ÿØÿà JFIF    ÿÛ C    !"$"$ÿÛ C  ÿ p " ÿÄ     ÿÄ   ÿÚ   ÕÔË® (% aA*‚XYD¡(J„¡E¢RE,P€XYae )(E¤²€B¤RÂ¥ BQ¤¢ X«)X…€¤  @ .............................................................................................................................................................................. ............................................................................. # # $Id: english.aff,v 1.24 2015-02-07 23:59:51-08 geoff Exp $ # # Copyright 1992, 1993, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2005, Geoff Kuenning, Claremont, CA # All rights reserved. # # Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without # modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions # are met: # # 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright # notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. # 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright # notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the # documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution. # 3. All modifications to the source code must be clearly marked as # such. Binary redistributions based on modified source code # must be clearly marked as modified versions in the documentation # and/or other materials provided with the distribution. # 4. The code that causes the 'ispell -v' command to display a prominent # link to the official ispell Web site may not be removed. # 5. The name of Geoff Kuenning may not be used to endorse or promote # products derived from this software without specific prior # written permission. # # THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY GEOFF KUENNING AND CONTRIBUTORS ``AS IS'' AND # ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE # IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE # ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL GEOFF KUENNING OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE # FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL # DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS # OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) # HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT # LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY # OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF # SUCH DAMAGE. # # Affix table for English # # $Log: english.aff,v $ # Revision 1.24 2015-02-07 23:59:51-08 geoff # Correct the suffix generation for words ending in TH. # # Revision 1.23 2005/04/21 14:06:40 geoff # Add UTF-8 as an encoding option. # # Revision 1.22 2005/04/13 22:52:37 geoff # Update the license. Add expanded rules for LY and ES. # # Revision 1.21 2001/07/25 21:51:47 geoff # *** empty log message *** # # Revision 1.20 2001/07/23 20:43:37 geoff # *** empty log message *** # # Revision 1.19 2000/08/22 11:03:59 geoff # Fix a typo in the previous checkin. Provide dummy definitions for eth # and thorn for tex/nroff, since ispell insists on having them. # # Revision 1.18 2000/08/22 10:52:25 geoff # *** empty log message *** # # Revision 1.17 1999/01/07 01:58:15 geoff # Update the copyright. # # Revision 1.16 1995/01/08 23:23:59 geoff # Add a NeXT to the defstringtype statement so that nextispell can # select it. # # Revision 1.15 1994/01/25 07:12:40 geoff # Get rid of all old RCS log lines in preparation for the 3.1 release. # # nroffchars ().\\* texchars ()\[]{}<\>\\$*.% # First we declare the character set. Since it's English, it would be # easy, except that English likes to borrow accents (notably # acute/grave) from other languages. To be safe, we'll declare a majority # of ISO Latin-1. However, we do not declare the German "ess-zed" in # capitalized form, because doing so would cause troubles with certain # other misspellings; see the German affix files for more information. # # In keeping with the march of progress, ISO Latin-1 is the default # encoding. This helps us avoid some of the more obviously difficult # problems involving encoding acute and grave accents as apostrophes. # # We also declare the apostrophe, so that possessives can # be handled. We declare it as a boundary character, so that quoting with # single quotes doesn't confuse things. The apostrophe is the only # character that gets such treatment. # # We declare the apostrophe first so that "Jon's" collates before "Jonas". # (This is the way ASCII does it). defstringtype "list" "nroff" ".list" ".txt" ".man" boundarychars ' wordchars a A stringchar \xE0 \xC0 # àÀ Latin letter A with grave stringchar \xE1 \xC1 # áÁ Latin letter A with acute stringchar \xE2 \xC2 # â Latin letter A with circumflex stringchar \xE3 \xC3 # ãà Latin letter A with tilde stringchar \xE4 \xC4 # äÄ Latin letter A with diaeresis stringchar \xE5 \xC5 # åÅ Latin letter A with ring above stringchar \xE6 \xC6 # æÆ Latin letter AE wordchars [bc] [BC] stringchar \xE7 \xC7 # çÇ Latin letter C with cedilla wordchars [de] [DE] stringchar \xE8 \xC8 # èÈ Latin letter E with grave stringchar \xE9 \xC9 # éÉ Latin letter E with acute stringchar \xEA \xCA # êÊ Latin letter E with circumflex stringchar \xEB \xCB # ëË Latin letter E with diaeresis wordchars [f-i] [F-I] stringchar \xEC \xCC # ìÌ Latin letter I with grave stringchar \xED \xCD # íÍ Latin letter I with acute stringchar \xEE \xCE # îÎ Latin letter I with circumflex stringchar \xEF \xCF # ïÏ Latin letter I with diaeresis stringchar \xF0 \xD0 # ðÐ Latin letter eth wordchars [j-n] [J-N] stringchar \xF1 \xD1 # ñÑ Latin letter N with tilde wordchars o O stringchar \xF2 \xD2 # òÒ Latin letter O with grave stringchar \xF3 \xD3 # óÓ Latin letter O with acute stringchar \xF4 \xD4 # ôÔ Latin letter O with circumflex stringchar \xF5 \xD5 # õÕ Latin letter O with tilde stringchar \xF6 \xD6 # öÖ Latin letter O with diaeresis stringchar \xF8 \xD8 # øØ Latin letter O with stroke wordchars [p-s] [P-S] # stringchar \xDF SS # ß Latin small letter sharp s stringchar \xDF # ß Latin small letter sharp s wordchars [tu] [TU] stringchar \xF9 \xD9 # ùÙ Latin letter U with grave stringchar \xFA \xDA # úÚ Latin letter U with acute stringchar \xFB \xDB # ûÛ Latin letter U with circumflex stringchar \xFC \xDC # üÜ Latin letter U with diaeresis wordchars [v-y] [V-Y] stringchar \xFD \xDD # ýÝ Latin letter Y with acute stringchar \xFF # ÿ Latin small letter Y with diaeresis wordchars z Z stringchar \xFE \xDE # þÞ Latin letter thorn # # UTF-8 # altstringtype "utf8" "TeX" ".txt" altstringchar \xC3\xA0 \xE0 # à Latin letter a with grave altstringchar \xC3\x80 \xC0 # À Latin letter A with grave altstringchar \xC3\xA1 \xE1 # á Latin letter a with acute altstringchar \xC3\x81 \xC1 # Á Latin letter A with acute altstringchar \xC3\xA2 \xE2 # â Latin letter a with circumflex altstringchar \xC3\x82 \xC2 #  Latin letter A with circumflex altstringchar \xC3\xA3 \xE3 # ã Latin letter a with tilde altstringchar \xC3\x83 \xC3 # à Latin letter A with tilde altstringchar \xC3\xA4 \xE4 # ä Latin letter a with diaeresis altstringchar \xC3\x84 \xC4 # Ä Latin letter A with diaeresis altstringchar \xC3\xA5 \xE5 # å Latin letter a with ring above altstringchar \xC3\x85 \xC5 # Å Latin letter A with ring above altstringchar \xC3\xA6 \xE6 # æ Latin letter ae altstringchar \xC3\x86 \xC6 # Æ Latin letter AE altstringchar \xC3\xA7 \xE7 # ç Latin letter c with cedilla altstringchar \xC3\x87 \xC7 # Ç Latin letter C with cedilla altstringchar \xC3\xA8 \xE8 # è Latin letter e with grave altstringchar \xC3\x88 \xC8 # È Latin letter E with grave altstringchar \xC3\xA9 \xE9 # é Latin letter e with acute altstringchar \xC3\x89 \xC9 # É Latin letter E with acute altstringchar \xC3\xAA \xEA # ê Latin letter e with circumflex altstringchar \xC3\x8A \xCA # Ê Latin letter E with circumflex altstringchar \xC3\xAB \xEB # ë Latin letter e with diaeresis altstringchar \xC3\x8B \xCB # Ë Latin letter E with diaeresis altstringchar \xC3\xAC \xEC # ì Latin letter i with grave altstringchar \xC3\x8C \xCC # Ì Latin letter I with grave altstringchar \xC3\xAD \xED # í Latin letter i with acute altstringchar \xC3\x8D \xCD # Í Latin letter I with acute altstringchar \xC3\xAE \xEE # î Latin letter i with circumflex altstringchar \xC3\x8E \xCE # Î Latin letter I with circumflex altstringchar \xC3\xAF \xEF # ï Latin letter i with diaeresis altstringchar \xC3\x8F \xCF # Ï Latin letter I with diaeresis altstringchar \xC3\xB0 \xF0 # ð Latin letter eth altstringchar \xC3\x90 \xD0 # Ð Latin letter eth altstringchar \xC3\xB1 \xF1 # ñ Latin letter n with tilde altstringchar \xC3\x91 \xD1 # Ñ Latin letter N with tilde altstringchar \xC3\xB2 \xF2 # ò Latin letter o with grave altstringchar \xC3\x92 \xD2 # Ò Latin letter O with grave altstringchar \xC3\xB3 \xF3 # ó Latin letter o with acute altstringchar \xC3\x93 \xD3 # Ó Latin letter O with acute altstringchar \xC3\xB4 \xF4 # ô Latin letter o with circumflex altstringchar \xC3\x94 \xD4 # Ô Latin letter O with circumflex altstringchar \xC3\xB5 \xF5 # õ Latin letter o with tilde altstringchar \xC3\x95 \xD5 # Õ Latin letter O with tilde altstringchar \xC3\xB6 \xF6 # ö Latin letter o with diaeresis altstringchar \xC3\x96 \xD6 # Ö Latin letter O with diaeresis altstringchar \xC3\xB8 \xF8 # ø Latin letter o with stroke altstringchar \xC3\x98 \xD8 # Ø Latin letter O with stroke altstringchar \xC3\xB9 \xF9 # ù Latin letter u with grave altstringchar \xC3\x99 \xD9 # Ù Latin letter U with grave altstringchar \xC3\xBA \xFA # ú Latin letter u with acute altstringchar \xC3\x9A \xDA # Ú Latin letter U with acute altstringchar \xC3\xBB \xFB # û Latin letter u with circumflex altstringchar \xC3\x9B \xDB # Û Latin letter U with circumflex altstringchar \xC3\xBC \xFC # ü Latin letter u with diaeresis altstringchar \xC3\x9C \xDC # Ü Latin letter U with diaeresis altstringchar \xC3\xBD \xFD # ý Latin letter y with acute altstringchar \xC3\x9D \xDD # Ý Latin letter Y with acute altstringchar \xC3\xBE \xFE # þ Latin letter thorn altstringchar \xC3\x9E \xDE # Þ Latin letter Thorn altstringchar \xC3\x9F \xDF # ß Latin small letter sharp s # altstringchar SS SS # SS Latin capital letter sharp s altstringchar \xC3\xBF \xFF # ÿ Latin small letter Y with diaeresis # # TeX/LaTeX # altstringtype "tex" "TeX" ".tex" ".bib" altstringchar \\`a \xE0 altstringchar \\`A \xC0 # àÀ Latin letter A with grave altstringchar \\'a \xE1 altstringchar \\'A \xC1 # áÁ Latin letter A with acute altstringchar \\^a \xE2 altstringchar \\^A \xC2 # â Latin letter A with circumflex altstringchar \\~a \xE3 altstringchar \\~A \xC3 # ãà Latin letter A with tilde altstringchar \\\"a \xE4 altstringchar \\\"A \xC4 # äÄ Latin letter A with diaeresis altstringchar {\\aa} \xE5 altstringchar {\\AA} \xC5 # åÅ Latin letter A with ring above altstringchar {\\ae} \xE6 altstringchar {\\AE} \xC6 # æÆ Latin letter AE altstringchar \\c{c} \xE7 altstringchar \\c{C} \xC7 # çÇ Latin letter C with cedilla altstringchar \\`e \xE8 altstringchar \\`E \xC8 # èÈ Latin letter E with grave altstringchar \\'e \xE9 altstringchar \\'E \xC9 # éÉ Latin letter E with acute altstringchar \\^e \xEA altstringchar \\^E \xCA # êÊ Latin letter E with circumflex altstringchar \\\"e \xEB altstringchar \\\"E \xCB # ëË Latin letter E with diaeresis altstringchar \\`{\\i} \xEC altstringchar \\`I \xCC # ìÌ Latin letter I with grave altstringchar \\'{\\i} \xED altstringchar \\'I \xCD # íÍ Latin letter I with acute altstringchar \\^{\\i} \xEE altstringchar \\^I \xCE # îÎ Latin letter I with circumflex altstringchar \\\"{\\i} \xEF altstringchar \\\"I \xCF # ïÏ Latin letter I with diaeresis altstringchar \\~n \xF1 # (not listed) Latin letter eth # TeX doesn't define it, but ispell requires us to provide *something*. altstringchar {\\eth} \xF0 altstringchar {\\eth} \xD0 altstringchar \\~N \xD1 # ñÑ Latin letter N with tilde altstringchar \\`o \xF2 altstringchar \\`O \xD2 # òÒ Latin letter O with grave altstringchar \\'o \xF3 altstringchar \\'O \xD3 # óÓ Latin letter O with acute altstringchar \\^o \xF4 altstringchar \\^O \xD4 # ôÔ Latin letter O with circumflex altstringchar \\~o \xF5 altstringchar \\~O \xD5 # õÕ Latin letter O with tilde altstringchar \\\"o \xF6 altstringchar \\\"O \xD6 # öÖ Latin letter O with diaeresis altstringchar {\\o} \xF8 altstringchar {\\O} \xD8 # øØ Latin letter O with stroke altstringchar {\\ss} \xDF # ß Latin small letter sharp s altstringchar \\`u \xF9 altstringchar \\`U \xD9 # ùÙ Latin letter U with grave altstringchar \\'u \xFA altstringchar \\'U \xDA # úÚ Latin letter U with acute altstringchar \\^u \xFB altstringchar \\^U \xDB # ûÛ Latin letter U with circumflex altstringchar \\\"u \xFC altstringchar \\\"U \xDC # üÜ Latin letter U with diaeresis altstringchar \\'y \xFD altstringchar \\'Y \xDD # ýÝ Latin letter Y with acute altstringchar \\\"y \xFF # ÿ Latin small letter Y with diaeresis # (not listed) Latin letter thorn # TeX doesn't define it, but ispell requires us to provide *something*. altstringchar {\\thorn} \xFE altstringchar {\\thorn} \xDE # # N/Troff with -ms/-me/man macro packages. Some of these are only # supported by the FSF versions of the packages. # altstringtype "nroff" "nroff" ".nr" ".ms" ".me" altstringchar a\\*` \xE0 altstringchar A\\*` \xC0 # àÀ Latin letter A with grave altstringchar a\\*' \xE1 altstringchar A\\*' \xC1 # áÁ Latin letter A with acute altstringchar a\\*^ \xE2 altstringchar A\\*^ \xC2 # â Latin letter A with circumflex altstringchar a\\*~ \xE3 altstringchar A\\*~ \xC3 # ãà Latin letter A with tilde altstringchar a\\*\: \xE4 altstringchar A\\*\: \xC4 # äÄ Latin letter A with diaeresis altstringchar a\\*o \xE5 altstringchar A\\*o \xC5 # åÅ Latin letter A with ring above altstringchar \\(ae \xE6 altstringchar \\(AE \xC6 # æÆ Latin letter AE altstringchar c\\*\, \xE7 altstringchar C\\*\, \xC7 # çÇ Latin letter C with cedilla altstringchar e\\*` \xE8 altstringchar E\\*` \xC8 # èÈ Latin letter E with grave altstringchar e\\*' \xE9 altstringchar E\\*' \xC9 # éÉ Latin letter E with acute altstringchar e\\*^ \xEA altstringchar E\\*^ \xCA # êÊ Latin letter E with circumflex altstringchar e\\*\: \xEB altstringchar E\\*\: \xCB # ëË Latin letter E with diaeresis altstringchar i\\*` \xEC altstringchar I\\*` \xCC # ìÌ Latin letter I with grave altstringchar i\\*' \xED altstringchar I\\*' \xCD # íÍ Latin letter I with acute altstringchar i\\*^ \xEE altstringchar I\\*^ \xCE # îÎ Latin letter I with circumflex altstringchar i\\*\: \xEF altstringchar I\\*\: \xCF # ïÏ Latin letter I with diaeresis # (not listed) Latin letter eth # nroff doesn't define it, but ispell requires us to provide *something*. altstringchar \*(et \xF0 altstringchar \*(ET \xD0 altstringchar n\\*~ \xF1 altstringchar N\\*~ \xD1 # ñÑ Latin letter N with tilde altstringchar o\\*` \xF2 altstringchar O\\*` \xD2 # òÒ Latin letter O with grave altstringchar o\\*' \xF3 altstringchar O\\*' \xD3 # óÓ Latin letter O with acute altstringchar o\\*^ \xF4 altstringchar O\\*^ \xD4 # ôÔ Latin letter O with circumflex altstringchar o\\*~ \xF5 altstringchar O\\*~ \xD5 # õÕ Latin letter O with tilde altstringchar o\\*\: \xF6 altstringchar O\\*\: \xD6 # öÖ Latin letter O with diaeresis altstringchar o\\*/ \xF8 altstringchar O\\*/ \xD8 # øØ Latin letter O with stroke altstringchar \\*8 \xDF # ß Latin small letter sharp s altstringchar u\\*` \xF9 altstringchar U\\*` \xD9 # ùÙ Latin letter U with grave altstringchar u\\*' \xFA altstringchar U\\*' \xDA # úÚ Latin letter U with acute altstringchar u\\*^ \xFB altstringchar U\\*^ \xDB # ûÛ Latin letter U with circumflex altstringchar u\\*\: \xFC altstringchar U\\*\: \xDC # üÜ Latin letter U with diaeresis altstringchar y\\*' \xFD altstringchar Y\\*' \xDD # ýÝ Latin letter Y with acute altstringchar y\\*\: \xFF # ÿ Latin small letter Y with diaeresis # (not listed) Latin letter thorn # nroff doesn't define it, but ispell requires us to provide *something*. altstringchar \*(th \xFE altstringchar \*(TH \xDE # # N/Troff with -mm macros. Some of these are not actually supported # by nroff. # altstringtype "-mm" "nroff" ".mm" altstringchar a\\*` \xE0 altstringchar A\\*` \xC0 # àÀ Latin letter A with grave altstringchar a\\*' \xE1 altstringchar A\\*' \xC1 # áÁ Latin letter A with acute altstringchar a\\*^ \xE2 altstringchar A\\*^ \xC2 # â Latin letter A with circumflex altstringchar a\\*~ \xE3 altstringchar A\\*~ \xC3 # ãà Latin letter A with tilde altstringchar a\\*\: \xE4 altstringchar A\\*; \xC4 # äÄ Latin letter A with diaeresis altstringchar a\\*o \xE5 altstringchar A\\*o \xC5 # åÅ Latin letter A with ring above altstringchar \\(ae \xE6 altstringchar \\(AE \xC6 # æÆ Latin letter AE altstringchar c\\*\, \xE7 altstringchar C\\*\, \xC7 # çÇ Latin letter C with cedilla altstringchar e\\*` \xE8 altstringchar E\\*` \xC8 # èÈ Latin letter E with grave altstringchar e\\*' \xE9 altstringchar E\\*' \xC9 # éÉ Latin letter E with acute altstringchar e\\*^ \xEA altstringchar E\\*^ \xCA # êÊ Latin letter E with circumflex altstringchar e\\*\: \xEB altstringchar E\\*; \xCB # ëË Latin letter E with diaeresis altstringchar i\\*` \xEC altstringchar I\\*` \xCC # ìÌ Latin letter I with grave altstringchar i\\*' \xED altstringchar I\\*' \xCD # íÍ Latin letter I with acute altstringchar i\\*^ \xEE altstringchar I\\*^ \xCE # îÎ Latin letter I with circumflex altstringchar i\\*\: \xEF altstringchar I\\*; \xCF # ïÏ Latin letter I with diaeresis # (not listed) Latin letter eth # nroff doesn't define it, but ispell requires us to provide *something*. altstringchar \*(et \xF0 altstringchar \*(ET \xD0 altstringchar n\\*~ \xF1 altstringchar N\\*~ \xD1 # ñÑ Latin letter N with tilde altstringchar o\\*` \xF2 altstringchar O\\*` \xD2 # òÒ Latin letter O with grave altstringchar o\\*' \xF3 altstringchar O\\*' \xD3 # óÓ Latin letter O with acute altstringchar o\\*^ \xF4 altstringchar O\\*^ \xD4 # ôÔ Latin letter O with circumflex altstringchar o\\*~ \xF5 altstringchar O\\*~ \xD5 # õÕ Latin letter O with tilde altstringchar o\\*\: \xF6 altstringchar O\\*; \xD6 # öÖ Latin letter O with diaeresis altstringchar o\\*/ \xF8 altstringchar O\\*/ \xD8 # øØ Latin letter O with stroke altstringchar \\*(ss \xDF # ß Latin small letter sharp s altstringchar u\\*` \xF9 altstringchar U\\*` \xD9 # ùÙ Latin letter U with grave altstringchar u\\*' \xFA altstringchar U\\*' \xDA # úÚ Latin letter U with acute altstringchar u\\*^ \xFB altstringchar U\\*^ \xDB # ûÛ Latin letter U with circumflex altstringchar u\\*\: \xFC altstringchar U\\*; \xDC # üÜ Latin letter U with diaeresis altstringchar y\\*' \xFD altstringchar Y\\*' \xDD # ýÝ Latin letter Y with acute altstringchar y\\*\: \xFF # ÿ Latin small letter Y with diaeresis # (not listed) Latin letter thorn # nroff doesn't define it, but ispell requires us to provide *something*. altstringchar \*(th \xFE altstringchar \*(TH \xDE # # HTML/SGML/XML # altstringtype "html" "html" ".html" ".htm" ".shtml" altstringchar à \xE0 altstringchar À \xC0 # àÀ Latin letter A with grave altstringchar á \xE1 altstringchar Á \xC1 # áÁ Latin letter A with acute altstringchar â \xE2 altstringchar  \xC2 # â Latin letter A with circumflex altstringchar ã \xE3 altstringchar à \xC3 # ãà Latin letter A with tilde altstringchar ä \xE4 altstringchar Ä \xC4 # äÄ Latin letter A with diaeresis altstringchar â \xE5 altstringchar  \xC5 # åÅ Latin letter A with ring above altstringchar æ \xE6 altstringchar Æ \xC6 # æÆ Latin letter AE altstringchar ç \xE7 altstringchar Ç \xC7 # çÇ Latin letter C with cedilla altstringchar è \xE8 altstringchar È \xC8 # èÈ Latin letter E with grave altstringchar é \xE9 altstringchar É \xC9 # éÉ Latin letter E with acute altstringchar ê \xEA altstringchar Ê \xCA # êÊ Latin letter E with circumflex altstringchar ë \xEB altstringchar Ë \xCB # ëË Latin letter E with diaeresis altstringchar ì \xEC altstringchar Ì \xCC # ìÌ Latin letter I with grave altstringchar í \xED altstringchar Í \xCD # íÍ Latin letter I with acute altstringchar î \xEE altstringchar Î \xCE # îÎ Latin letter I with circumflex altstringchar ï \xEF altstringchar Ï \xCF # ïÏ Latin letter I with diaeresis altstringchar ð \xF0 altstringchar Ð \xD0 # ðÐ Latin letter eth altstringchar ñ \xF1 altstringchar Ñ \xD1 # ñÑ Latin letter N with tilde altstringchar ò \xF2 altstringchar Ò \xD2 # òÒ Latin letter O with grave altstringchar ó \xF3 altstringchar Ó \xD3 # óÓ Latin letter O with acute altstringchar ô \xF4 altstringchar Ô \xD4 # ôÔ Latin letter O with circumflex altstringchar õ \xF5 altstringchar Õ \xD5 # õÕ Latin letter O with tilde altstringchar ö \xF6 altstringchar Ö \xD6 # öÖ Latin letter O with diaeresis altstringchar ø \xF8 altstringchar Ø \xD8 # øØ Latin letter O with stroke altstringchar ß \xDF # ß Latin small letter sharp s altstringchar ù \xF9 altstringchar Ù \xD9 # ùÙ Latin letter U with grave altstringchar ú \xFA altstringchar Ú \xDA # úÚ Latin letter U with acute altstringchar û \xFB altstringchar Û \xDB # ûÛ Latin letter U with circumflex altstringchar ü \xFC altstringchar Ü \xDC # üÜ Latin letter U with diaeresis altstringchar ý \xFD altstringchar Ý \xDD # ýÝ Latin letter Y with acute altstringchar ÿ \xFF # ÿ Latin small letter Y with diaeresis altstringchar þ \xFE altstringchar Þ \xDE # þÞ Latin letter thorn # Here's a record of flags used, in case you want to add new ones. # Right now, we fit within the minimal MASKBITS definition. # # ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ # Used: * * **** ** * ***** *** # A D GHIJ MN P RSTUV XYZ # Available: -- -- -- - - - # BC EF KL O Q W # Now the prefix table. There are only three prefixes that are truly # frequent in English, and none of them seem to need conditional variations. # prefixes flag *A: . > RE # As in enter > reenter flag *I: . > IN # As in disposed > indisposed flag *U: . > UN # As in natural > unnatural # Finally, the suffixes. These are exactly the suffixes that came out # with the original "ispell"; I haven't tried to improve them. The only # thing I did besides translate them was to add selected cross-product flags. # suffixes flag V: E > -E,IVE # As in create > creative [^E] > IVE # As in prevent > preventive flag *N: E > -E,ION # As in create > creation Y > -Y,ICATION # As in multiply > multiplication [^EY] > EN # As in fall > fallen flag *X: E > -E,IONS # As in create > creations Y > -Y,ICATIONS # As in multiply > multiplications [^EY] > ENS # As in weak > weakens flag H: Y > -Y,IETH # As in twenty > twentieth [^Y] > TH # As in hundred > hundredth flag *Y: Y > -Y,ILY # As in messy > messily [^Y] > LY # As in quick > quickly flag *G: E > -E,ING # As in file > filing [^E] > ING # As in cross > crossing flag *J: E > -E,INGS # As in file > filings [^E] > INGS # As in cross > crossings flag *D: E > D # As in create > created [^AEIOU]Y > -Y,IED # As in imply > implied [^EY] > ED # As in cross > crossed [AEIOU]Y > ED # As in convey > conveyed flag T: E > ST # As in late > latest [^AEIOU]Y > -Y,IEST # As in dirty > dirtiest [AEIOU]Y > EST # As in gray > grayest [^EY] > EST # As in small > smallest flag *R: E > R # As in skate > skater [^AEIOU]Y > -Y,IER # As in multiply > multiplier [AEIOU]Y > ER # As in convey > conveyer [^EY] > ER # As in build > builder flag *Z: E > RS # As in skate > skaters [^AEIOU]Y > -Y,IERS # As in multiply > multipliers [AEIOU]Y > ERS # As in convey > conveyers [^EY] > ERS # As in build > builders flag *S: [^AEIOU]Y > -Y,IES # As in imply > implies [AEIOU]Y > S # As in convey > conveys [CS]H > ES # As in lash > lashes [^CS]H > S # As in cough > coughs [SXZ] > ES # As in fix > fixes [^SXZHY] > S # As in bat > bats flag *P: [^AEIOU]Y > -Y,INESS # As in cloudy > cloudiness [AEIOU]Y > NESS # As in gray > grayness [^Y] > NESS # As in late > lateness flag *M: . > 'S # As in dog > dog's