A tool for precise rhyme search

Find rhymes for a word

Enter a word and compare rhymes by syllables, cliché level, and expectedness.

Find rhymes by sound and word stress. Filter by syllable count and part of speech, compare sound matches and cliché level. No account needed.

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Rhyme-pair coefficient in the database: 0–1000

How it works

Find rhymes by sound, stress, and useful constraints

Compare word endings in Russian, English, Ukrainian and Belarusian. Start with a search, refine the results with filters, then read promising words in the context of your line.

Compare sound matches

Results are grouped by phonetic similarity: exact, good, and approximate rhymes. The score helps narrow the list; stress, phrasing, and meaning still matter when choosing a word for a poem.

Refine your search

Choose a language, part of speech and syllable count. If the stress is unknown or differs from the dictionary, select the stressed vowel. Russian за́мок and замо́к need different sound matches: set the intended stress, then compare results.

Help improve the dictionary

Missing a useful pair? Suggest it using the form. Submissions go through editorial review and are not added to the dictionary automatically.

Rhyme search steps

  1. Enter a word and choose the language you are writing in.
  2. If useful, set the stress, syllable count, and part of speech.
  3. Compare sound, cliché level, and expectedness, then read the candidate in your line.

Frequently asked questions

What does the rhyme score mean?

It estimates phonetic similarity between word endings to help compare candidates. It is a search aid, not a judgment of a line’s literary value.

Can I filter by syllable count and part of speech?

Yes. Use the syllable and part-of-speech filters; morphological data availability varies by language.

What if I cannot find a suitable rhyme?

Check the language and stress, loosen the filters, or suggest a pair through the form for editorial review.

Help improve the dictionary

Suggest a rhyme pair

Your anonymous suggestion goes to a separate editorial review. Add context or explain an unusual sound match.