| Levenshtein | Double Levenshtein | SoundEx | MetaPhone | Manually curated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| maw'd (3) - 1 freq mawks (3) - 1 freq mawsie (3) - 1 freq maw's (3) - 60 freq maws (3) - 18 freq mawk's (3) - 1 freq mawk (3) - 1 freq mawnin (3) - 5 freq mawkit (3) - 10 freq mawe's (3) - 4 freq mawe (3) - 6 freq mawin (3) - 2 freq mawhi (3) - 1 freq maw (3) - 381 freq maw” (3) - 1 freq maseyl (4) - 2 freq marina (4) - 4 freq marsh (4) - 8 freq mainly (4) - 40 freq awan (4) - 1 freq awfid (4) - 1 freq malady (4) - 1 freq fawen (4) - 9 freq may's (4) - 6 freq jawb (4) - 2 freq |
mawe (6) - 6 freq mawe's (6) - 4 freq mawin (6) - 2 freq mawhi (6) - 1 freq maw'd (6) - 1 freq maw” (6) - 1 freq mawkit (6) - 10 freq maw (6) - 381 freq mawnin (6) - 5 freq mawks (6) - 1 freq maw's (6) - 60 freq mawsie (6) - 1 freq mawk's (6) - 1 freq mawk (6) - 1 freq maws (6) - 18 freq mowten (7) - 1 freq mwcus (7) - 6 freq mowt (7) - 1 freq mowgli (7) - 10 freq mwg (7) - 1 freq mower (7) - 15 freq mew (7) - 2 freq mowed (7) - 1 freq myweb (7) - 1 freq mowers (7) - 1 freq |
SoundEx code - M000 ma - 14791 freq me - 12728 freq may - 443 freq mou - 176 freq my - 2921 freq maw - 381 freq 'ma - 79 freq me' - 17 freq moo - 173 freq mi - 246 freq me-ah - 1 freq m- - 8 freq m - 847 freq mah - 379 freq mo - 32 freq 'my - 39 freq 'm - 18 freq ''m - 8 freq 'me - 15 freq mu - 11 freq mea - 5 freq mn - 8 freq mmm - 21 freq moo' - 1 freq mawhi - 1 freq mey - 87 freq 'moo' - 1 freq 'mah - 2 freq 'may - 2 freq mm - 18 freq meeeee - 1 freq 'mmm - 1 freq 'm'a - 1 freq mae - 361 freq mei - 86 freq mma - 3 freq mie - 3 freq mee - 23 freq maa - 16 freq 'mm - 1 freq ma' - 5 freq 'maw - 2 freq moi - 2 freq moe - 2 freq mia - 8 freq mmmm - 7 freq meh - 192 freq 'meh - 1 freq maaa - 4 freq m'ma - 2 freq mai - 4 freq maya - 2 freq mew - 2 freq mön - 10 freq mow - 4 freq mayo - 3 freq ®ma - 1 freq mooo - 2 freq mmm-mmm-mmm-m'mmm-my - 2 freq miaow - 1 freq 'mo - 3 freq mueh - 1 freq ™mo - 2 freq ˆm - 2 freq ›m - 2 freq mowe - 1 freq mi' - 1 freq 'me' - 1 freq may' - 1 freq €™m - 1285 freq €˜maw - 1 freq meow - 3 freq €œma - 17 freq €œmi - 1 freq €˜my - 8 freq ðém - 1 freq €œmy - 20 freq €˜ma - 8 freq mawe - 6 freq €œmey - 1 freq €˜m - 4 freq €œmmmm - 1 freq €œme - 10 freq mae- - 2 freq €˜me - 7 freq meo - 1 freq meeeh - 3 freq mw - 2 freq €™ma - 4 freq €œmmmmm - 2 freq my- - 1 freq €œmooooo - 1 freq maha - 3 freq €™me - 3 freq €œm - 1 freq €œmeh - 1 freq moa - 20 freq me- - 1 freq à m - 1 freq m'n - 3 freq m' - 1 freq mowi - 1 freq mooie - 3 freq myo - 1 freq mye - 6 freq mui - 1 freq mhu - 1 freq mao - 2 freq mh - 3 freq mhw - 1 freq 'maw' - 1 freq 'ma' - 1 freq meeeeeeeeee - 1 freq mmmmm - 1 freq meÂ’ - 1 freq maw” - 1 freq mwh - 1 freq mmw - 1 freq “me - 1 freq muu - 2 freq 'mae - 1 freq ‘my - 1 freq 'may' - 1 freq meeee - 1 freq |
MetaPhone code - M ma - 14791 freq me - 12728 freq may - 443 freq mou - 176 freq my - 2921 freq maw - 381 freq 'ma - 79 freq me' - 17 freq moo - 173 freq mi - 246 freq hmm - 22 freq me-ah - 1 freq m- - 8 freq m - 847 freq mbe - 4 freq hm - 12 freq mah - 379 freq 'hmm - 1 freq mo - 32 freq 'my - 39 freq 'm - 18 freq ''m - 8 freq 'me - 15 freq mu - 11 freq mea - 5 freq mmm - 21 freq moo' - 1 freq mey - 87 freq 'moo' - 1 freq 'mah - 2 freq 'may - 2 freq mm - 18 freq meeeee - 1 freq 'mmm - 1 freq 'm'a - 1 freq mae - 361 freq mei - 86 freq mma - 3 freq mie - 3 freq mee - 23 freq maa - 16 freq 'mm - 1 freq ma' - 5 freq 'hmmm - 2 freq 'maw - 2 freq moi - 2 freq moe - 2 freq mia - 8 freq mmmm - 7 freq meh - 192 freq ym - 2 freq 'meh - 1 freq maaa - 4 freq hïm - 575 freq mai - 4 freq hmmmm - 4 freq hym - 5 freq wyme - 5 freq mew - 2 freq wymie - 1 freq mow - 4 freq ®ma - 1 freq hæm - 2 freq mooo - 2 freq miaow - 1 freq 'mo - 3 freq mueh - 1 freq ™mo - 2 freq ˆm - 2 freq ›m - 2 freq y'm - 1 freq mi' - 1 freq 'me' - 1 freq may' - 1 freq €™m - 1285 freq €˜maw - 1 freq höm - 1 freq €˜hmm - 3 freq meow - 3 freq €œma - 17 freq €œmi - 1 freq €˜my - 8 freq ðém - 1 freq €œmy - 20 freq €˜ma - 8 freq €œmey - 1 freq €˜m - 4 freq €œmmmm - 1 freq €œme - 10 freq mae- - 2 freq €˜me - 7 freq meo - 1 freq meeeh - 3 freq mw - 2 freq hmi - 2 freq €™ma - 4 freq €œmmmmm - 2 freq €˜hmi - 1 freq my- - 1 freq €œmooooo - 1 freq €™me - 3 freq €œm - 1 freq €œhmm - 1 freq €œmeh - 1 freq moa - 20 freq me- - 1 freq à m - 1 freq m' - 1 freq €™hm - 1 freq hmbbw - 1 freq mb - 5 freq mooie - 3 freq wm- - 1 freq mui - 1 freq mao - 2 freq ymm - 1 freq mh - 3 freq mby - 1 freq mhw - 1 freq hmmm - 7 freq 'maw' - 1 freq 'ma' - 1 freq meeeeeeeeee - 1 freq mmmmm - 1 freq meÂ’ - 1 freq maw” - 1 freq hmo - 1 freq wm - 12 freq mwh - 1 freq mmw - 1 freq “me - 1 freq muu - 2 freq 'mae - 1 freq mbu - 1 freq wmu - 1 freq wme - 1 freq ‘my - 1 freq mbh - 1 freq 'may' - 1 freq meeee - 1 freq hyme - 6 freq “hyme - 1 freq hyme” - 1 freq |
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| Time to execute Levenshtein function - 0.379879 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 - 0.700733 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 - 0.032873 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 - 0.085205 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 - 0.000837 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. |