Embark on a word adventure through Trolberg and beyond! Guess characters like Hilda, Frida, and David, plus magical creatures from elves to trolls.
From the wilderness outside Trolberg to the cozy Sparrow Scout meetings, this word-guessing game pulls from every corner of Hilda's world. Expect to encounter names like Frida, David, and Alfur, along with the magical creatures that make the series unforgettable—giants, elves, nisse, marra, and even the occasional kraken. You'll also find locations, objects, and terms that fans will recognize instantly, like Jorts (yes, David's signature fashion choice made the cut).
Hilda's adventures wouldn't be the same without her eclectic cast. Kaisa the librarian, Tontu the nisse living in her walls, and Baba the troll who swapped places with Hilda all appear as possible answers. Don't forget about Jorgen, the giant with a soft spot for paperwork, or Erik Ahlberg, the safety patrol chief who's always causing trouble. Even Astrid and Louise from the Sparrow Scouts make appearances. The mix of human and magical names keeps every guess interesting.
Start with common vowels and consonants—many Hilda words feature simple Scandinavian-inspired spelling. Names like Hilda, Frida, and David use familiar patterns, while creature names like fairy, ghost, and giant are short and vowel-heavy. If you're stuck, think about Hilda's closest companions: Twig (her deer-fox), Alfur (her elf friend), and Tontu (the house spirit). These core characters appear frequently and make excellent early guesses.
How many words are in the Hilda game?
The word list includes dozens of terms from across all three seasons, the movie, and the graphic novels.
Are the words only character names?
No—you'll find creatures (marra, nisse, kraken), places, and memorable objects from the series.
Is this harder than regular Wordle?
If you're a Hilda fan, it's easier. Casual viewers might need a few episodes as a refresher.
Can I play every day?
Yes! A new Hilda-themed word appears daily, just like the original Wordle.
Do I need to know Scandinavian folklore?
Not necessarily, but recognizing terms like nisse and marra helps. The show explains most of its mythology.