| Levenshtein | Double Levenshtein | SoundEx | MetaPhone | Manually curated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| wecht (0) - 135 freq recht (1) - 10 freq wechts (1) - 6 freq lecht (1) - 3 freq wacht (1) - 1 freq weht (1) - 1 freq mecht (1) - 1 freq wicht (1) - 11 freq weicht (1) - 29 freq wiecht (1) - 1 freq decht (1) - 1 freq pecht (1) - 31 freq echt (1) - 115 freq fecht (1) - 357 freq wescht (1) - 1 freq wecht' (1) - 1 freq hecht (1) - 47 freq necht (1) - 5 freq secht (1) - 3 freq swecht (1) - 1 freq techt (1) - 2 freq wechty (1) - 20 freq lencht (2) - 4 freq washt (2) - 3 freq rycht (2) - 3 freq |
wecht (0) - 135 freq wiecht (1) - 1 freq wechty (1) - 20 freq weicht (1) - 29 freq wicht (1) - 11 freq wacht (1) - 1 freq techt (2) - 2 freq swecht (2) - 1 freq necht (2) - 5 freq waucht (2) - 13 freq waicht (2) - 9 freq wachty (2) - 1 freq hecht (2) - 47 freq weichty (2) - 1 freq wechtie (2) - 35 freq secht (2) - 3 freq weht (2) - 1 freq mecht (2) - 1 freq lecht (2) - 3 freq wechts (2) - 6 freq recht (2) - 10 freq wecht' (2) - 1 freq decht (2) - 1 freq echt (2) - 115 freq wescht (2) - 1 freq |
SoundEx code - W230 wheesht - 192 freq west - 216 freq wecht - 135 freq 'wheesht - 15 freq wagged - 3 freq washd - 2 freq wechtie - 35 freq waste - 119 freq wheecht - 10 freq waist - 45 freq wisht - 8 freq waucht - 13 freq wast - 139 freq wechty - 20 freq waecot - 1 freq washed - 90 freq wished - 61 freq weight - 55 freq which'd - 1 freq wee-est - 23 freq éwist - 1 freq wis't - 8 freq wyced - 2 freq wakkit - 2 freq wee'est - 2 freq wheeched - 47 freq whacked - 5 freq weicht - 29 freq weskit - 12 freq wickit - 36 freq wast- - 2 freq wachty - 1 freq wusst - 3 freq weighed - 14 freq 'wheesht' - 3 freq weeist - 2 freq wyceheid - 1 freq wauked - 14 freq waaked - 3 freq wiceheid - 4 freq waasht - 4 freq whaized - 1 freq weesht - 11 freq whist - 5 freq wicked - 25 freq weiched - 1 freq wush't - 2 freq wag-at-the-waa - 1 freq waxit - 2 freq wiste - 2 freq weest - 1 freq washt - 3 freq waaket - 1 freq waicht - 9 freq wakket - 1 freq wheest - 19 freq waashed - 9 freq wist - 3 freq wi-cot - 1 freq waxed - 3 freq waggit - 8 freq wes't - 2 freq wheeked - 8 freq wakked - 5 freq wicht - 11 freq weekday - 3 freq weichty - 1 freq waak't - 1 freq waash't - 1 freq whisht - 3 freq waakit - 18 freq whizzed - 4 freq wheechit - 2 freq wecht' - 1 freq wicket - 2 freq waakid - 1 freq whessed - 2 freq waakt - 11 freq whiskit - 1 freq washte - 1 freq weeest - 2 freq wïckit - 5 freq wakt - 1 freq wak'ed - 3 freq wa'ked - 1 freq wheezed - 3 freq whackt - 1 freq wyste - 2 freq weecked - 1 freq wauxt - 1 freq wissed - 13 freq 'wast - 1 freq 'wast' - 1 freq wissett - 1 freq whess'd - 1 freq westie - 2 freq whizz-kid - 2 freq wushed - 1 freq wheiched - 4 freq wikkit - 5 freq wheisht - 7 freq waached - 2 freq wheist - 2 freq weyghty - 1 freq weyght - 4 freq whict - 1 freq waescot - 1 freq wight - 1 freq wescht - 1 freq weeiest - 1 freq whisky-wuid - 1 freq waxt - 2 freq 'west - 1 freq wisst - 5 freq wheeshed - 3 freq wheesht' - 1 freq whooshti - 1 freq whoosht - 3 freq was't - 4 freq wicked' - 1 freq wiegt - 1 freq wacht - 1 freq wycit - 1 freq 'waxed - 1 freq weekit - 7 freq weeked - 2 freq 'wheeshtie - 1 freq wheeshtie - 3 freq wikkday - 1 freq waukit - 4 freq wheichit - 1 freq wusht - 2 freq washit - 1 freq weygate - 1 freq waygate - 1 freq wkd - 4 freq wised - 1 freq waiskit - 1 freq €˜waste - 1 freq €œwheesht - 1 freq whoost - 1 freq €˜wheesht - 1 freq waggitie - 12 freq €œwaggitie - 1 freq wiggitie - 1 freq wussed - 4 freq €œwhassat - 1 freq weesh't - 1 freq whisked - 1 freq westy - 6 freq €œwheest - 1 freq wisset - 1 freq wiecht - 1 freq waket - 1 freq 'whackshite' - 1 freq whusht - 1 freq west' - 1 freq weighty - 1 freq wyseheid - 1 freq wiishiite - 2 freq weestie - 1 freq wqt - 1 freq wheeshtÂ’ - 3 freq |
MetaPhone code - WXT wheesht - 192 freq watched - 259 freq watchit - 6 freq wecht - 135 freq 'wheesht - 15 freq washd - 2 freq wechtie - 35 freq wheecht - 10 freq wisht - 8 freq waucht - 13 freq wechty - 20 freq washed - 90 freq wished - 61 freq which'd - 1 freq watcht - 8 freq wheeched - 47 freq weicht - 29 freq wachty - 1 freq 'wheesht' - 3 freq waasht - 4 freq weesht - 11 freq weiched - 1 freq wush't - 2 freq washt - 3 freq waicht - 9 freq waashed - 9 freq wicht - 11 freq weichty - 1 freq waash't - 1 freq whisht - 3 freq waatched - 43 freq wheechit - 2 freq wecht' - 1 freq waatcht - 2 freq washte - 1 freq wushed - 1 freq wheiched - 4 freq wheisht - 7 freq waached - 2 freq wheeshed - 3 freq wheesht' - 1 freq whooshti - 1 freq whoosht - 3 freq watch't - 2 freq wacht - 1 freq 'wheeshtie - 1 freq wheeshtie - 3 freq waatchit - 4 freq wheichit - 1 freq wusht - 2 freq washit - 1 freq €œwheesht - 1 freq €˜wheesht - 1 freq weesh't - 1 freq wiecht - 1 freq waatchoot - 1 freq whusht - 1 freq wiishiite - 2 freq wheeshtÂ’ - 3 freq |
WECHT |
| Time to execute Levenshtein function - 0.213140 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 - 0.467626 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 - 0.028990 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 - 0.067069 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 - 0.000938 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. |