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Literaki dictionary — Polish anagrams and word finder

Your letters. New possibilities.

Build Polish words from your tiles or check a word before your next game. Free to use, with no account required.

Literaki dictionary

Enter 2–15 Polish letters. Use ? or * for a blank (up to two).

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E.g. ko? — fixed letters also consume tiles from your rack.

Matching words

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Enter letters above or try an example. Select a result to see its meaning and hooks.

Tile points only, without board premiums or the seven-tile bonus. Underlined letters are blanks (0 points).

Polish dictionary · 2,901,474 word forms

Dictionary guides

How to use the Literaki dictionary

  1. 1

    Enter your letters

    Choose “Words from letters” and enter your rack. Select “Use all letters” to find complete anagrams.

  2. 2

    Refine your results

    Use up to two blanks, set a word length or enter a pattern such as ?o?. Sort by score, length or Polish alphabetical order.

  3. 3

    Explore a word

    Select a result to see its base forms, available meaning and hooks. Result scores account for blanks.

Dictionary questions

Is the dictionary free?

Yes. Search, word checks and word details are free, with no registration.

How do I enter a blank?

In “Words from letters”, enter ? or *. You can use up to two blanks. Letters represented by blanks score zero points.

How do patterns differ from rack letters?

A pattern fixes letter positions: ?o? means three letters with o in the middle. Rack letters can appear in any order. Each ? in a pattern represents exactly one letter.

Will the dictionary always agree with the Literaki game?

Yes. The Polish Literaki game and this search tool share the same word forms. The English game uses its own English word list.

What do word scores include?

The sum of tile values, accounting for blanks. Board premiums, crossing words and the seven-tile bonus are not included.