Ordsvansen (Aftonbladet)

Aftonbladet's daily Swedish word chain: link the letters, find the five words, beat the clock.

Every day: A new challenge every day, the same for all players: chain letters together to find the day's five Swedish words, racing for the best time on the daily top list (Dagens topplista). New puzzle: Once a day; Aftonbladet does not state the time.

Ordsvansen at Aftonbladet

Ordsvansen logo in red letter tiles with the game's cartoon cat

Ordsvansen (the word tail) is a daily Swedish word game from the newspaper Aftonbladet. Each day you chain letters together to find five hidden words as fast as you can, then compare your time with family, friends and the daily top list.

About Ordsvansen (Aftonbladet)

Ordsvansen is one of Aftonbladet's mini games, found under aftonbladet.se/minispel. Its mascot is a cartoon cat with a long tail, and the name means the word tail: the game is about chaining letters into a winding tail that spells words.

There is a new challenge every day. You link letters together to find the day's five Swedish words, and the clock runs while you do. When you finish, your time goes on Dagens topplista, the daily top list, so you can compete with family and friends for the best time. A how-to-play guide on the page explains the rules for first-timers.

The same page also offers Sportsvansen, a variant built around the day's sports words with its own top list.

It suits Swedish speakers and learners who want a short, timed word puzzle each day.

How to play Ordsvansen (Aftonbladet)

  1. Open Ordsvansen on aftonbladet.se and start the day's game.
  2. Chain neighbouring letters together to spell a Swedish word.
  3. Find all five of the day's words as quickly as you can.
  4. Check your time on Dagens topplista and challenge friends.

Tips

  • Look for common Swedish endings such as -ning, -are or -het to spot where a word finishes.
  • Once you find one word, the letters left over limit where the others can be.
  • Speed matters for the top list, but a wrong path costs more time than a short pause to think.

Questions

Is there a new game every day?

Yes. Aftonbladet calls it a new challenge every day.

How many words are there?

Five words each day.

Can I compare with others?

Yes. Times go on the daily top list, and you can compete with family and friends.

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