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One hundred eighty two words put R second and A third, and the letter after the A does most of the sorting.
N takes it in twenty four of the one hundred eighty two, well ahead of anything else. That single letter gives you BRAND, GRANT, BRAIN and FRANK, which cover the AND, ANT, AIN and ANK endings between them.
TRACK, TRADE, GRADE, FRAME and DRAFT are the most common outside the N branch. GRAND, TRAIL and BRAVE all come up constantly too.
B opens thirty two of the one hundred eighty two, G opens twenty seven and C opens twenty three, with fifteen letters appearing in that box. Almost all of them are a consonant sitting in front of the R.
S closes forty five of the one hundred eighty two and E closes thirty seven, with T on twenty. Between them they account for most of the endings here.
BRAND tests the N and D, which sit in the busiest fourth box and a common ending. TRACK confirms the CK shape but covers less ground.
Almost every consonant will sit in front of an R, and RA is a productive opening for short stems. That combination pushes the count to one hundred eighty two.
A South African livestock enclosure or village, more often spelled kraal. It doubles the A, which few entries here do.
BRAVE is the English adjective. The other three are Italian exclamations of approval, varying by the gender and number of who is being praised.