GissaOrdet

Wordle in Swedish: guess today's five-letter word in six tries.

Every day: Dagens ord: one new five-letter Swedish word each day to guess in six tries, with a shareable result. New puzzle: Daily.

Play GissaOrdet on gissaordet.se

Spela GissaOrdet

GissaOrdet board with a five by six grid of empty tiles and a Swedish keyboard including Å, Ä and Ö

GissaOrdet is a free Swedish word game inspired by Wordle. Each day there is a new five-letter Swedish word to find in six guesses, using coloured tiles that show which letters are right, misplaced or absent.

About GissaOrdet

GissaOrdet (guess the word) brings the Wordle format to Swedish. The site describes it as a free word game entirely in Swedish, where you get a new Swedish word to guess every day with the help of clues, and share your result afterwards.

The word has five letters and you have six tries. After each guess the tiles show which letters are correct and in the right place, which are in the word but in another position, and which are not in it at all. The on-screen keyboard includes the Swedish letters Å, Ä and Ö.

The game works on phones and computers in the browser, has a dark mode, and needs no account.

It suits Swedish speakers and learners who want a quick daily vocabulary workout.

How to play GissaOrdet

  1. Type a five-letter Swedish word and press Enter.
  2. Green tiles are right letters in the right place; yellow are in the word but elsewhere; grey are not in the word.
  3. Use the clues to narrow down the word.
  4. Find it within six tries and share your result.

Screenshots

GissaOrdet title in letter tiles

Tips

  • Remember Å, Ä and Ö; they are separate letters in Swedish and often decide the answer.
  • Start with a word rich in common Swedish letters such as A, E, R, S, T and N.
  • Many Swedish words end in -a, -e or -n; test endings early.
  • Do not reuse grey letters in later guesses.

Questions

Is there a new word every day?

Yes. The site says you get a new Swedish word to guess every day.

How many guesses do I get?

Six, for a five-letter word.

Do I need an account?

No, it is free in the browser.

Does it include Å, Ä and Ö?

Yes, they are on the keyboard.

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