| Levenshtein | Double Levenshtein | SoundEx | MetaPhone | Manually curated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| dolly (0) - 109 freq 'dolly (1) - 9 freq folly (1) - 15 freq jolly (1) - 19 freq dully (1) - 2 freq dolls (1) - 11 freq holly (1) - 17 freq polly (1) - 12 freq golly (1) - 4 freq olly (1) - 6 freq lolly (1) - 1 freq doll (1) - 40 freq dolby (1) - 3 freq dally (1) - 1 freq dollt (1) - 1 freq dilly (1) - 1 freq molly (1) - 10 freq colly (1) - 1 freq dollar (2) - 12 freq bally (2) - 5 freq willy (2) - 12 freq cklly (2) - 1 freq oogly (2) - 2 freq hally (2) - 1 freq billy (2) - 261 freq |
dolly (0) - 109 freq dally (1) - 1 freq dully (1) - 2 freq dilly (1) - 1 freq doll (1) - 40 freq molly (2) - 10 freq dollt (2) - 1 freq dull (2) - 118 freq dell (2) - 8 freq dually (2) - 3 freq dall (2) - 8 freq dollie (2) - 1 freq dll (2) - 4 freq colly (2) - 1 freq dolls (2) - 11 freq jolly (2) - 19 freq folly (2) - 15 freq 'dolly (2) - 9 freq dolby (2) - 3 freq holly (2) - 17 freq golly (2) - 4 freq olly (2) - 6 freq lolly (2) - 1 freq polly (2) - 12 freq dimly (3) - 3 freq |
SoundEx code - D400 doule - 2 freq dully - 2 freq dool - 11 freq dull - 118 freq doll - 40 freq delay - 17 freq deilie - 2 freq deil - 196 freq dowlie - 3 freq dule - 37 freq doolie - 3 freq daily - 110 freq deal - 194 freq dolly - 109 freq 'dolly - 9 freq dali - 5 freq dael - 7 freq doul - 4 freq dwell - 11 freq dial - 36 freq dtll - 1 freq duly - 14 freq dowilie - 1 freq dale - 29 freq da'll - 2 freq doulie - 2 freq dwall - 10 freq dole - 21 freq dll - 4 freq de'il - 5 freq de'll - 2 freq dayl - 1 freq 'diel - 1 freq 'deil - 3 freq dell - 8 freq dually - 3 freq dela - 1 freq del - 15 freq dail - 7 freq deel - 2 freq diel - 5 freq ddil - 1 freq deli - 3 freq dey'll - 58 freq du'll - 37 freq daal - 9 freq dey''ll - 5 freq dilly - 1 freq dowily - 4 freq dailie - 8 freq daill - 1 freq 'dey'll - 1 freq dahl - 8 freq dall - 8 freq dae-weel - 1 freq duiweel - 10 freq do-well - 2 freq dual - 7 freq dahlia - 1 freq dallie - 13 freq dulie - 1 freq dewlie - 1 freq dollie - 1 freq duel - 1 freq daly - 3 freq döl - 1 freq dul - 1 freq dally - 1 freq dow'll - 1 freq dwal - 1 freq duill - 1 freq daylie - 1 freq deal - 1 freq dal - 2 freq dil - 4 freq 'doll' - 1 freq dale' - 1 freq dalai - 2 freq delhi - 13 freq deyell - 1 freq dayell - 1 freq ddale - 1 freq dli - 3 freq deila - 1 freq dooley - 1 freq dlw - 1 freq dl - 2 freq dol - 1 freq |
MetaPhone code - TL tell - 2520 freq tall - 121 freq till - 2489 freq doule - 2 freq dully - 2 freq toil - 25 freq 'tell - 14 freq tail - 265 freq dool - 11 freq til - 1722 freq tale - 300 freq dull - 118 freq doll - 40 freq tillie - 8 freq delay - 17 freq tool - 38 freq deilie - 2 freq deil - 196 freq dowlie - 3 freq 'til - 15 freq dule - 37 freq doolie - 3 freq daily - 110 freq 'till - 3 freq telly - 179 freq deal - 194 freq dolly - 109 freq 'dolly - 9 freq dali - 5 freq dael - 7 freq doul - 4 freq dial - 36 freq tull - 84 freq tl - 9 freq t'll - 9 freq duly - 14 freq teal - 2 freq 't'll - 6 freq tele - 32 freq dale - 29 freq toll - 16 freq da'll - 2 freq doulie - 2 freq tea'll - 1 freq dole - 21 freq dll - 4 freq tallow - 2 freq toul - 161 freq taill - 54 freq taill' - 1 freq tuil - 3 freq tilly - 12 freq tel - 47 freq teil - 4 freq tile - 5 freq de'il - 5 freq de'll - 2 freq dayl - 1 freq tll - 11 freq tal - 6 freq 'diel - 1 freq 'deil - 3 freq towl - 2 freq tally - 3 freq dell - 8 freq 'tll - 1 freq 'tl - 1 freq dually - 3 freq dela - 1 freq del - 15 freq toalie - 1 freq toolie - 1 freq taall - 6 freq tul - 1 freq dail - 7 freq tully - 9 freq deel - 2 freq taal - 7 freq telle - 7 freq diel - 5 freq ït'll - 5 freq tal' - 1 freq toul' - 2 freq 'toil - 1 freq til' - 2 freq taul - 11 freq ddil - 1 freq deli - 3 freq dey'll - 58 freq du'll - 37 freq daal - 9 freq dey''ll - 5 freq tooel - 2 freq dilly - 1 freq tlew - 1 freq 't''ll - 1 freq dailie - 8 freq teely - 1 freq tael - 6 freq daill - 1 freq tilley - 2 freq 'dey'll - 1 freq dahl - 8 freq dall - 8 freq till- - 1 freq dual - 7 freq tl - 1 freq tell' - 1 freq tailie - 7 freq tila - 1 freq dahlia - 1 freq httle - 1 freq dallie - 13 freq tuilie - 1 freq dulie - 1 freq dewlie - 1 freq dollie - 1 freq duel - 1 freq tellie - 13 freq tollie - 3 freq tell - 2 freq tool - 1 freq tell - 6 freq daly - 3 freq döl - 1 freq tyle - 1 freq dul - 1 freq dally - 1 freq dow'll - 1 freq tel - 3 freq duill - 1 freq daylie - 1 freq deal - 1 freq dal - 2 freq touel - 1 freq dil - 4 freq 'doll' - 1 freq dale' - 1 freq dalai - 2 freq tally - 1 freq tullay - 1 freq tl - 1 freq til - 1 freq tåle - 2 freq tåla - 1 freq ddale - 1 freq dli - 3 freq til - 3 freq ydl - 1 freq deila - 1 freq tell - 1 freq tell - 1 freq tell - 2 freq dooley - 1 freq toley - 1 freq toly - 1 freq dlw - 1 freq dl - 2 freq dol - 1 freq tealou - 3 freq tale' - 1 freq toole - 1 freq tlee - 2 freq |
DOLLY |
| Time to execute Levenshtein function - 0.179545 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 - 0.351694 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 - 0.027600 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 - 0.037584 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 - 0.000910 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. |