Play Octordle in your language

Octordle is the Wordle-style puzzle where you solve eight five-letter words at once with thirteen guesses. Every language below has its own daily puzzle, its own word list and its own keyboard. Pick yours and start playing.

• Español Spanish
• Português Portuguese (Brazil)
• Català Catalan
• Galego Galician
• Italiano Italian
• Français French
• Română Romanian
• Deutsch German
• Nederlands Dutch
• Afrikaans Afrikaans
• Svenska Swedish
• Dansk Danish
• Norsk Norwegian (Bokmål)
• Íslenska Icelandic
• Русский Russian
• Українська Ukrainian
• Български Bulgarian
• Македонски Macedonian
• Srpski Serbian (Latin)
• Hrvatski Croatian
• Bosanski Bosnian
• Slovenščina Slovenian
• Čeština Czech
• Slovenčina Slovak
• Polski Polish
• Lietuvių Lithuanian
• Latviešu Latvian
• Eesti Estonian
• Ελληνικά Greek
• Türkçe Turkish
• Shqip Albanian
• Euskara Basque
• Brezhoneg Breton
• Bahasa Indonesia Indonesian
• עברית Hebrew
• فارسی Persian
• العربية Arabic

How the language versions work

Each language page shows the daily puzzle for that language. The button next to Settings switches to unlimited practice, where every game uses a fresh set of eight words. Stats and streaks are stored separately for each language, so playing Spanish never touches your English streak.

You can type without accents. On a phone keyboard or a physical one, the letters e and é count as the same letter, and so do n and ñ, o and ö. Accented spellings appear again when the game ends and the answers are shown.

After a game, each of the eight answers links to its Wiktionary entry, so you can look up any word you did not know. The English game also has Sequence, Rescue, an archive, a word finder and definitions, and those are not part of the language versions yet.

Where the words come from

Valid guesses come from open spelling dictionaries, and the daily answers are the most common words in film and television subtitles that also appear in those dictionaries. Words the dictionary marks as offensive, and words on a public profanity list, are never used as answers. Lists like these still contain slang and inflected forms, and a native speaker will spot oddities we cannot. If you find a bad answer, write to contact@octordlegame.org and it will be removed.

Credits and licenses

Each dictionary keeps its own license, listed below. Answer ranking uses the OpenSubtitles frequency lists by hermitdave (CC-BY-SA-4.0), and offensive-word filtering uses the LDNOOBW lists (CC-BY-4.0).