Paste any Assamese (অসমীয়া) or English text and instantly see every repeated word with its count. Filter by minimum count and minimum length, toggle case sensitivity, and copy or download the duplicates list. Runs in your browser — your text stays private.
Punctuation like . , ! ? ; : ( ) [ ] { } " ' and the Assamese full stop । / ॥ is stripped from each word before counting. Words are split on whitespace.
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. , ! ? ; : ( ) [ ] { } " ' " " ' ' and the Assamese full stop । (U+0964) and ॥ (U+0965).Repetition is a normal part of writing, but unintentional duplication — the same noun three times in two sentences, or accidentally typing the same word twice in a row — weakens prose. A quick duplicate check helps you:
This tool compares words by their exact Unicode form after stripping punctuation. It does not do morphological analysis — so two inflected forms of the same Assamese root (e.g. কৰে and কৰিল) are counted separately. That is the honest, predictable behaviour; a proper stemmer for Assamese is a much harder problem and not something this tool tries to do.
For background on the script, see the Assamese alphabet and Unicode's Bengali code chart (U+0980–U+09FF).
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It lists every word that appears at least Min count times in your text, with a count for each. Defaults: min count 2 (i.e. true duplicates), no length filter, case-insensitive for English.
Yes — comparison is on the exact Unicode form, so কি and ক্ষ are matched as written. The tool does not normalise or split graphemes.
. , ! ? ; : ( ) [ ] { } " ', curly quotes “ ” ‘ ’, em/en dashes, and the Assamese full stop । / ॥. Hyphens and apostrophes inside words (e.g. well-known) are kept.
No — Assamese script has no upper/lower case. The toggle only affects English (Latin) words: when off, Hello and hello are counted as the same word.
No. কৰে and কৰিছে are counted as separate words. This tool does string-level matching, not morphological stemming.
No. Everything runs in your browser — no server, no logs, no tracking on what you typed.