Quick tips before you start
If you’re new to the Spanish Wordle scene, think about picks with different letters, at least a couple of vowels, and a handful of common consonants — it saves you a ton of guesswork. After your first try, lock in green letters, shuffle yellow ones to new spots, and ditch the grays.
Remember accents matter in the accented variant: a tilde can change the whole answer. And yes, this game is still a delightful time-sink that people argue about on socials every morning.
Standard Wordle (#1554): clues and answer
Clue 1: The word is a singular, feminine noun.
Clue 2: It uses five distinct letters — three consonants and two vowels — starts with a consonant and ends with a vowel, and avoids E, U, and O.
Clue 3: The first letter is B. The word names the bridle on a horse — all the straps, reins and fittings that go on its head.
Answer for April 9 (standard): BRIDA
Accented Wordle (#1501): clues and answer
Clue 1: This one’s an adjective, singular and feminine.
Clue 2: It’s six letters long with three consonants and three vowels, repeats a letter, and both begins with a consonant and finishes with a vowel.
Clue 3: It doesn’t include I, O, or U as vowels, has an accent on the second letter, repeats the vowel A, and starts with L. The word describes something related to dairy.
Answer for April 9 (accented): LÁCTEA
Why this matters to players: the accented variant forces you to think about orthography, not just phonetics, which makes the puzzle a neat little language lesson. Also: daily reveals keep the community buzzing — some people adore the challenge, others just want the answer and move on. Your choice.
