Wordle Today: Hints and Answer for #1,910 — September 11
The hints below were assembled automatically from the answer rather than written by an editor — accurate, just plainer than usual.
Five rungs, softest first: the shape of the word, then its vowels, then facts counted straight off it, then what it means, then its first letter. The answer itself sits folded at the very bottom, so nothing above it can spoil a guess you still have left.
Wordle hints, one rung at a time
Open as few as you need. This page remembers which ones you opened while this puzzle is current.
-
Hint 1: The shape of the word
No letters of the answer are spelled out.
Auto-generated hint: the answer is 5 long, opens with A, uses 5 different and so carries no repeated.
-
Hint 2: How the vowels sit
Auto-generated hint: it holds 2 vowels and 3 consonants.
-
Hint 3: Word facts
Counted off the answer, so they hold on any day.
- Length
- 5 letters
- Different letters
- 5 of 5
- Repeats
- None — all five are different
- Vowels (A E I O U)
- 2
-
Hint 4: What the word means
A definition, without the word in it.
Auto-generated hint: no written definition was available, so work from the shape instead: 5 different letters across 5 slots, with no repeated letter.
-
Hint 5: The first letter
Today's Wordle answer
Spoiler below. It stays folded until you open it.
Wordle #1,910 · 5 letters
ASTER
Auto-generated hint: no written definition was available, so work from the shape instead: 5 different letters across 5 slots, with no repeated letter.
This puzzle by the numbers
edited by Tracy Bennett.
- Puzzle
- #1,910 · Friday, September 11, 2026
- Length
- 5 letters
- Different letters
- 5
- Vowels
- 2
- Guesses allowed
- 6
The last board we archived
The newest archived page is Wordle answers for #1908, Wednesday, September 9, 2026, created once its date stopped being current everywhere on Earth.
More puzzles today
-
Today's NYT Spelling Bee hints, pangram and answers
Counts by first letter and two-letter start, then every word.
-
Today's NYT Letter Boxed hints and solution chain
Par, an opening-word nudge, the official chain and verified alternates.
How Wordle works, in short
Six guesses at a five-letter word. Green means right letter, right place; yellow means right letter, wrong place; grey means the letter is not in the word at all. Spend the first guess on vowels and common consonants rather than on a word you hope is correct, and treat guess two as information too: a second opener made of five fresh letters usually leaves you three confident guesses instead of one lucky one. Our full Wordle guide covers opening words and hard mode.
NYT Wordle questions we get asked
When does a new Wordle appear?
At midnight in your own time zone, not New York midnight. This page reads that zone off your request, so the puzzle number you see is the one live where you are — which is why readers in Auckland and Los Angeles can be looking at different words on the same calendar date.
How is the Wordle number worked out?
It counts days since the game launched on 19 June 2021, which is the number the share grid prints — not any internal id. We read it off the stored puzzle rather than adding one to the last number we saw, so a day we missed can never shift every number after it.
How many vowels are in the Wordle answer for September 11?
2. Auto-generated hint: it holds 2 vowels and 3 consonants.
What is a hint for Wordle #1,910?
Auto-generated hint: no written definition was available, so work from the shape instead: 5 different letters across 5 slots, with no repeated letter.
What is the Wordle answer for September 11?
ASTER. That closes out Wordle #1,910.
Is TodayHint affiliated with The New York Times?
No — TodayHint is independent. Wordle and NYT are trademarks of The New York Times Company. The answer is reported as fact; the hints around it are written for this site.