Sort Words
Sort Words lets you sort Unicode word tokens using English collation. Enter your own values or load the worked example.
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Method and calculation
Sort Unicode word tokens using English collation.
Inputs and settings
Sort Words accepts Input text.
Worked example
Sort Words example — Input text: "Hello world\nA second line\nHello world". Computed output: A Hello Hello line second world world
Output and limitations
Alphabetical ordering is useful for reviewing a glossary before publication. English collation determines where accented forms appear. Duplicate words remain present, making this different from vocabulary deduplication; use Unique Words first when a set rather than a sorted list is needed.
Technical references: JavaScript Unicode normalization
Sort Words FAQs
Sort Words applies the following rule to your input: Sort Unicode word tokens using English collation. The worked example on this page uses the same processor as the result button.
Sort Words has these boundaries: Input is treated as plain text; it is never executed. Start by checking the input text field against the units or format shown.
Sort Words provides this sample: A Hello Hello line second world world. Use the sample button to reproduce it, then replace the inputs with your own values.