Lemmia (Maurizio Fonte)
Wordle in Italian: one five-letter word a day in six tries.
Every day: One five-letter Italian word a day, the same for everyone, to find in six tries, with hard mode and statistics. New puzzle: Daily (a countdown shows the next challenge).
Lemmia is an unofficial Italian Wordle on Maurizio Fonte's website. Each day there is one five-letter Italian word to find in six tries, with coloured tiles for right, misplaced and missing letters, a hard mode and statistics.
About Lemmia (Maurizio Fonte)
Lemmia brings the Wordle formula to Italian. It is one of the daily puzzles on Maurizio Fonte's website, beside Legami, Connessioni, Cifretto and Matassa, and is independent of the New York Times.
Each day there is one hidden Italian word of five letters, the same for every player. You type five-letter Italian words, and each guess colours its letters to show which are in the right place, which are in the word elsewhere and which are missing. You have six tries, and a hard mode makes you reuse every clue.
Beside the daily word there are free, training and archive modes, statistics and a shareable result. It is free with no registration.
It suits Italian speakers and learners who want their daily Wordle in Italian.
How to play Lemmia (Maurizio Fonte)
- Type any five-letter Italian word.
- Read the colours on each tile.
- Use the clues to choose your next guess.
- Find the word within six tries.
Tips
- Italian words often end in a vowel; test endings early.
- Start with common letters such as A, E, I, O, R and N.
- Turn on hard mode for an extra challenge.
Questions
How many guesses do I get?
Six.
Is there a hard mode?
Yes.
Can I play past days?
Yes, from the archive.
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