Wordiator

Is Wordiator a game about gladiators fighting with words? No. But Wordiator can turn numbers into words!

Almost all phones have both digits and letters on the buttons where you dial a number. The button for digit 2 for instance also has the letters ABC. This can be used to write numbers as words, sometimes called phonewords.

Example: 47336 can be written "green", but also "IQ deo" match just as good. Wordiator matches any number you provide, for example phone numbers or pin codes, with dictionaries in languages of your choice.

Why Wordiator?
* It’s easier to remember words than numbers
* It’s fun to find out that your friend’s phone number can be written IQ deo :)

Before giving Wordiator a low rating, please note that many numbers just don't match. It's a real pity that the digits 0 and 1 don't have any letters associated. In addition to this, even when matching the full number you provide as well as all shorter numbers it consists of against all words in the selected dictionaries, there may still not be any good matches... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Word matching is currently supported for English and Swedish words

The words come from the great and open Wiktionary.org but Wordiator is not endorsed by or affiliated with the Wikimedia Foundation