - 1 freq bruising - 1 freq barking - 1 freq burgundyninja - 2 freq 'breakin - 1 freq barcamilton - 1 freq bergamp - 1 freq bparkinson - 2 freq brechincityfc - 2 freq breaching - 1 freq brigham - 1 freq burkeman - 1 freq |
MetaPhone code - BRKN brekkin - 24 freq bargain - 33 freq bracken - 15 freq broken - 174 freq barkin - 27 freq breuken - 4 freq breakin - 21 freq break-in - 3 freq brakkin - 35 freq braken - 16 freq brukken - 30 freq brucken - 5 freq brakin - 15 freq braakin - 2 freq berkin - 1 freq breakin' - 3 freq braaken - 2 freq braiken - 1 freq brackin - 2 freq brocken - 1 freq brekin - 7 freq brickin - 2 freq barkan - 2 freq brogan - 1 freq brokken - 17 freq 'broken - 1 freq bruckeen - 1 freq brakkan - 9 freq braggin - 5 freq brokkan - 1 freq brakken - 3 freq brokin - 3 freq brookiyn - 1 freq bragança - 1 freq brookin - 1 freq braak-in - 1 freq brig-en - 1 freq briggin - 4 freq breckin - 2 freq berkin--- - 1 freq €œbrekkin - 1 freq brakna - 1 freq bruken - 1 freq brickin' - 1 freq brek-in - 1 freq 'breakin - 1 freq |
BROKKEN |
| Time to execute Levenshtein function - 0.178382 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 - 0.337922 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 - 0.028263 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 - 0.037583 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 - 0.000926 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. |