6-letter words with G as the 4th letter and A as the 6th letter
The 13 6-letter words with G as the 4th letter and A as the 6th letter include familiar STIGMA and ENIGMA, alongside rarer entries such as ZEUGMA.
2 of 13 are everyday words (15%). A mix of familiar words and game-only finds.
With G in 4th place, S is the most common 6th letter (209 words). The bar under each letter shows the size of its list.
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Best words to play first
- STIGMA9
- ENIGMA9
- LINGUA7
- SANGHA10
- LOGGIA8
- QUAGGA17
- CHIGGA13
- ZEUGMA18
- BREGMA11
- GORGIA8
- ALOGIA7
- KANGHA14
All valid words 13
- ALOGIA7
- BREGMA11
- CHIGGA13
- ENIGMA9
- GORGIA8
- KANGHA14
- LINGUA7
- LOGGIA8
- QUAGGA17
- SANGHA10
- SMEGMA11
- STIGMA9
- ZEUGMA18
Highest-scoring words
| Word | Scrabble | Words With Friends | Dictionaries |
|---|---|---|---|
| ZEUGMA | 18 | 21 | All three |
| QUAGGA | 17 | 20 | All three |
| KANGHA | 14 | 15 | Collins only |
| CHIGGA | 13 | 15 | Collins only |
| BREGMA | 11 | 14 | All three |
| SANGHA | 10 | 11 | NWL only |
| STIGMA | 9 | 11 | All three |
| ENIGMA | 9 | 12 | All three |
| LOGGIA | 8 | 11 | All three |
| GORGIA | 8 | 10 | Collins only |
| LINGUA | 7 | 11 | All three |
| ALOGIA | 7 | 9 | Collins only |
Every match follows the pattern ???G?A: three letters come before G, one letter follows it, and A closes the word. Only two entries count as common: STIGMA and ENIGMA, the pair most likely to look familiar in a rack. That sharp split makes the pattern easy to recognize but much of its vocabulary less familiar.
At a glance: the fixed G and A
- All 13 matches end in A, with G fixed in position four.
- STIGMA and ENIGMA are the two common entries.
- ZEUGMA leads the score list at 18; QUAGGA follows at 17.
- S begins three words, the largest first-letter group.
- Collins includes 12 matches, NWL2023 nine, and ENABLE eight.
6-letter words with G as the 4th letter and A as the 6th letter
All matches fit ???G?A: the first three letters and the fifth letter vary, while G and final A stay fixed. STIGMA and ENIGMA make the pattern easier to spot, but only two entries count as common.
Initials cluster unevenly. S begins three words and L begins two; A, B, C, E, G, and K each begin one. That makes an S start tempting, especially with STIGMA and SANGHA in the mix, but the clue does not require it.
The final letter makes a striking difference. Keep G in position four but change the last letter to S, and the matching set grows to 209 words instead of 13. This A-ending pattern is a much tighter search.
Which matches score highest?
ZEUGMA scores 18 Scrabble points, with QUAGGA next at 17. Those base scores put two less familiar words above STIGMA and ENIGMA, which each score nine. A familiar word is not automatically the strongest play.
For 6-letter words with G as the 4th letter and A as the 6th letter, check high-value tiles and the board before settling on a play. Premium squares can change the total, but the letters alone already give ZEUGMA the edge.
One limitation: tournament-dictionary coverage differs. Collins has 12 of these words, NWL2023 has nine, and ENABLE has eight. Check your game's word list before playing a less familiar entry such as ZEUGMA or QUAGGA.
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