Accher (اَچَھر)

About Accher (اَچَھر)

Accher (اَچَھر, Kashmiri for letter) brings the Wordle format to Kashmiri. The board is a grid of five-letter rows, and the on-screen keyboard carries the Kashmiri alphabet in Perso-Arabic script, including letters such as ۄ, ۆ, ؠ and ۍ that Urdu does not use. You type a word, and the tiles change colour to show which letters are in the word and in the right place, which are in the word elsewhere, and which are not in it.

There is one word a day, the same for everyone, numbered by the game's server. When you finish, the game shows today's word, your guess distribution and a countdown to the next word, which comes at midnight India Standard Time, 18:30 UTC. Results can be shared as a grid.

Accher was made by Haider Ali Punjabi and links to Wordles of the World, a directory of Wordle versions in many languages. It is free, plays in the browser and needs no account.

How to play Accher (اَچَھر)

1. Open Accher and type a Kashmiri word with the on-screen keyboard.
2. Press enter to submit and read the tile colours.
3. Use the colours to place the letters you have found and drop the ones that are absent.
4. Find the word before your rows run out, then share your grid.

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Tips

• Start with a word that uses common Kashmiri vowel marks and letters.
• Watch for the letters Kashmiri adds to the Urdu alphabet: they narrow the word quickly.

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