adjectivele

Adjectivele is a word-guessing puzzle game in which players attempt to determine a hidden adjective within a limited number of guesses. In its standard form the target is a five-letter adjective, though variations use different lengths.

Each round begins with a guess. After every submission, the game returns feedback for each letter: a letter in the correct position is shown in green, a correct letter in an incorrect position in yellow, and letters not in the target word in gray. Players use the feedback to narrow possibilities and eventually reveal the adjective.

Many implementations support a daily puzzle, a series mode, and multiple length options. Some versions allow adjectives with diacritics or hyphenated forms; others restrict entries to a fixed set of commonly used adjectives. Some house rules include extra hints such as semantic categories or synonyms to aid learning.

Adjectivele arose in online word puzzle communities in the early 2020s as a thematic variant of the popular Wordle format. It has been implemented across web browsers and mobile apps, often featured alongside other language-based games.

Educationally, adjectivele is used to explore vocabulary and grammatical nuance by focusing on adjectives and their forms. Critics note that the game's appeal depends on the breadth of its adjective lexicon and that non-native speakers may face additional challenges with inflected forms.