| Levenshtein | Double Levenshtein | SoundEx | MetaPhone | Manually curated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| sittand (0) - 1 freq sittan (1) - 32 freq eittand (1) - 1 freq syttand (1) - 1 freq sitting (2) - 49 freq sittin' (2) - 21 freq gittan (2) - 30 freq stand (2) - 199 freq rittan (2) - 2 freq staand (2) - 21 freq settan (2) - 14 freq fittan (2) - 1 freq pittan (2) - 13 freq spittan (2) - 5 freq strand (2) - 56 freq siccand (2) - 4 freq sitt'n (2) - 1 freq sitten (2) - 12 freq dittan (2) - 1 freq sittn (2) - 1 freq siftan (2) - 1 freq sittin (2) - 737 freq scotand (2) - 2 freq wittans (2) - 2 freq sitchana (3) - 1 freq |
sittand (0) - 1 freq syttand (1) - 1 freq sittan (2) - 32 freq eittand (2) - 1 freq scotand (3) - 2 freq sittin (3) - 737 freq sittn (3) - 1 freq sitten (3) - 12 freq settan (3) - 14 freq strand (3) - 56 freq staand (3) - 21 freq sittin' (3) - 21 freq stand (3) - 199 freq sitting (3) - 49 freq stound (4) - 12 freq setting (4) - 14 freq seitten (4) - 1 freq stoond (4) - 3 freq situated (4) - 3 freq standy (4) - 1 freq strind (4) - 1 freq mittened (4) - 1 freq settint (4) - 1 freq stawnd (4) - 1 freq staund (4) - 107 freq |
SoundEx code - S353 staund - 107 freq staundin - 114 freq stent - 30 freq stents - 10 freq stoundin - 8 freq standart - 45 freq staun-oot - 2 freq stand - 199 freq staunds - 29 freq stained - 26 freq standarts - 9 freq suddent - 44 freq stints - 1 freq stands - 55 freq standable - 1 freq stunned - 15 freq stentin - 2 freq stound - 12 freq suddenty - 40 freq suddentie - 13 freq stint - 11 freq suddentlie - 7 freq stoundit - 3 freq standin - 97 freq standard - 115 freq stoned - 5 freq stunt - 3 freq standing - 33 freq stentit - 9 freq suddentlike - 3 freq syttand - 1 freq sweet-naitured - 1 freq stunnt - 1 freq saddent - 1 freq stend - 1 freq stane-dyke - 1 freq stane-tired - 2 freq staaand - 1 freq steamed - 7 freq suddently - 50 freq standardisation - 6 freq stuntit - 1 freq staandin - 25 freq staundart - 68 freq stoonds - 3 freq stoont - 1 freq stoon't - 1 freq standards - 35 freq sweetned - 3 freq sweetened - 1 freq stoondin - 9 freq staundin' - 2 freq standby - 4 freq steem't - 6 freq standerds - 1 freq steemt - 1 freq stunted - 2 freq stooned - 2 freq stane-dry - 1 freq stemmed - 3 freq 'staund - 7 freq 'stands - 1 freq stand-up - 2 freq 'stand - 1 freq standardized - 1 freq 'standart' - 1 freq staint - 3 freq stounds - 3 freq stoondit - 2 freq standardize - 2 freq 'standard - 2 freq staands - 7 freq staand - 21 freq sweet-naitered - 1 freq ston-dead - 1 freq staundarts - 9 freq stintit - 2 freq staundoot - 1 freq stained-gless - 1 freq standan - 22 freq stendit - 2 freq stentie - 1 freq stentless - 2 freq stoond - 3 freq sotnethin - 1 freq standin-up - 1 freq staands'im - 1 freq staandirt - 1 freq stuntmen - 1 freq standardised - 5 freq standpretty - 1 freq staandstill - 1 freq steenywid - 1 freq stone-deaf - 1 freq standardisin' - 1 freq sutntawaer - 1 freq stound's - 1 freq staundardisation - 5 freq 'stent - 1 freq suddentlik - 1 freq standirt - 65 freq sweatmeat - 1 freq suddent-like - 4 freq stennit - 1 freq shuttin-time - 1 freq stunde - 1 freq stunden - 1 freq staundan - 1 freq stunts - 2 freq settin-oot - 1 freq staundardise - 1 freq staundardised - 4 freq staundardiation - 1 freq staundarts' - 1 freq stouned - 2 freq sweet-maet - 1 freq stendin - 1 freq staundardisin - 1 freq staundards - 3 freq scotmid - 1 freq standardization - 1 freq stonding - 1 freq sooth-moothers - 1 freq standand - 1 freq sittand - 1 freq steam-driven - 1 freq staundard - 15 freq stuntin - 3 freq stawnd - 1 freq stawndin - 6 freq stawnds - 1 freq sýstematic - 1 freq standstill - 1 freq stane-deefness - 1 freq standardise - 1 freq €˜standard - 1 freq standardisin - 1 freq standardiesaetion - 2 freq standardiesation - 2 freq €žstandart - 1 freq stoundinly - 1 freq €œstand - 1 freq stond - 3 freq stonds - 1 freq €˜standardised - 1 freq staund-alane - 2 freq scotand - 2 freq stymied - 3 freq settint - 1 freq standartisation - 1 freq staundartised - 1 freq stane-daked - 1 freq standin' - 2 freq scotnational - 34 freq stanthemannie - 1 freq standfree - 43 freq standupfarmer - 34 freq standglasgow - 1 freq scotindustria - 1 freq standfreeed - 2 freq standy - 1 freq standrewsday - 3 freq standrews - 2 freq standrewsvoices - 1 freq standup - 1 freq standnewcastle - 1 freq standardnews - 1 freq ‘standardisationÂ’ - 1 freq ‘standardiseÂ’ - 1 freq skottehandelen - 1 freq scotindortmund - 1 freq soothends - 1 freq standforbetter - 1 freq standard' - 1 freq standoot - 1 freq sidneythursday - 4 freq |
MetaPhone code - STNT staund - 107 freq stent - 30 freq staun-oot - 2 freq stand - 199 freq stained - 26 freq suddent - 44 freq stunned - 15 freq stound - 12 freq suddenty - 40 freq suddentie - 13 freq stint - 11 freq stoned - 5 freq stunt - 3 freq syttand - 1 freq stunnt - 1 freq saddent - 1 freq stend - 1 freq staaand - 1 freq stoont - 1 freq stoon't - 1 freq stooned - 2 freq 'staund - 7 freq 'stand - 1 freq staint - 3 freq staand - 21 freq stentie - 1 freq stoond - 3 freq 'stent - 1 freq stennit - 1 freq zetnet - 1 freq stunde - 1 freq settin-oot - 1 freq stouned - 2 freq sittand - 1 freq stawnd - 1 freq €œstand - 1 freq stond - 3 freq settint - 1 freq standy - 1 freq |
SITTAND |
| Time to execute Levenshtein function - 0.213641 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 - 0.420410 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 - 0.030379 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 - 0.038704 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. |