Strategy Guide

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Two openers, ten letters, maximum information from your first guesses.

Western Frisian · 1.008 daily words

Top 10 Starting Words

1
A
N
D
E
R
187
Coverage
2
T
A
L
E
N
193
Coverage
3
T
R
E
I
N
186
Coverage
4
R
A
K
E
N
187
Coverage
5
N
A
T
I
E
193
Coverage
6
O
N
D
E
R
174
Coverage
7
W
A
R
E
N
175
Coverage
8
N
I
E
T
S
177
Coverage
9
L
A
R
E
N
195
Coverage
10
J
A
R
E
N
175
Coverage

Coverage = sum of letter-frequency percentages for each unique letter. Higher means the word tests more commonly-used letters in Western Frisian Wordle.

Best Opening Pairs

The strongest two-guess openings — words with no overlapping letters that together test the 10 most common letters in Western Frisian Wordle. Play the first, then the second regardless of feedback, and the third guess is usually a solve.

  1. 1
    First
    K
    O
    R
    T
    E
    Then
    L
    I
    N
    D
    A
    318Combined coverage
    10 /10Unique letters
  2. 2
    First
    G
    R
    O
    T
    E
    Then
    L
    I
    N
    D
    A
    312Combined coverage
    10 /10Unique letters
  3. 3
    First
    R
    E
    G
    I
    O
    Then
    K
    L
    A
    N
    T
    312Combined coverage
    10 /10Unique letters
  4. 4
    First
    K
    O
    R
    T
    E
    Then
    L
    A
    N
    G
    S
    309Combined coverage
    10 /10Unique letters
  5. 5
    First
    S
    T
    O
    E
    L
    Then
    K
    A
    R
    I
    N
    323Combined coverage
    10 /10Unique letters
  6. 6
    First
    T
    R
    E
    I
    N
    Then
    S
    A
    L
    D
    O
    323Combined coverage
    10 /10Unique letters

Once you've picked a strong opener, the second guess matters even more. The best two-guess pairs share zero letters, which means your second guess can't tell you anything you already learned. With ten distinct high-frequency letters in two guesses, you'll usually have enough constraints to solve on guess three or four.

Most Common Letters in Western Frisian Wordle

e
61%
a
40%
n
34%
r
33%
t
31%
i
27%
o
27%
l
27%
s
24%
k
19%
d
19%
g
13%
m
12%
b
12%
u
11%

Percentage of Western Frisian Wordle words containing each letter (counting each letter once per word).

Why These Words Win

A good Wordle starting word maximizes the information you get from your first guess. The ideal word has:

  1. All unique letters — no repeats, so each tile gives you new information.
  2. High-frequency letters — letters that appear in the most words, so you're likely to get greens and yellows.
  3. Familiarity — a word you can remember and type quickly, especially in Speed Streak mode.

These rankings are computed from the actual 1.008 daily-tier words in the Western Frisian word list — not generic English advice. Letter frequencies vary significantly between languages, so starting words that work for English may not be optimal for Western Frisian.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best starting word for Wordle in Western Frisian?
ANDER (Western Frisian) — coverage 187. The single strongest two-guess opening is KORTE → LINDA, covering 10 distinct letters with combined coverage 318.
Should I use the same starting word every day?
Sticking to one strong opener is the most consistent approach — it eliminates decision fatigue and lets you read the board faster. Many top solvers use the same first word every day, then vary their second guess based on what survived.
What makes a good second guess?
A second guess that shares zero letters with your opener. That way every tile in your second guess tests new information. The Best Opening Pairs section above lists the strongest combinations from the Western Frisian word list.
How is coverage calculated?
Coverage = sum of letter-frequency percentages for each unique letter in the word. A word containing the five most common letters in Western Frisian Wordle scores higher than a word containing rarer letters, even if both have five unique letters.

Honorable Mentions

TOREN 186NADER 187LANGE 175KAREN 187GATEN 179EATON 193ARMEN 180ANDRE 187ASTEN 190KOREA 180