6-letter words with M as the 2nd letter and N as the 4th letter

6-letter words with M as 2nd and N as 4th letter total 13 matches, including AMENDS, AMINES, and AMINIC.

13 wordsTop pick AMENDSHighest score AMINIC 10

1 of 13 are everyday words (8%). Mostly rare words: great for Scrabble, tough for daily puzzles.

With M in 2nd place, A is the most common 4th letter (50 words). The bar under each letter shows the size of its list.

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Best words to play first 13 · most-used first

  • AMENDS9
  • AMINES8
  • AMENTA8
  • AMINOS8
  • IMINES8
  • OMENED9
  • EMENDS9
  • AMENTS8
  • AMENDE9
  • AMENED9
  • AMINIC10
  • EMUNGE9
  • OMENTA8
All valid words 13

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

  • AMENDE9
  • AMENDS9
  • AMENED9
  • AMENTA8
  • AMENTS8
  • AMINES8
  • AMINIC10
  • AMINOS8
  • EMENDS9
  • EMUNGE9
  • IMINES8
  • OMENED9
  • OMENTA8
Letters by positionIn 62% of these words the 1st letter is A.
1st letter
  1. A62%
  2. E15%
  3. O15%
3rd letter
  1. E62%
  2. I31%
  3. U8%
5th letter
  1. E31%
  2. D23%
  3. T23%
6th letter
  1. S46%
  2. D15%
  3. A15%

Highest-scoring words

Scrabble and Words With Friends points, before board bonuses
WordScrabbleWords With FriendsDictionaries
AMINIC1013All three
AMENDS911All three
OMENED911All three
EMENDS911All three
AMENDE911Collins only
AMENED911Collins only
EMUNGE913Collins only
AMINES810All three
AMENTA810Collins · NWL
AMINOS810NWL only
IMINES810All three
AMENTS810All three

The pattern _M_N__ leaves a compact set: eight words begin with A, while just one entry is common by our frequency measure. The examples range from AMENDS and AMINES to less familiar forms such as AMENTA and EMUNGE. Dictionary coverage also varies, so a match for this letter pattern is not automatically accepted in every word game.

The _M_N__ pattern at a glance

  • Thirteen tournament-dictionary entries match the fixed pattern _M_N__.
  • AMENDS, AMINES, and AMINIC are examples; most entries are not common words.
  • Eight matches start with A; E and O each start two.
  • Six matches end in S; A, D, and E each finish two.
  • AMINIC leads the listed tile scores at 10; AMENDS scores 9.

How many 6-letter words have M second and N fourth?

There are 13 six-letter words with M as 2nd and N as 4th letter. AMENDS and EMENDS show how changing the first letter keeps the same central pattern; AMINES and IMINES provide another pair to scan for when several letters are known.

This count matches the 5-letter version of the pattern, while the 7-letter version has 26 entries. Within the six-letter group, A is the clear starting-letter leader: eight words begin with it, compared with two each for E and O.

Which matches score well in word games?

AMINIC is the top scorer at 10 points, with AMENDS at 9. The strongest choice depends on the letters already on your rack and the board squares available; a higher base score does not guarantee a better play.

Collins includes 12 of these entries, NWL2023 includes 10, and ENABLE includes 8, so the dictionary counts overlap rather than adding up to the full set. Only one entry is common by frequency, and uncommon forms such as AMENTA or OMENED may be unfamiliar. Check your game's word list before playing.

Questions people ask

Which six-letter words have M as the second letter and N as the fourth?
Thirteen tournament-dictionary words fit the pattern _M_N__. Examples include AMENDS, AMINES, AMINOS, EMENDS, IMINES, and OMENED. The full set also includes less familiar forms such as AMENTA, AMENED, and EMUNGE, so check your game's dictionary before using an unfamiliar entry.
What is the highest-scoring word in this pattern?
AMINIC has the highest listed tile score at 10 points. AMENDS scores 9, as do other entries in the set. Those are base word scores; the board position and any premium squares can change the points earned in a particular play.
Are all 13 words common in everyday English?
No. Only one of the 13 matches counts as common by our word-frequency measure. Familiar-looking examples such as AMENDS sit beside more specialized forms, including AMINIC and AMENTA, so recognition and dictionary acceptance are separate questions.

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