6-letter words with H as the 2nd letter and A as the 6th letter

The 6-letter words with H as the 2nd letter and A as the 6th letter total 58, including familiar choices such as CHAKRA and PHOBIA.

58 wordsTop pick SHEILAHighest score KHODJA 21

6 of 58 are everyday words (10%). A mix of familiar words and game-only finds.

With H in 2nd place, S is the most common 6th letter (357 words). The bar under each letter shows the size of its list.

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Best words to play first 58 · most-used first

  • SHEILA9
  • SHARIA9
  • PHARMA13
  • DHARMA12
  • CHAKRA15
  • PHOBIA13
  • SHASTA9
  • SHERPA11
  • CHROMA13
  • DHAMMA14
  • SHISHA12
  • AHIMSA11
  • CHUKKA19
  • CHICHA16
  • CHOLLA11
  • CHANNA11
  • CHOREA11
  • DHYANA13
  • CHARTA11
  • RHUMBA13
  • BHAKTA15
  • CHANGA12
  • DHARNA10
  • WHENUA12
  • SHAMBA13
  • CHALLA11
  • SHIKSA13
  • KHANDA14
  • CHIGGA13
  • CHATTA11
  • CHORDA12
  • CHARKA15
  • JHATKA20
  • CHACMA15
  • SHIRRA9
  • CHUPPA15
  • CHAPKA17
  • SHELTA9
  • SHIKRA13
  • SHERIA9
  • CHAETA11
  • CHIMLA13
  • CHOANA11
  • CHOKRA15
  • CHORIA11
  • DHOORA10
  • DHURNA10
  • DHURRA10

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All valid words 58

A to Z. Includes rare and Collins-only words. Linked tiles open the word's meaning, score and rhymes.

  • AHIMSA11
  • BHAKTA15
  • CHACMA15
  • CHAETA11
  • CHAKRA15
  • CHALLA11
  • CHANGA12
  • CHANNA11
  • CHAPKA17
  • CHARKA15
  • CHARTA11
  • CHATTA11
  • CHICHA16
  • CHIGGA13
  • CHIMLA13
  • CHOANA11
  • CHOKRA15
  • CHOLLA11
  • CHORDA12
  • CHOREA11
  • CHORIA11
  • CHROMA13
  • CHUKKA19
  • CHUPPA15
  • DHAMMA14
  • DHARMA12
  • DHARNA10
  • DHOORA10
  • DHURNA10
  • DHURRA10
  • DHYANA13
  • JHATKA20
  • KHANDA14
  • KHANGA14
  • KHODJA21
  • KHURTA13
  • PHARMA13
  • PHOBIA13
  • RHANJA16
  • RHUMBA13
  • SHAMBA13
  • SHARIA9
  • SHASTA9
  • SHEILA9
  • SHELTA9
  • SHERIA9
  • SHERPA11
  • SHIKRA13
  • SHIKSA13
  • SHIRRA9
  • SHISHA12
  • SHOORA9
  • THANNA9
  • THORIA9
  • THULIA9
  • WHATNA12
  • WHENUA12
  • WHIRRA12
Letters by positionIn 41% of these words the 3rd letter is A.
1st letter
  1. C38%
  2. S21%
  3. D12%
3rd letter
  1. A41%
  2. O19%
  3. I16%
4th letter
  1. R29%
  2. N12%
  3. K10%
5th letter
  1. R14%
  2. T12%
  3. N12%

Highest-scoring words

Scrabble and Words With Friends points, before board bonuses
Score spreadMost of these words score 11 in Scrabble; KHODJA tops the list with 21. Scores before board bonuses.
  1. 99 points: 10 words
  2. 10 points: 4 words
  3. 1111 points: 11 words
  4. 12 points: 7 words
  5. 1313 points: 11 words
  6. 14 points: 3 words
  7. 1515 points: 6 words
  8. 16 points: 2 words
  9. 1717 points: 1 words
  10. 18 points: 0 words
  11. 1919 points: 1 words
  12. 20 points: 1 words
  13. 2121 points: 1 words
WordScrabbleWords With FriendsDictionaries
KHODJA2122Collins only
JHATKA2021Collins only
CHUKKA1920All three
CHAPKA1718Collins only
CHICHA1616Collins · NWL
RHANJA1618Collins only
CHAKRA1515All three
BHAKTA1515All three
CHARKA1515All three
CHACMA1517All three
CHUPPA1518Collins · NWL
CHOKRA1515Collins only

With the fixed pattern _H___A, the six-letter pool spans familiar words such as CHAKRA and PHOBIA alongside less everyday entries such as KHODJA. The opening is heavily concentrated: 22 matches start with C, while just six entries meet the common-word cutoff. Dictionary coverage varies, so a tournament game's accepted list can be narrower than the full 58-word set.

6-letter words with H as the 2nd letter and A as the 6th letter

  • The pattern has 58 matches across the tournament dictionaries.
  • C leads the first-letter group with 22 words; S follows with 12.
  • D begins seven matches, while K begins four.
  • Six entries meet the common-word cutoff, including CHAKRA and PHOBIA.
  • The counts are 53 in Collins, 36 in NWL2023, and 25 in ENABLE; these sets overlap.

Which starting letters appear most?

C dominates this pattern: 22 of the 58 words begin with that letter. CHAKRA, CHROMA, CHUKKA, and CHICHA show how often a C combines with the fixed second-position H.

S is a distant second with 12 matches. SHASTA and SHERPA are recognizable examples, while D contributes seven, including DHARMA and DHYANA.

The remaining openings are sparse: K has four, T and W have three each, and P and R have two each. When solving from a blank first tile, testing C before the smaller groups follows the actual distribution.

Which pattern matches score highest?

KHODJA leads the scoring list at 21 points, with JHATKA next at 20. CHUKKA scores 19, and CHAPKA reaches 17, making the less familiar spellings stronger tile plays than common options such as PHOBIA.

Those totals reward the letters in the word, not a guaranteed board result: premium squares and placement change the final score. Look for a safe spot for the high-value letters rather than forcing a play just because KHODJA tops the list.

One limitation matters in tournament play: only 25 matches appear in ENABLE, compared with 53 in Collins. Check your game's word list before relying on an unfamiliar entry. For 6-letter words with H as the 2nd letter and A as the 6th letter, dictionary choice changes which options are playable.

Questions people ask

How many of these words are considered common?
Six of the 58 matches meet the common-word cutoff. CHAKRA and PHOBIA are examples, while the larger pool also includes specialized or less familiar forms such as KHODJA and JHATKA. That gap explains why a pattern match is not always a word you will recognize immediately.
Which word scores the most points?
KHODJA is the top scorer at 21 points. JHATKA follows at 20, and CHUKKA scores 19. These are tile-score comparisons; board premiums can change the points earned in an actual game, and a word still has to be accepted by that game's dictionary.
Are all 58 words accepted in every word game?
No, the dictionary counts differ. Collins includes 53 matches, NWL2023 includes 36, and ENABLE includes 25, with overlap among those sets. An entry counted here appears in at least one tournament dictionary, not necessarily in every game's word list.

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