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Words that end in J

Need a word that finishes with J? Here is every one Wordtide's board accepts, grouped by length, with the most common words first. There are 7 playable words ending in J in Wordtide's English dictionary. The most common length is 3 letters, and the longest word is SVARAJ. The highest-scoring is HAJJ, worth 22 points.

  • HAJJ22
  • SVARAJ18
  • SWARAJ17
  • HADJ15
  • HAJ13
  • RAJ11
  • TAJ11

Highest-scoring words ending in J

Points are Wordtide tile values before bonus squares. Rare letters pay most: J, Q and Z are worth 9, X is 7.

  • HAJJ22
  • SVARAJ18
  • SWARAJ17
  • HADJ15
  • HAJ13
  • RAJ11
  • TAJ11

3-letter words ending in J (3)

  • HAJ13
  • RAJ11
  • TAJ11

4-letter words ending in J (2)

  • HADJ15
  • HAJJ22

6-letter words ending in J (2)

  • SVARAJ18
  • SWARAJ17

Other letters

Every word comes from the ENABLE public-domain word list that Wordtide's English board uses, with offensive words removed. Numbers next to a word are its points from our own letter values.

Questions

How many words are there ending in J?

Wordtide's English dictionary (the public-domain ENABLE list without offensive words) has 7 words ending in J, from 3 to 6 letters long.

What is the highest-scoring word ending in J?

HAJJ, worth 22 points with Wordtide letter values before bonus squares. Close behind: SVARAJ (18), SWARAJ (17) and HADJ (15).

What are some common 3-letter words ending in J?

HAJ, RAJ and TAJ. See the full 3-letter list on this page or browse all 3-letter words at wordtide.app/words/3-letter.

Can I play these words in Wordtide?

Yes. Every word listed is valid on Wordtide's English board, a free word game on one endless board shared by players worldwide. Play in the browser with no download or sign-up.

Play these words on the shared board

Wordtide is a free word game on one endless board shared by players around the world. Build off anyone's words, claim bonus squares and grow your own island: no download, no sign-up. Every word on this page is valid in the English world.