| Levenshtein | Double Levenshtein | SoundEx | MetaPhone | Manually curated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| virry (0) - 2 freq virr (1) - 57 freq mirry (1) - 8 freq wirry (1) - 26 freq birry (1) - 2 freq viry (1) - 9 freq vairy (2) - 1 freq aviary (2) - 2 freq kirby (2) - 3 freq firey (2) - 2 freq vizzy (2) - 11 freq carry (2) - 45 freq vqrra (2) - 1 freq smirry (2) - 1 freq kirr (2) - 2 freq birr (2) - 24 freq very (2) - 698 freq birra (2) - 9 freq tirrt (2) - 4 freq torry (2) - 16 freq berry (2) - 17 freq vicky (2) - 15 freq vinny (2) - 2 freq garry (2) - 10 freq girmy (2) - 1 freq |
virry (0) - 2 freq virr (1) - 57 freq verra (2) - 436 freq varra (2) - 1 freq verray (2) - 1 freq viry (2) - 9 freq wirry (2) - 26 freq birry (2) - 2 freq mirry (2) - 8 freq darry (3) - 1 freq firra (3) - 9 freq mirra (3) - 3 freq mairry (3) - 43 freq arry (3) - 1 freq firr (3) - 2 freq merry (3) - 69 freq versy (3) - 1 freq virrfu (3) - 3 freq marry (3) - 11 freq virt (3) - 1 freq pirr (3) - 2 freq yirrr (3) - 1 freq vary (3) - 3 freq ferry (3) - 48 freq tirr (3) - 5 freq |
SoundEx code - V600 very - 698 freq verra - 436 freq vire - 2 freq virr - 57 freq vairy - 1 freq vaar - 1 freq vera - 29 freq verie - 23 freq 'verra - 5 freq veer - 1 freq 'very - 3 freq virry - 2 freq voar - 46 freq vore - 2 freq voyeur - 2 freq viry - 9 freq ve''re - 1 freq veiry - 1 freq ‚¬ver - 1 freq ver - 3 freq viewer - 4 freq vary - 3 freq verray - 1 freq 'verra' - 1 freq vooar' - 1 freq €œvery - 1 freq vir - 1 freq €œverra - 1 freq €˜very - 1 freq vaara - 1 freq varra - 1 freq var - 8 freq vr - 5 freq veere - 1 freq “very - 1 freq være - 1 freq |
MetaPhone code - FR for - 14542 freq frae - 4566 freq fear - 429 freq fore - 157 freq fire - 705 freq fairy - 75 freq faur - 728 freq fir - 4027 freq 'frae - 6 freq fair - 1530 freq fare - 64 freq free - 649 freq 'for - 29 freq very - 698 freq far - 1549 freq faar - 81 freq ferry - 48 freq ferr - 48 freq verra - 436 freq four - 195 freq fur - 7713 freq fury - 32 freq foree - 1 freq fri - 6 freq furra - 42 freq vire - 2 freq fere - 18 freq fer - 2011 freq 'ferry - 1 freq fiery - 28 freq 'far - 6 freq virr - 57 freq fier - 6 freq 'four - 2 freq 'fur - 8 freq 'fair - 6 freq furrow - 12 freq -for - 3 freq 'fir - 4 freq feirrie - 1 freq faerie - 8 freq furr - 12 freq vairy - 1 freq faeroe - 1 freq fu'er - 1 freq fra - 11 freq fowre - 25 freq foury - 1 freq feary - 1 freq furry - 23 freq vaar - 1 freq vera - 29 freq fayre - 8 freq fry - 39 freq fawr - 1 freq faer - 59 freq verie - 23 freq ferrie - 7 freq 'verra - 5 freq furie - 13 freq 'faur - 3 freq frey - 1 freq firey - 2 freq fyre - 27 freq veer - 1 freq fayr - 1 freq feer - 4 freq foar - 1 freq faery - 2 freq firra - 9 freq firreh - 1 freq 'very - 3 freq fre - 2 freq fairie - 4 freq virry - 2 freq firr - 2 freq fowr - 23 freq 'free - 3 freq voar - 46 freq 'fore - 1 freq for-why - 1 freq fray - 10 freq fire' - 2 freq fear' - 1 freq fearie - 2 freq free' - 5 freq vore - 2 freq °fer - 2 freq fierie - 2 freq 'fer - 3 freq fiere - 4 freq viry - 9 freq faarey - 1 freq ve''re - 1 freq for' - 3 freq pharoh - 1 freq veiry - 1 freq 'fire' - 1 freq 'fire - 1 freq fioory - 1 freq ‚¬ver - 1 freq feir - 7 freq foir - 6 freq frie - 18 freq furrie - 1 freq fro - 3 freq foo'r - 2 freq ver - 3 freq fær - 1 freq fyr - 32 freq fara - 1 freq furro - 2 freq fewr - 1 freq frau - 1 freq fraa - 2 freq wyver - 2 freq fora - 3 freq faroe - 6 freq 'for' - 2 freq foor - 1 freq fiouer - 1 freq fou're - 1 freq vary - 3 freq verray - 1 freq 'verra' - 1 freq frei - 5 freq farrow - 2 freq vooar' - 1 freq fuyra - 1 freq €œfir - 2 freq 'fear' - 1 freq €˜for - 9 freq €œfar - 8 freq €˜free - 1 freq €œvery - 1 freq féðer - 1 freq fré - 1 freq fyrie - 3 freq 'fir' - 1 freq foraa - 1 freq ffrae - 1 freq firie - 1 freq €¦far - 1 freq €œfrie - 1 freq €œfur - 4 freq fure - 1 freq forwhy - 1 freq €˜far - 1 freq €œfire - 2 freq vir - 1 freq pharoah - 1 freq feery - 1 freq farr - 1 freq farooe - 1 freq foray - 1 freq faera - 3 freq faire - 1 freq €œverra - 1 freq €œfor - 6 freq €˜very - 1 freq €™fer - 1 freq für - 2 freq €œfree - 1 freq fur' - 1 freq €˜fur - 3 freq €œfyr - 1 freq ---fir - 1 freq €˜four - 2 freq vaara - 1 freq feerie - 5 freq fuar - 1 freq €œfer - 1 freq fouïr - 1 freq varra - 1 freq var - 8 freq fÂ’er - 2 freq fr - 1 freq farah - 1 freq vr - 5 freq phhr - 1 freq frw - 1 freq “free - 1 freq força - 2 freq “for - 1 freq veere - 1 freq 'fear - 1 freq froo - 4 freq “very - 1 freq frh - 1 freq være - 1 freq |
VIRRY |
| Time to execute Levenshtein function - 0.251599 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 - 0.593757 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 - 0.033460 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 - 0.069683 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 - 0.001044 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. |