| Levenshtein | Double Levenshtein | SoundEx | MetaPhone | Manually curated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| zag (0) - 7 freq zac (1) - 4 freq lag (1) - 5 freq zak (1) - 4 freq wag (1) - 15 freq oag (1) - 2 freq ag (1) - 12 freq nag (1) - 6 freq dag (1) - 2 freq jag (1) - 26 freq sag (1) - 4 freq fag (1) - 100 freq rag (1) - 23 freq zzg (1) - 1 freq za (1) - 3 freq bag (1) - 321 freq cag (1) - 1 freq zap (1) - 1 freq tag (1) - 32 freq zat (1) - 11 freq hag (1) - 2 freq mag (1) - 25 freq zig (1) - 6 freq zarg (1) - 1 freq gag (1) - 3 freq |
zag (0) - 7 freq zg (1) - 6 freq zig (1) - 6 freq tag (2) - 32 freq zap (2) - 1 freq cag (2) - 1 freq bag (2) - 321 freq zat (2) - 11 freq mag (2) - 25 freq gag (2) - 3 freq zarg (2) - 1 freq za (2) - 3 freq ozg (2) - 1 freq hag (2) - 2 freq wag (2) - 15 freq ag (2) - 12 freq zak (2) - 4 freq zzg (2) - 1 freq lag (2) - 5 freq nag (2) - 6 freq oag (2) - 2 freq zac (2) - 4 freq fag (2) - 100 freq rag (2) - 23 freq sag (2) - 4 freq |
SoundEx code - Z200 zis - 2 freq zouk - 1 freq zig - 6 freq zag - 7 freq zac - 4 freq 'zac' - 1 freq zak - 4 freq zowk - 1 freq zeus - 12 freq zeus's - 3 freq ziska - 1 freq zoos - 2 freq ziege - 1 freq zxkuc - 1 freq zqhos - 1 freq zqij - 1 freq zeke - 1 freq zcccyg - 1 freq zehoc - 1 freq zuaz - 1 freq zqzzejo - 1 freq zqyk - 1 freq zijc - 1 freq zys - 1 freq zzhq - 1 freq zhws - 1 freq zsuz - 1 freq zico - 1 freq zkcgiq - 1 freq zchiz - 1 freq zoioigaa - 1 freq |
MetaPhone code - SK sky - 429 freq seik - 44 freq seek - 199 freq sic - 1408 freq sake - 241 freq sec - 10 freq sac - 14 freq 'sic - 3 freq seeck - 23 freq sick - 148 freq saga - 12 freq syke - 5 freq seck - 16 freq seick - 7 freq souk - 14 freq sock - 26 freq sack - 43 freq sik - 49 freq soggy - 15 freq sook - 63 freq ski - 7 freq sikk - 10 freq sica - 2 freq sca - 4 freq zouk - 1 freq soak - 15 freq suck - 9 freq sek - 4 freq ciggie - 4 freq soc - 3 freq saig - 3 freq siggy - 2 freq 'sky' - 1 freq 'sook - 1 freq skie - 2 freq seq - 1 freq saek - 3 freq seak - 2 freq sikh - 8 freq zig - 6 freq zag - 7 freq saiq - 2 freq squ - 1 freq sicka - 1 freq sag - 4 freq soeak - 1 freq sg - 15 freq 'suki - 1 freq seck' - 1 freq sook' - 1 freq seg - 1 freq zac - 4 freq 'zac' - 1 freq zak - 4 freq zowk - 1 freq sig- - 1 freq sig - 3 freq hysk - 1 freq sooky - 2 freq sookie - 1 freq ssc - 7 freq skeo - 1 freq soack - 1 freq suk - 2 freq 'soak' - 1 freq sc - 14 freq saick - 1 freq seec - 1 freq sco - 13 freq sake' - 1 freq sqe - 1 freq sqa - 24 freq €œsky - 2 freq seke - 9 freq sickie - 2 freq sago - 1 freq €œsco - 1 freq skeh - 1 freq sae-caa - 1 freq €˜sake - 3 freq €œsick - 1 freq sic- - 1 freq skew - 1 freq €œsook - 1 freq €˜sic - 1 freq zc - 3 freq syc - 1 freq seek' - 1 freq sk - 4 freq hcycu - 1 freq zg - 6 freq zk - 3 freq sq - 1 freq zq - 6 freq zeke - 1 freq seggy - 2 freq hzq - 1 freq xwgo - 1 freq hzqe - 1 freq hsq - 1 freq zzg - 1 freq xc - 2 freq sega - 1 freq xk - 1 freq sicwy - 1 freq saggy - 1 freq saag - 1 freq swq - 1 freq cec - 1 freq xiq - 1 freq hzc - 1 freq xxxk - 1 freq skaw - 1 freq xq - 2 freq cig - 1 freq xuc - 1 freq xqu - 2 freq ciky - 1 freq zzhq - 1 freq zico - 1 freq swk - 39 freq xxg - 1 freq swc - 1 freq zoioigaa - 1 freq wskea - 1 freq yzek - 2 freq zqe - 1 freq xhg - 1 freq |
ZAG |
| Time to execute Levenshtein function - 0.192675 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 - 0.344860 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 - 0.027322 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 - 0.037236 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 - 0.000821 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. |