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Dictionary Methodology and Tool Limitations

How the browser tool searches its word list and handles Spanish spelling.

Current dictionary scope

The tool searches a curated list bundled with the website. The live entry count shown on the homepage comes from the same list used by the search engine.

A missing result does not prove that a word is invalid. The list is not an official academic or competition lexicon.

Strict spelling mode

Strict mode preserves Spanish spelling. Ñ remains different from N, and accented vowels remain different from unaccented vowels.

Word-game mode

Word-game mode ignores vowel accent marks and the diaeresis for matching, while Ñ remains a separate letter.

Search logic

The main tool counts available letters and returns words that can be built from that rack. The optional question mark represents one blank letter. Exact-anagram mode also requires every entered letter to be used.

Classic scoring scope

The word-game helper uses the site's documented Classic Spanish tile set. It treats CH, LL and RR as combined scoring tokens and gives blank-supplied letters zero points.

Game editions and accepted word lists can differ. Confirm the rules required for formal play.

Privacy and analytics

Entered letters are processed in the browser. Google Analytics measures general site traffic and interaction. Read the Privacy Policy for details.

Review date

Algorithm and public-claim review: July 16, 2026.