Wuertle

About Wuertle

Wuertle, from the Luxembourgish Wuert for word, is a version of Wordle for Luxembourg's national language. Its game text says it is a clone of Wordle made exclusively with Luxembourgish words from LOD.lu, the Lëtzebuerger Online Dictionnaire. The interface is in Luxembourgish too: Errot d'Wuert a 6 Versich, guess the word in six tries.

Play follows the original. You type a five-letter word and press Enter, and each tile turns a colour: green for a letter in the right place, yellow for a letter in the word but elsewhere, grey for a letter not in the word. The on-screen keyboard keeps track of the letters you have tried. A statistics panel records your games played and how many guesses each win took.

The answer is picked by counting days from a fixed start, so every player gets the same word on the same day. It changes at 22:00 UTC, which is midnight in Luxembourg in summer time. Wuertle runs in the browser with no account.

How to play Wuertle

1. Open Wuertle and type a five-letter Luxembourgish word.
2. Press Enter to check it.
3. Read the tiles: green is the right letter in the right place, yellow is in the word elsewhere, grey is not in the word.
4. Use what you learned in your next guess.
5. Find the word in six tries or fewer, then check your statistics.

Tips

• Luxembourgish spelling uses ë and é often; keep the usual vowels in mind when a guess shows few hits.
• Open with a word that has several common consonants such as n, r, s and t.
• A guess must be a word in the game's list, so check spellings against LOD.lu if one is refused.

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