Fast lexical + semantic analysis using WordNet

Understand words like an NLP model — without the complexity.

WordNet Explorer helps you explore senses (synsets), compare semantic similarity, analyze text, and visualize semantic relationships — all from a clean web UI powered by Django + NLTK.

Includes API endpoints for synsets, similarity, network graphs, and export.
Synsets
Lemmas
Similarity
Networks
5
Core tools in the UI
4+
API endpoints for integration
1
Unified WordNet workflow
Words to explore

Everything you need for WordNet-powered NLP

Use the UI for learning, debugging, and analysis — or integrate the API endpoints into other apps.

Word Explorer

Look up synsets, definitions, examples, lemmas, and relations in one place.

Semantic Similarity

Compare two words or senses and inspect the best synset pairing behind the score.

Text Analysis

Token-level and lexical insights: lemmas, senses, and quick summary stats.

Semantic Network

Visualize relationships (hypernyms, hyponyms, related terms) as a network graph.

Word Forms

Explore derivations and common morphological forms that appear across senses.

Export + Integrate

Use the API endpoints to fetch synsets, similarity, network data, and exports.

1) Type a word (or paste text)

The UI guides you through synsets and senses so you can pick the meaning you intend.

Synsets Definitions Examples Relations

2) Get explainable results

Similarity scores show the best matching senses, and network views help you “see” relationships.

Best synset pair Graph view Exportable JSON

FAQ

Common questions about how the toolkit behaves.

Are WordNet “lemmas” just synonyms?
Lemmas are canonical word forms inside a synset (sense). Many lemmas in the same synset are near-synonyms for that specific sense, but lemmas can also represent different surface forms tied to that synset.
Does it handle tense like run/ran/running?
WordNet stores lemmas (base forms) and relations; inflection handling is typically done via lemmatization before lookup. Your app can normalize tokens, then map to WordNet senses.
Can I integrate this into other apps?
Yes — you already have API endpoints in your app for synsets, similarity, networks, and export. This landing page links to a couple of them directly.
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