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4-Letter Words Ending in I

There are 86 four-letter words ending in I in our dictionary; 19 of them are common words.

Type your own letters to find only the 4-letter words you can make, or leave it empty to open this list in the word finder.

All 86 words

  • taxi11 points
  • yeti7 points
  • kiwi11 points
  • bani6 points
  • deli5 points
  • sari4 points
  • mini6 points
  • wadi8 points
  • yogi8 points
  • loci6 points
  • semi6 points
  • anti4 points
  • topi6 points
  • maxi13 points
  • kepi10 points
  • magi7 points
  • midi7 points
  • nevi7 points
  • tali4 points
  • quai13 points
  • ziti13 points
  • kaki12 points
  • kami10 points
  • kadi9 points
  • impi8 points
  • raki8 points
  • tiki8 points
  • vagi8 points
  • cadi7 points
  • cedi7 points
  • lwei7 points
  • yoni7 points
  • abri6 points
  • asci6 points
  • peri6 points
  • pili6 points
  • puli6 points
  • nodi5 points
  • ragi5 points
  • inti4 points
  • lari4 points
  • lati4 points
  • loti4 points
  • nisi4 points
  • sati4 points
  • sori4 points
  • titi4 points
  • tori4 points
  • fuji14 points
  • haji14 points
  • nazi13 points
  • zori13 points
  • piki10 points
  • foci9 points
  • fuci9 points
  • pfui9 points
  • defi8 points
  • gyri8 points
  • momi8 points
  • saki8 points
  • yagi8 points
  • duci7 points
  • elhi7 points
  • hili7 points
  • modi7 points
  • padi7 points
  • shri7 points
  • syli7 points
  • coni6 points
  • gadi6 points
  • miri6 points
  • muni6 points
  • puri6 points
  • rami6 points
  • tipi6 points
  • unci6 points
  • nidi5 points
  • sadi5 points
  • etui4 points
  • liri4 points
  • naoi4 points
  • nori4 points
  • rani4 points
  • roti4 points
  • soli4 points
  • unai4 points

Quick facts

  • Total words: 86
  • By usage: 6 very common, 13 common, 67 rare

Highest scoring (classic tiles)

  1. fuji 14
  2. haji 14
  3. maxi 13
  4. nazi 13
  5. quai 13
  6. ziti 13
  7. zori 13
  8. kaki 12
  9. kiwi 11
  10. taxi 11

Most common

  1. taxi
  2. yeti
  3. kiwi
  4. bani
  5. deli
  6. sari
  7. mini
  8. wadi
  9. yogi
  10. loci

Definitions

taxi (noun)
A car driven by a person whose job is to take passengers where they want to go in exchange for money.
yeti (noun)
A large hairy humanoid creature said to live in the Himalayas.
kiwi (noun)
Climbing vine native to China; cultivated in New Zealand for its fuzzy edible fruit with green meat.
deli (noun)
A shop selling ready-to-eat food products.

This page lists every one of the 86 four-letter words ending in I in our dictionary. Each word links to its own unscramble page when one exists, and the score badge shows its value with classic tiles. Common words come first, so TAXI, YETI and KIWI sit near the top while the rare entries wait further down. If you are holding a specific rack, type it into the search box and the list narrows to the words you can actually play.

How to use this page

Start by scanning the common words at the top; they are the ones most likely to be accepted and remembered. Then check the quick facts for the highest-scoring options. If you have a rack in front of you, the search box applies this page's constraint to your letters and returns only what you can play.

Tips

Hooks are single letters added to the front or back of an existing word to make a new one, and they are the cheapest way to score in a crowded game. Look through the words on this page for ones that become a different valid word with one more letter, or that can be formed by extending a shorter word already on the board. Suffixes such as S, ED, ER and ING, and prefixes such as RE and UN, do most of the work. A hook lets you play a second word in parallel and collect both scores.

Questions

What is the highest-scoring word among the four-letter words ending in I?

FUJI scores 14 points with classic tile values, ignoring board multipliers. The full top ten is in the quick facts above; switch the tile set on the search tool if you play with different letter values.

Why are some of these words unfamiliar?

67 of the 86 words on this page are tagged rare, meaning they fall outside the usual spell-check vocabulary. They are still real words, and many are legal plays, but you should expect a challenge if someone asks you to define them.