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+ #Max. antal sammensatte ord i forslagslisten (0 switches off).
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+ #Slået fra, fordi forslag af sammensatte ord i alt for høj grad gav vrøvleforslag.
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+ MAXCPDSUGS 0
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+
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+ #Max. antal ord foreslået ud fra ændringer i ordet (for lang en liste kan blive uoverskuelig og indeholde mange irrelevante ord).
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+ #Begrænsningen gælder vistnok ikke simple erstatninger ud fra TRY-listen, men "n-grammer", hvor ordet gradvis ændres mere
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+ #og mere med f.eks. sletninger, indsættelser af andre muligheder, andre affikser. I hvert fald kan der godt være mere end 10 forslag.
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+ MAXNGRAMSUGS 10
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+
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+ #Tillad at der ingen forslag kommer
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+ ONLYMAXDIFF
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+
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+ #Enkeltbogstaver som kan forsøges udskiftet med et andet enkeltbogstav.
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+ TRY esrntliadkogmufbvphæøyjåcSMAKBHTLzRNEGéJVFDCwPIxOZ'.-UWqØYÅüXQöèóáúðëÆíÖäÜÁàôïêÞÓÿîçãÒÍçńñłđžŽ
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+
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+ #Enkelttegn som kan erstattes med nabotegn, f.eks. når man rammer den forkerte tast på tastaturet.
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+ KEY qwertyuiopå|asdfghjklæø|zxcvbnm
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+
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+
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+ #D. Erstatningsliste til ordforslag #########
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+
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+ #Liste med erstatningsforslag for at hjælpe systemet med at finde de rette forslag
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+
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+ REP 126
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+ REP ^altsammen$ alt_sammen #altsammen -> alt sammen
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+ REP ^forlængst$ for_længst
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+ REP ^påny$ på_ny
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+ REP ^nutildags$ nu_til_dags
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+ REP ^vedlige$ ved_lige
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+ REP k g #Enkeltbogstaver folk tit bytter om på, som herved kommer højere op på listen
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+ REP g k
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+ REP b p
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+ REP p b
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+ REP o å
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+ REP å o
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+ REP m n
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+ REP n m
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+ REP s c
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+ REP c s
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+ REP k c
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+ REP c k
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+ REP s z
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+ REP z s
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+ REP æ e
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+ REP e æ
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+ REP i e
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+ REP e i
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+ REP a e
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+ REP e a
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+ REP j g
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+ REP g j
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+ REP d t
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+ REP t d
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+ REP o u
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+ REP u o
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+ REP d g
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+ REP y j #ved ord fra engelsk, f.eks. soya -> soja
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+ REP v hv #hv problematikken. vilket -> hvilket
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+ REP hv v #hvores -> vores
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+ REP ti j
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+ REP j ti
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+ REP si ti #aksion -> aktion
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+ REP ti si #invation -> invasion
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+ REP sj ti #aksjon -> aktion
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+ REP sj si #dimensjon -> dimension
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+ REP t ss
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+ REP f ph
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+ REP ph f
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+ REP nn nd
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+ REP nd nn
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+ REP ll ld
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+ REP ld ll
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+ REP k ch
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+ REP ch k
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+ REP ch sj
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+ REP ch j
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+ REP kk gg #Dobbelte bogstaver folk tit bytter om på
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+ REP gg kk
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+ REP mm nn
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+ REP nn mm
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+ REP bb pp
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+ REP pp bb
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+ REP n nn #Dobbelt bogstav eller ej
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+ REP nn n
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+ REP l ll
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+ REP ll l
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+ REP k kk
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+ REP kk k
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+ REP g gg
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+ REP gg g
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+ REP m mm
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+ REP mm m
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+ REP p pp
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+ REP pp p
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+ REP s ss
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+ REP ss s
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+ REP f ff
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+ REP ff f
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+ REP d dd
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+ REP dd d
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+ REP t tt
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+ REP tt t
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+ REP mang ment #varesortimanget -> varesortimentet
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+ REP ch tj #chekke -> tjekke
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+ REP aks acc #aksepter -> accepter #vaksine -> vaccine
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+ REP and an #andgriber -> angriber
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+ REP t ed
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+ REP in ind
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+ REP ind in
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+ REP ud u #overdreven brug af stumt d. udsædvanlig -> usædvanlig
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+ REP ud uden
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+ REP rd r
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+ REP dt t #virkefeldt -> virkefelt
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+ REP dt d
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+ REP e um #jubilæe -> jubilæum
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+ REP ene$ erne #sygeplejerskene -> sygeplejerskerne #lærene -> lærerne
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+ REP ene ende
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+ REP ende ene
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+ REP erer ere
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+ REP e en
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+ REP x ks #syntax -> syntaks
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+ REP e de
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+ REP sj ch
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+ REP øv eu #øvforisk -> euforisk
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+ REP ø eu #øforisk -> euforisk
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+ REP y j #ved ord fra fremmedsprog, hvor j på dansk ofte har stået som y i engelsk gengivelse
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+ REP sj g
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+ REP ds c
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+ REP ^u in #ueffektiv -> ineffektiv
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+ REP ^in u #inkorrekte -> ukorrekt
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+ REP ^ind u #indkorrekte -> ukorrekt
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+ REP je æ #kjekke -> kække
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+ REP le ti #stalestikkerne -> statistikkerne
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+ REP ^op efter #opfølgeren -> efterfølgeren
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+ REP ede$ te #låsede -> låste
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+ REP ^i i_ #iaften -> i aften
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+ REP ^hen hen_ #henover -> hen over
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+ REP ^inden inden_ #indendøre -> inden døre
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+ REP ss$ s' #Genitiv
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+ REP xs$ x' #faxs -> fax'
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+ REP zs$ z' #jazzs -> jazz'
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+ REP aa å #Intet dansk keyboard
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+ REP ae æ
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+ REP oe ø
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+ REP å aa #navne med dobbelt-a, Grenå -> Grenaa
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+ REP ^Å Aa #navne som begynder med dobbelt-a, Ålborg -> Aalborg
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+ REP ation ering #karakterisation -> karakterisering
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+ REP ering ation #rotering -> rotation
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+ REP l$ el #engl -> engel
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+ REP $_ ._ #forkortelse med manglende afslutningspunktum, "dvs " -> "dvs. "
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+
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+ #E. Enkelttegn ##########
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+
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+ #Enkelttegn som kan erstatte hinanden, også mere end én gang i samme ord.
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+ #Brugt her til en række accenter og ligaturer, også nogle som ikke bruges på dansk,
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+ #men som kan indgå i f.eks. navne og stednavne, såsom bynavnet Gdańsk.
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+ MAP 63
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+ MAP aáàâäãāăąǟǎǡȁȃȧ
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+ MAP AÁÀÂÄÃĀĂĄǍǞǠȀȂȦ
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+ MAP bƀƂƅ #Sidste: "Latin small letter tone six"
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+ MAP BƁƃƄ #Sidste: "Latin capial letter tone six"
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+ MAP cçćĉċčƈ
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+ MAP CÇĆĈĊČƇ
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+ MAP dðþđďđƋ
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+ MAP DÐÞĎƊƌ
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+ MAP (dz)dž
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+ MAP (DZ)DŽ
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+ MAP (Dz)Dž
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+ MAP eéèêëēĕėęěȅȇȩǝƏ
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+ MAP EÉÈÊËĒĔĖĘĚȄȆȨƎ
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+ MAP gĝğġģǥǧǵ
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+ MAP GĜĞĠĢǤǦǴ
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+ MAP hĥħȟ
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+ MAP HĤĦȞ
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+ MAP iíìîïĩīĭǐįȉȋɨı #Sidste: i uden prik, bl.a. i tyrkisk
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+ MAP IÍÌÎÏĨĪĬǏĮİȈȊƗ
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+ MAP (ij)ij
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+ MAP (IJ)IJ
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+ MAP jĵɉȷɟ #To sidste: "Latin small letter dotless j" og "Latin small letter dotless j with stroke"
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+ MAP JĴɈ
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+ MAP kķǩǩĸ # Sidste: "Latin small letter kra"
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+ MAP KĶǨǨ
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+ MAP lĺļľŀł
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+ MAP LĹĻĽĿŁ
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+ MAP (lj)lj
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+ MAP (Lj)Lj
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+ MAP (LJ)LJ
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+ MAP nñńǹņʼnň
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+ MAP NŃǸŅŇ
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+ MAP (nj)nj
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+ MAP (Nj)Nj
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+ MAP (NJ)NJ
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+ MAP (ng)ŋ #"Latin small letter eng"
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+ MAP (NG)Ŋ #"Latin capital letter eng"
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+ MAP oóòôöõōŏǒőȍȏǫǭ #Næstsidste: "Latin small letter o with ogonek"
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+ MAP OÓÒÔÖÕǑŌŎŐȌȎǪǬƆ #Tredjesidste: "Latin capital letter O with ogonek". Sidste: "Capital letter open O"
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+ MAP (oe)œ
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+ MAP (OE)Œ
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+ MAP rŕŗřȑȓ
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+ MAP RŔŖŘȐȒ
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+ MAP sśŝşšșſ #Sidste: "Latin small letter long s"
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+ MAP SŚŜŞŠȘ
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+ MAP (ss)ß
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+ MAP tţťŧț
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+ MAP TŢŤŦȚ
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+ MAP uúùûüũūŭůűųǔǖǘǚǜȕȗ
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+ MAP UÚÙÛÜŨŪŬŮŰŲǓǕǗǙǛȔȖ
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+ MAP wŵ
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+ MAP WŴ
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+ MAP yýŷÿɏ
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+ MAP YÝŸŶɎ
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+ MAP zžźż
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+ MAP ZŽŹŻ
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+ MAP æǣǽ
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+ MAP ÆǢǼ
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+ MAP øǿ
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+ MAP ØǾ
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+ MAP åǻ
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+ MAP ÅǺ
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+ MAP µμ #mikro og græsk bogstav my. µ = MICRO SIGN (hex B5, decimal 181). μ = GREEK SMALL LETTER MU (hex 3BC, decimal 956).
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+
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+
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+ #F. Definitioner til selve ordbogslisten ##########
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+
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+ #Flag til definitioner er tal, ikke bogstaver.
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+ FLAG num
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+
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+
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+
284
+ #Verbum, svagt bøjet, -ede i datid
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+ SFX 1 Y 4
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+ SFX 1 0 de/34,22 e +DATID
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+ SFX 1 0 ede/34,22 [^e] +DATID
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+ SFX 1 0 et/34,22 [^e] +PERF_PART
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+ SFX 1 0 t/34,22 e +PERF_PART
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+
291
+ #Substantiv, fælleskøn
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+ SFX 2 Y 4
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+ SFX 2 0 ns/34 e +GENITIV
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+ SFX 2 0 n/34 e +BESTEMT_ENTAL
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+ SFX 2 0 en/34 [^e] +BESTEMT_ENTAL
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+ SFX 2 0 ens/34 [^e] +GENITIV
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+
298
+ #Substantiv, konsonantfordobling, intetkøn, -er i flertal
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+ SFX 3 Y 20
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+ SFX 3 0 b/11,4,8,35,34 b +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
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+ SFX 3 0 c/11,4,8,35,34 c +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
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+ SFX 3 0 d/11,4,8,35,34 d +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
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+ SFX 3 0 f/11,4,8,35,34 f +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
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+ SFX 3 0 g/11,4,8,35,34 g +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
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+ SFX 3 0 h/11,4,8,35,34 h +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
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+ SFX 3 0 j/11,4,8,35,34 j +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
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+ SFX 3 0 k/11,4,8,35,34 k +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
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+ SFX 3 0 l/11,4,8,35,34 l +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
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+ SFX 3 0 m/11,4,8,35,34 m +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
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+ SFX 3 0 n/11,4,8,35,34 n +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
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+ SFX 3 0 p/11,4,8,35,34 p +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
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+ SFX 3 0 q/11,4,8,35,34 q +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
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+ SFX 3 0 r/11,4,8,35,34 r +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
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+ SFX 3 0 s/11,4,8,35,34 s +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
315
+ SFX 3 0 t/11,4,8,35,34 t +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
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+ SFX 3 0 v/11,4,8,35,34 v +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
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+ SFX 3 0 w/11,4,8,35,34 w +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
318
+ SFX 3 0 x/11,4,8,35,34 x +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
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+ SFX 3 0 z/11,4,8,35,34 z +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
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+
321
+ #Substantiv, intetkøn
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+ SFX 4 Y 4
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+ SFX 4 0 et/34 [^e] +BESTEMT_ENTAL
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+ SFX 4 0 t/34 e +BESTEMT_ENTAL
325
+ SFX 4 0 ts/34 e +GENITIV
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+ SFX 4 0 ets/34 [^e] +GENITIV
327
+
328
+ #Substantiv, flertal, med -e
329
+ SFX 5 Y 8
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+ SFX 5 0 es/34 . +GENITIV
331
+ SFX 5 0 ene/34 [^r] +PLUR_BEK
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+ SFX 5 0 e/34 . +PLUR_UBEK
333
+ SFX 5 0 ne/34 er +PLUR_BEK
334
+ SFX 5 0 enes/34 [^r] +PLUR_BEK
335
+ SFX 5 0 nes/34 er +GENITIV
336
+ SFX 5 0 ene/34 [^e]r +PLUR_BEK
337
+ SFX 5 0 enes/34 [^e]r +PLUR_BEK
338
+
339
+ #Ulovligt ord
340
+ FORBIDDENWORD 6
341
+
342
+ #Substantiv, konsonantfordobling, fælleskøn, -er i flertal
343
+ SFX 7 Y 20
344
+ SFX 7 0 b/11,2,8,35,34 b +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
345
+ SFX 7 0 c/11,2,8,35,34 c +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
346
+ SFX 7 0 d/11,2,8,35,34 d +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
347
+ SFX 7 0 f/11,2,8,35,34 f +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
348
+ SFX 7 0 g/11,2,8,35,34 g +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
349
+ SFX 7 0 h/11,2,8,35,34 h +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
350
+ SFX 7 0 j/11,2,8,35,34 j +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
351
+ SFX 7 0 k/11,2,8,35,34 k +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
352
+ SFX 7 0 l/11,2,8,35,34 l +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
353
+ SFX 7 0 m/11,2,8,35,34 m +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
354
+ SFX 7 0 n/11,2,8,35,34 n +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
355
+ SFX 7 0 p/11,2,8,35,34 p +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
356
+ SFX 7 0 q/11,2,8,35,34 q +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
357
+ SFX 7 0 r/11,2,8,35,34 r +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
358
+ SFX 7 0 s/11,2,8,35,34 s +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
359
+ SFX 7 0 t/11,2,8,35,34 t +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
360
+ SFX 7 0 v/11,2,8,35,34 v +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
361
+ SFX 7 0 w/11,2,8,35,34 w +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
362
+ SFX 7 0 x/11,2,8,35,34 x +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
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+ SFX 7 0 z/11,2,8,35,34 z +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
364
+
365
+ #NeedAffix
366
+ NEEDAFFIX 8
367
+
368
+ #Proprium
369
+ SFX 9 Y 5
370
+ SFX 9 0 s [^sxz] +GENITIV
371
+ SFX 9 0 's s +GENITIV
372
+ SFX 9 0 ' [sxz] +GENITIV
373
+ SFX 9 0 es s +GENITIV
374
+ SFX 9 0 's [ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZÆØÅÖÄ]
375
+
376
+ #Genitiv
377
+ SFX 10 Y 3
378
+ SFX 10 0 s/34 [^sxz] +GENITIV
379
+ SFX 10 0 '/34 [sxz] +GENITIV
380
+ SFX 10 0 's/34 [ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZÆØÅÄÖ] +GENITIV
381
+
382
+ #Substantiv, flertal, med -er
383
+ SFX 11 Y 8
384
+ SFX 11 0 r/34 e +PLUR_UBEK
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+ SFX 11 0 er/34 [^e] +PLUR_UBEK
386
+ SFX 11 0 erne/34 [^e] +PLUR_BEK
387
+ SFX 11 0 ernes/34 [^e] +GENITIV
388
+ SFX 11 0 rne/34 e +PLUR_BEK
389
+ SFX 11 0 ers/34 [^e] +GENITIV
390
+ SFX 11 0 rs/34 e +GENITIV
391
+ SFX 11 0 rnes/34 e +GENITIV
392
+
393
+ #Adjektiv, ender på -en, bøjes med -ne
394
+ SFX 12 Y 80
395
+ SFX 12 en ne/34 [^b]ben
396
+ SFX 12 en ne/34 [^c]cen
397
+ SFX 12 en ne/34 [^d]den
398
+ SFX 12 en ne/34 [^f]fen
399
+ SFX 12 en ne/34 [^g]gen
400
+ SFX 12 en ne/34 [^h]hen
401
+ SFX 12 en ne/34 [^j]jen
402
+ SFX 12 en ne/34 [^k]ken
403
+ SFX 12 en ne/34 [^l]len
404
+ SFX 12 en ne/34 [^m]men
405
+ SFX 12 en ne/34 [^n]nen
406
+ SFX 12 en ne/34 [^p]pen
407
+ SFX 12 en ne/34 [^q]qen
408
+ SFX 12 en ne/34 [^r]ren
409
+ SFX 12 en ne/34 [^s]sen
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+ SFX 12 en ne/34 [^t]ten
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+ SFX 12 en ne/34 [^v]ven
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+ SFX 12 en ne/34 [^w]wen
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+ SFX 12 en ne/34 [^x]xen
414
+ SFX 12 en ne/34 [^z]zen
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+ SFX 12 en nes/34 [^b]ben
416
+ SFX 12 en nes/34 [^c]cen
417
+ SFX 12 en nes/34 [^d]den
418
+ SFX 12 en nes/34 [^f]fen
419
+ SFX 12 en nes/34 [^g]gen
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+ SFX 12 en nes/34 [^h]hen
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+ SFX 12 en nes/34 [^j]jen
422
+ SFX 12 en nes/34 [^k]ken
423
+ SFX 12 en nes/34 [^l]len
424
+ SFX 12 en nes/34 [^m]men
425
+ SFX 12 en nes/34 [^n]nen
426
+ SFX 12 en nes/34 [^p]pen
427
+ SFX 12 en nes/34 [^q]qen
428
+ SFX 12 en nes/34 [^r]ren
429
+ SFX 12 en nes/34 [^s]sen
430
+ SFX 12 en nes/34 [^t]ten
431
+ SFX 12 en nes/34 [^v]ven
432
+ SFX 12 en nes/34 [^w]wen
433
+ SFX 12 en nes/34 [^x]xen
434
+ SFX 12 en nes/34 [^z]zen
435
+ SFX 12 ben ne/34 bben
436
+ SFX 12 cen ne/34 ccen
437
+ SFX 12 den ne/34 dden
438
+ SFX 12 fen ne/34 ffen
439
+ SFX 12 gen ne/34 ggen
440
+ SFX 12 hen ne/34 hhen
441
+ SFX 12 jen ne/34 jjen
442
+ SFX 12 ken ne/34 kken
443
+ SFX 12 len ne/34 llen
444
+ SFX 12 men ne/34 mmen
445
+ SFX 12 nen ne/34 nnen
446
+ SFX 12 pen ne/34 ppen
447
+ SFX 12 qen ne/34 qqen
448
+ SFX 12 ren ne/34 rren
449
+ SFX 12 sen ne/34 ssen
450
+ SFX 12 ten ne/34 tten
451
+ SFX 12 ven ne/34 vven
452
+ SFX 12 wen ne/34 wwen
453
+ SFX 12 xen ne/34 xxen
454
+ SFX 12 zen ne/34 zzen
455
+ SFX 12 ben nes/34 bben +GENITIV
456
+ SFX 12 cen nes/34 ccen +GENITIV
457
+ SFX 12 den nes/34 dden +GENITIV
458
+ SFX 12 fen nes/34 ffen +GENITIV
459
+ SFX 12 gen nes/34 ggen +GENITIV
460
+ SFX 12 hen nes/34 hhen +GENITIV
461
+ SFX 12 jen nes/34 jjen +GENITIV
462
+ SFX 12 ken nes/34 kken +GENITIV
463
+ SFX 12 len nes/34 llen +GENITIV
464
+ SFX 12 men nes/34 mmen +GENITIV
465
+ SFX 12 nen nes/34 nnen +GENITIV
466
+ SFX 12 pen nes/34 ppen +GENITIV
467
+ SFX 12 qen nes/34 qqen +GENITIV
468
+ SFX 12 ren nes/34 rren +GENITIV
469
+ SFX 12 sen nes/34 ssen +GENITIV
470
+ SFX 12 ten nes/34 tten +GENITIV
471
+ SFX 12 ven nes/34 vven +GENITIV
472
+ SFX 12 wen nes/34 wwen +GENITIV
473
+ SFX 12 xen nes/34 xxen +GENITIV
474
+ SFX 12 zen nes/34 zzen +GENITIV
475
+
476
+ #Substantiv, flertal, med -re, stamme -er fjernes
477
+ SFX 13 Y 164
478
+ SFX 13 er rene/34 [^bcdfghjklmnpqrstvwxz]er +PLUR_BEK
479
+ SFX 13 er renes/34 [^bcdfghjklmnpqrstvwxz]er +GENITIV
480
+ SFX 13 er re/34 [^bcdfghjklmnpqrstvwxz]er +PLUR_UBEK
481
+ SFX 13 er res/34 [^bcdfghjklmnpqrstvwxz]er +GENITIV
482
+ SFX 13 er re/34 [^b]ber +PLUR_UBEK
483
+ SFX 13 er re/34 [^c]cer +PLUR_UBEK
484
+ SFX 13 er re/34 [^d]der +PLUR_UBEK
485
+ SFX 13 er re/34 [^f]fer +PLUR_UBEK
486
+ SFX 13 er re/34 [^g]ger +PLUR_UBEK
487
+ SFX 13 er re/34 [^h]her +PLUR_UBEK
488
+ SFX 13 er re/34 [^j]jer +PLUR_UBEK
489
+ SFX 13 er re/34 [^k]ker +PLUR_UBEK
490
+ SFX 13 er re/34 [^l]ler +PLUR_UBEK
491
+ SFX 13 er re/34 [^m]mer +PLUR_UBEK
492
+ SFX 13 er re/34 [^n]ner +PLUR_UBEK
493
+ SFX 13 er re/34 [^p]per +PLUR_UBEK
494
+ SFX 13 er re/34 [^q]qer +PLUR_UBEK
495
+ SFX 13 er re/34 [^r]rer +PLUR_UBEK
496
+ SFX 13 er re/34 [^s]ser +PLUR_UBEK
497
+ SFX 13 er re/34 [^t]ter +PLUR_UBEK
498
+ SFX 13 er re/34 [^v]ver +PLUR_UBEK
499
+ SFX 13 er re/34 [^w]wer +PLUR_UBEK
500
+ SFX 13 er re/34 [^x]xer +PLUR_UBEK
501
+ SFX 13 er re/34 [^z]zer +PLUR_UBEK
502
+ SFX 13 er res/34 [^b]ber +GENITIV
503
+ SFX 13 er res/34 [^c]cer +GENITIV
504
+ SFX 13 er res/34 [^d]der +GENITIV
505
+ SFX 13 er res/34 [^f]fer +GENITIV
506
+ SFX 13 er res/34 [^g]ger +GENITIV
507
+ SFX 13 er res/34 [^h]her +GENITIV
508
+ SFX 13 er res/34 [^j]jer +GENITIV
509
+ SFX 13 er res/34 [^k]ker +GENITIV
510
+ SFX 13 er res/34 [^l]ler +GENITIV
511
+ SFX 13 er res/34 [^m]mer +GENITIV
512
+ SFX 13 er res/34 [^n]ner +GENITIV
513
+ SFX 13 er res/34 [^p]per +GENITIV
514
+ SFX 13 er res/34 [^q]qer +GENITIV
515
+ SFX 13 er res/34 [^r]rer +GENITIV
516
+ SFX 13 er res/34 [^s]ser +GENITIV
517
+ SFX 13 er res/34 [^t]ter +GENITIV
518
+ SFX 13 er res/34 [^v]ver +GENITIV
519
+ SFX 13 er res/34 [^w]wer +GENITIV
520
+ SFX 13 er res/34 [^x]xer +GENITIV
521
+ SFX 13 er res/34 [^z]zer +GENITIV
522
+ SFX 13 ber re/34 bber +PLUR_UBEK
523
+ SFX 13 cer re/34 ccer +PLUR_UBEK
524
+ SFX 13 der re/34 dder +PLUR_UBEK
525
+ SFX 13 fer re/34 ffer +PLUR_UBEK
526
+ SFX 13 ger re/34 gger +PLUR_UBEK
527
+ SFX 13 her re/34 hher +PLUR_UBEK
528
+ SFX 13 jer re/34 jjer +PLUR_UBEK
529
+ SFX 13 ker re/34 kker +PLUR_UBEK
530
+ SFX 13 ler re/34 ller +PLUR_UBEK
531
+ SFX 13 mer re/34 mmer +PLUR_UBEK
532
+ SFX 13 ner re/34 nner +PLUR_UBEK
533
+ SFX 13 per re/34 pper +PLUR_UBEK
534
+ SFX 13 qer re/34 qqer +PLUR_UBEK
535
+ SFX 13 rer re/34 rrer +PLUR_UBEK
536
+ SFX 13 ser re/34 sser +PLUR_UBEK
537
+ SFX 13 ter re/34 tter +PLUR_UBEK
538
+ SFX 13 ver re/34 vver +PLUR_UBEK
539
+ SFX 13 wer re/34 wwer +PLUR_UBEK
540
+ SFX 13 xer re/34 xxer +PLUR_UBEK
541
+ SFX 13 zer re/34 zzer +PLUR_UBEK
542
+ SFX 13 ber res/34,34 bber +GENITIV
543
+ SFX 13 cer res/34,34 ccer +GENITIV
544
+ SFX 13 der res/34,34 dder +GENITIV
545
+ SFX 13 fer res/34,34 ffer +GENITIV
546
+ SFX 13 ger res/34,34 gger +GENITIV
547
+ SFX 13 her res/34,34 hher +GENITIV
548
+ SFX 13 jer res/34,34 jjer +GENITIV
549
+ SFX 13 ker res/34,34 kker +GENITIV
550
+ SFX 13 ler res/34,34 ller +GENITIV
551
+ SFX 13 mer res/34,34 mmer +GENITIV
552
+ SFX 13 ner res/34,34 nner +GENITIV
553
+ SFX 13 per res/34,34 pper +GENITIV
554
+ SFX 13 qer res/34,34 qqer +GENITIV
555
+ SFX 13 rer res/34,34 rrer +GENITIV
556
+ SFX 13 ser res/34,34 sser +GENITIV
557
+ SFX 13 ter res/34,34 tter +GENITIV
558
+ SFX 13 ver res/34,34 vver +GENITIV
559
+ SFX 13 wer res/34,34 wwer +GENITIV
560
+ SFX 13 xer res/34,34 xxer +GENITIV
561
+ SFX 13 zer res/34,34 zzer +GENITIV
562
+ SFX 13 er rene/34 [^b]ber +PLUR_BEK
563
+ SFX 13 er rene/34 [^c]cer +PLUR_BEK
564
+ SFX 13 er rene/34 [^d]der +PLUR_BEK
565
+ SFX 13 er rene/34 [^f]fer +PLUR_BEK
566
+ SFX 13 er rene/34 [^g]ger +PLUR_BEK
567
+ SFX 13 er rene/34 [^h]her +PLUR_BEK
568
+ SFX 13 er rene/34 [^j]jer +PLUR_BEK
569
+ SFX 13 er rene/34 [^k]ker +PLUR_BEK
570
+ SFX 13 er rene/34 [^l]ler +PLUR_BEK
571
+ SFX 13 er rene/34 [^m]mer +PLUR_BEK
572
+ SFX 13 er rene/34 [^n]ner +PLUR_BEK
573
+ SFX 13 er rene/34 [^p]per +PLUR_BEK
574
+ SFX 13 er rene/34 [^q]qer +PLUR_BEK
575
+ SFX 13 er rene/34 [^r]rer +PLUR_BEK
576
+ SFX 13 er rene/34 [^s]ser +PLUR_BEK
577
+ SFX 13 er rene/34 [^t]ter +PLUR_BEK
578
+ SFX 13 er rene/34 [^v]ver +PLUR_BEK
579
+ SFX 13 er rene/34 [^w]wer +PLUR_BEK
580
+ SFX 13 er rene/34 [^x]xer +PLUR_BEK
581
+ SFX 13 er rene/34 [^z]zer +PLUR_BEK
582
+ SFX 13 er renes/34 [^b]ber +GENITIV
583
+ SFX 13 er renes/34 [^c]cer +GENITIV
584
+ SFX 13 er renes/34 [^d]der +GENITIV
585
+ SFX 13 er renes/34 [^f]fer +GENITIV
586
+ SFX 13 er renes/34 [^g]ger +GENITIV
587
+ SFX 13 er renes/34 [^h]her +GENITIV
588
+ SFX 13 er renes/34 [^j]jer +GENITIV
589
+ SFX 13 er renes/34 [^k]ker +GENITIV
590
+ SFX 13 er renes/34 [^l]ler +GENITIV
591
+ SFX 13 er renes/34 [^m]mer +GENITIV
592
+ SFX 13 er renes/34 [^n]ner +GENITIV
593
+ SFX 13 er renes/34 [^p]per +GENITIV
594
+ SFX 13 er renes/34 [^q]qer +GENITIV
595
+ SFX 13 er renes/34 [^r]rer +GENITIV
596
+ SFX 13 er renes/34 [^s]ser +GENITIV
597
+ SFX 13 er renes/34 [^t]ter +GENITIV
598
+ SFX 13 er renes/34 [^v]ver +GENITIV
599
+ SFX 13 er renes/34 [^w]wer +GENITIV
600
+ SFX 13 er renes/34 [^x]xer +GENITIV
601
+ SFX 13 er renes/34 [^z]zer +GENITIV
602
+ SFX 13 ber rene/34 bber +PLUR_BEK
603
+ SFX 13 cer rene/34 ccer +PLUR_BEK
604
+ SFX 13 der rene/34 dder +PLUR_BEK
605
+ SFX 13 fer rene/34 ffer +PLUR_BEK
606
+ SFX 13 ger rene/34 gger +PLUR_BEK
607
+ SFX 13 her rene/34 hher +PLUR_BEK
608
+ SFX 13 jer rene/34 jjer +PLUR_BEK
609
+ SFX 13 ker rene/34 kker +PLUR_BEK
610
+ SFX 13 ler rene/34 ller +PLUR_BEK
611
+ SFX 13 mer rene/34 mmer +PLUR_BEK
612
+ SFX 13 ner rene/34 nner +PLUR_BEK
613
+ SFX 13 per rene/34 pper +PLUR_BEK
614
+ SFX 13 qer rene/34 qqer +PLUR_BEK
615
+ SFX 13 rer rene/34 rrer +PLUR_BEK
616
+ SFX 13 ser rene/34 sser +PLUR_BEK
617
+ SFX 13 ter rene/34 tter +PLUR_BEK
618
+ SFX 13 ver rene/34 vver +PLUR_BEK
619
+ SFX 13 wer rene/34 wwer +PLUR_BEK
620
+ SFX 13 xer rene/34 xxer +PLUR_BEK
621
+ SFX 13 zer rene/34 zzer +PLUR_BEK
622
+ SFX 13 ber renes/34 bber +GENITIV
623
+ SFX 13 cer renes/34 ccer +GENITIV
624
+ SFX 13 der renes/34 dder +GENITIV
625
+ SFX 13 fer renes/34 ffer +GENITIV
626
+ SFX 13 ger renes/34 gger +GENITIV
627
+ SFX 13 her renes/34 hher +GENITIV
628
+ SFX 13 jer renes/34 jjer +GENITIV
629
+ SFX 13 ker renes/34 kker +GENITIV
630
+ SFX 13 ler renes/34 ller +GENITIV
631
+ SFX 13 mer renes/34 mmer +GENITIV
632
+ SFX 13 ner renes/34 nner +GENITIV
633
+ SFX 13 per renes/34 pper +GENITIV
634
+ SFX 13 qer renes/34 qqer +GENITIV
635
+ SFX 13 rer renes/34 rrer +GENITIV
636
+ SFX 13 ser renes/34 sser +GENITIV
637
+ SFX 13 ter renes/34 tter +GENITIV
638
+ SFX 13 ver renes/34 vver +GENITIV
639
+ SFX 13 wer renes/34 wwer +GENITIV
640
+ SFX 13 xer renes/34 xxer +GENITIV
641
+ SFX 13 zer renes/34 zzer +GENITIV
642
+
643
+ #Substantiv, bekendt form fælleskøn med -eren
644
+ SFX 14 Y 2
645
+ SFX 14 0 en/34 . +BESTEMT_ENTAL
646
+ SFX 14 0 ens/34 . +GENITIV
647
+
648
+ #Substantiv, bekendt form intetkøn med -ret eller -eret
649
+ SFX 15 Y 16
650
+ SFX 15 0 et/34 . +BESTEMT_ENTAL
651
+ SFX 15 er ret/34 [^fmtr]er +BESTEMT_ENTAL
652
+ SFX 15 er rets/34 [^fmtr]er +GENITIV
653
+ SFX 15 0 ets/34 . +GENITIV
654
+ SFX 15 er ret/34 [^f]fer +BESTEMT_ENTAL
655
+ SFX 15 er ret/34 [^m]mer +BESTEMT_ENTAL
656
+ SFX 15 er ret/34 [^t]ter +BESTEMT_ENTAL
657
+ SFX 15 fer ret/34 ffer +BESTEMT_ENTAL
658
+ SFX 15 mer ret/34 mmer +BESTEMT_ENTAL
659
+ SFX 15 ter ret/34 tter +BESTEMT_ENTAL
660
+ SFX 15 er rets/34 [^f]fer +GENITIV
661
+ SFX 15 er rets/34 [^m]mer +GENITIV
662
+ SFX 15 er rets/34 [^t]ter +GENITIV
663
+ SFX 15 fer rets/34 ffer +GENITIV
664
+ SFX 15 mer rets/34 mmer +GENITIV
665
+ SFX 15 ter rets/34 tter +GENITIV
666
+
667
+ #Substantiv, konsonantfordobling, intetkøn, -e i flertal
668
+ SFX 18 Y 20
669
+ SFX 18 0 b/8,5,4,35,34 b +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
670
+ SFX 18 0 c/8,5,4,35,34 c +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
671
+ SFX 18 0 d/8,5,4,35,34 d +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
672
+ SFX 18 0 f/8,5,4,35,34 f +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
673
+ SFX 18 0 g/8,5,4,35,34 g +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
674
+ SFX 18 0 h/8,5,4,35,34 h +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
675
+ SFX 18 0 j/8,5,4,35,34 j +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
676
+ SFX 18 0 k/8,5,4,35,34 k +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
677
+ SFX 18 0 l/8,5,4,35,34 l +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
678
+ SFX 18 0 m/8,5,4,35,34 m +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
679
+ SFX 18 0 n/8,5,4,35,34 n +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
680
+ SFX 18 0 p/8,5,4,35,34 p +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
681
+ SFX 18 0 q/8,5,4,35,34 q +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
682
+ SFX 18 0 r/8,5,4,35,34 r +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
683
+ SFX 18 0 s/8,5,4,35,34 s +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
684
+ SFX 18 0 t/8,5,4,35,34 t +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
685
+ SFX 18 0 v/8,5,4,35,34 v +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
686
+ SFX 18 0 w/8,5,4,35,34 w +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
687
+ SFX 18 0 x/8,5,4,35,34 x +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
688
+ SFX 18 0 z/8,5,4,35,34 z +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
689
+
690
+ #Substantiv, konsonantfordobling, fælleskøn, -e i flertal
691
+ SFX 19 Y 20
692
+ SFX 19 0 b/8,2,5,35,34 b +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
693
+ SFX 19 0 c/8,2,5,35,34 c +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
694
+ SFX 19 0 d/8,2,5,35,34 d +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
695
+ SFX 19 0 f/8,2,5,35,34 f +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
696
+ SFX 19 0 g/8,2,5,35,34 g +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
697
+ SFX 19 0 h/8,2,5,35,34 h +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
698
+ SFX 19 0 j/8,2,5,35,34 j +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
699
+ SFX 19 0 k/8,2,5,35,34 k +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
700
+ SFX 19 0 l/8,2,5,35,34 l +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
701
+ SFX 19 0 m/8,2,5,35,34 m +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
702
+ SFX 19 0 n/8,2,5,35,34 n +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
703
+ SFX 19 0 p/8,2,5,35,34 p +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
704
+ SFX 19 0 q/8,2,5,35,34 q +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
705
+ SFX 19 0 r/8,2,5,35,34 r +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
706
+ SFX 19 0 s/8,2,5,35,34 s +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
707
+ SFX 19 0 t/8,2,5,35,34 t +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
708
+ SFX 19 0 v/8,2,5,35,34 v +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
709
+ SFX 19 0 w/8,2,5,35,34 w +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
710
+ SFX 19 0 x/8,2,5,35,34 x +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
711
+ SFX 19 0 z/8,2,5,35,34 z +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
712
+
713
+ #Verbum, svagt bøjet, -te i datid
714
+ SFX 20 Y 80
715
+ SFX 20 e te/34,22 [^b]be +DATID
716
+ SFX 20 e te/34,22 [^c]ce +DATID
717
+ SFX 20 e te/34,22 [^d]de +DATID
718
+ SFX 20 e te/34,22 [^f]fe +DATID
719
+ SFX 20 e te/34,22 [^g]ge +DATID
720
+ SFX 20 e te/34,22 [^h]he +DATID
721
+ SFX 20 e te/34,22 [^j]je +DATID
722
+ SFX 20 e te/34,22 [^k]ke +DATID
723
+ SFX 20 e te/34,22 [^l]le +DATID
724
+ SFX 20 e te/34,22 [^m]me +DATID
725
+ SFX 20 e te/34,22 [^n]ne +DATID
726
+ SFX 20 e te/34,22 [^p]pe +DATID
727
+ SFX 20 e te/34,22 [^q]qe +DATID
728
+ SFX 20 e te/34,22 [^r]re +DATID
729
+ SFX 20 e te/34,22 [^s]se +DATID
730
+ SFX 20 e te/34,22 [^t]te +DATID
731
+ SFX 20 e te/34,22 [^v]ve +DATID
732
+ SFX 20 e te/34,22 [^w]we +DATID
733
+ SFX 20 e te/34,22 [^x]xe +DATID
734
+ SFX 20 e te/34,22 [^z]ze +DATID
735
+ SFX 20 e t/34,22 [^b]be +PERF_PART
736
+ SFX 20 e t/34,22 [^c]ce +PERF_PART
737
+ SFX 20 e t/34,22 [^d]de +PERF_PART
738
+ SFX 20 e t/34,22 [^f]fe +PERF_PART
739
+ SFX 20 e t/34,22 [^g]ge +PERF_PART
740
+ SFX 20 e t/34,22 [^h]he +PERF_PART
741
+ SFX 20 e t/34,22 [^j]je +PERF_PART
742
+ SFX 20 e t/34,22 [^k]ke +PERF_PART
743
+ SFX 20 e t/34,22 [^l]le +PERF_PART
744
+ SFX 20 e t/34,22 [^m]me +PERF_PART
745
+ SFX 20 e t/34,22 [^n]ne +PERF_PART
746
+ SFX 20 e t/34,22 [^p]pe +PERF_PART
747
+ SFX 20 e t/34,22 [^q]qe +PERF_PART
748
+ SFX 20 e t/34,22 [^r]re +PERF_PART
749
+ SFX 20 e t/34,22 [^s]se +PERF_PART
750
+ SFX 20 e t/34,22 [^t]te +PERF_PART
751
+ SFX 20 e t/34,22 [^v]ve +PERF_PART
752
+ SFX 20 e t/34,22 [^w]we +PERF_PART
753
+ SFX 20 e t/34,22 [^x]xe +PERF_PART
754
+ SFX 20 e t/34,22 [^z]ze +PERF_PART
755
+ SFX 20 be te/34,22 bbe +DATID
756
+ SFX 20 ce te/34,22 cce +DATID
757
+ SFX 20 de te/34,22 dde +DATID
758
+ SFX 20 fe te/34,22 ffe +DATID
759
+ SFX 20 ge te/34,22 gge +DATID
760
+ SFX 20 he te/34,22 hhe +DATID
761
+ SFX 20 je te/34,22 jje +DATID
762
+ SFX 20 ke te/34,22 kke +DATID
763
+ SFX 20 le te/34,22 lle +DATID
764
+ SFX 20 me te/34,22 mme +DATID
765
+ SFX 20 ne te/34,22 nne +DATID
766
+ SFX 20 pe te/34,22 ppe +DATID
767
+ SFX 20 qe te/34,22 qqe +DATID
768
+ SFX 20 re te/34,22 rre +DATID
769
+ SFX 20 se te/34,22 sse +DATID
770
+ SFX 20 te te/34,22 tte +DATID
771
+ SFX 20 ve te/34,22 vve +DATID
772
+ SFX 20 we te/34,22 wwe +DATID
773
+ SFX 20 xe te/34,22 xxe +DATID
774
+ SFX 20 ze te/34,22 zze +DATID
775
+ SFX 20 be t/34,22 bbe +PERF_PART
776
+ SFX 20 ce t/34,22 cce +PERF_PART
777
+ SFX 20 de t/34,22 dde +PERF_PART
778
+ SFX 20 fe t/34,22 ffe +PERF_PART
779
+ SFX 20 ge t/34,22 gge +PERF_PART
780
+ SFX 20 he t/34,22 hhe +PERF_PART
781
+ SFX 20 je t/34,22 jje +PERF_PART
782
+ SFX 20 ke t/34,22 kke +PERF_PART
783
+ SFX 20 le t/34,22 lle +PERF_PART
784
+ SFX 20 me t/34,22 mme +PERF_PART
785
+ SFX 20 ne t/34,22 nne +PERF_PART
786
+ SFX 20 pe t/34,22 ppe +PERF_PART
787
+ SFX 20 qe t/34,22 qqe +PERF_PART
788
+ SFX 20 re t/34,22 rre +PERF_PART
789
+ SFX 20 se t/34,22 sse +PERF_PART
790
+ SFX 20 te t/34,22 tte +PERF_PART
791
+ SFX 20 ve t/34,22 vve +PERF_PART
792
+ SFX 20 we t/34,22 wwe +PERF_PART
793
+ SFX 20 xe t/34,22 xxe +PERF_PART
794
+ SFX 20 ze t/34,22 zze +PERF_PART
795
+
796
+ #Verbum, svagt bøjet
797
+ SFX 21 Y 46
798
+ SFX 21 0 r/34 . +NUTID
799
+ SFX 21 0 nde/22,34 e +PRÆSENS_PART
800
+ SFX 21 be 0 bbe +IMPERATIV
801
+ SFX 21 ce 0 cce +IMPERATIV
802
+ SFX 21 de 0 dde +IMPERATIV
803
+ SFX 21 fe 0 ffe +IMPERATIV
804
+ SFX 21 ge 0 gge +IMPERATIV
805
+ SFX 21 he 0 hhe +IMPERATIV
806
+ SFX 21 je 0 jje +IMPERATIV
807
+ SFX 21 ke 0 kke +IMPERATIV
808
+ SFX 21 le 0 lle +IMPERATIV
809
+ SFX 21 me 0 mme +IMPERATIV
810
+ SFX 21 ne 0 nne +IMPERATIV
811
+ SFX 21 pe 0 ppe +IMPERATIV
812
+ SFX 21 qe 0 qqe +IMPERATIV
813
+ SFX 21 re 0 rre +IMPERATIV
814
+ SFX 21 se 0 sse +IMPERATIV
815
+ SFX 21 te 0 tte +IMPERATIV
816
+ SFX 21 ve 0 vve +IMPERATIV
817
+ SFX 21 we 0 wwe +IMPERATIV
818
+ SFX 21 xe 0 xxe +IMPERATIV
819
+ SFX 21 ze 0 zze +IMPERATIV
820
+ SFX 21 e 0 [^b]be +IMPERATIV
821
+ SFX 21 e 0 [^c]ce +IMPERATIV
822
+ SFX 21 e 0 [^d]de +IMPERATIV
823
+ SFX 21 e 0 [^f]fe +IMPERATIV
824
+ SFX 21 e 0 [^g]ge +IMPERATIV
825
+ SFX 21 e 0 [^h]he +IMPERATIV
826
+ SFX 21 e 0 [^j]je +IMPERATIV
827
+ SFX 21 e 0 [^k]ke +IMPERATIV
828
+ SFX 21 e 0 [^l]le +IMPERATIV
829
+ SFX 21 e 0 [^m]me +IMPERATIV
830
+ SFX 21 e 0 [^n]ne +IMPERATIV
831
+ SFX 21 e 0 [^p]pe +IMPERATIV
832
+ SFX 21 e 0 [^q]qe +IMPERATIV
833
+ SFX 21 e 0 [^r]re +IMPERATIV
834
+ SFX 21 e 0 [^s]se +IMPERATIV
835
+ SFX 21 e 0 [^t]te +IMPERATIV
836
+ SFX 21 e 0 [^v]ve +IMPERATIV
837
+ SFX 21 e 0 [^w]we +IMPERATIV
838
+ SFX 21 e 0 [^x]xe +IMPERATIV
839
+ SFX 21 e 0 [^z]ze +IMPERATIV
840
+ SFX 21 0 ende/34,22 [^e] +PRÆSENS_PART
841
+ SFX 21 ere ér/34 ere +IMPERATIV
842
+ SFX 21 0 er/34 [iy] +NUTID
843
+ SFX 21 e 0 [aeiouyæøå]e +IMPERATIV
844
+
845
+ #Verbum, passiv
846
+ SFX 22 Y 2
847
+ SFX 22 0 s/34 [^s] +PASSIV
848
+ SFX 22 0 es/34 [iy] +PASSIV
849
+
850
+ #Adjektiv, svagt bøjet, komparation -st
851
+ SFX 23 Y 7
852
+ SFX 23 0 ere/34 [^e] +KOMPARATIV
853
+ SFX 23 0 st/34,90,89 . +SUPERLATIV
854
+ SFX 23 0 ste/34,90,89 . +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
855
+ SFX 23 0 eres/34 [^e] +GENITIV
856
+ SFX 23 0 stes/34,90,89 . +GENITIV
857
+ SFX 23 0 re/34 e +KOMPARATIV
858
+ SFX 23 0 res/34 e +GENITIV
859
+
860
+ #Adjektiv, svagt bøjet uden komparation, ikke -e efter aeouæøå
861
+ SFX 24 Y 3
862
+ SFX 24 0 e/34 [^aeouæøå] +PLUR_BEK
863
+ SFX 24 0 es/34 [^aeouæøå] +GENITIV
864
+ SFX 24 0 s/34 [aeouæøå] +GENITIV
865
+
866
+ #Adjektiv, d erstatter t med komparation
867
+ SFX 25 Y 4
868
+ SFX 25 t de/10,34 . +PLUR_BEK
869
+ SFX 25 t dere/10,34 . +KOMPARATIV
870
+ SFX 25 t dest/10,34 . +SUPERLATIV
871
+ SFX 25 t deste/10,34 . +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
872
+
873
+ #Adjektiv, d erstatter t uden komparation
874
+ SFX 26 Y 2
875
+ SFX 26 t de/34 . +PLUR_BEK
876
+ SFX 26 t des/34 . +GENITIV
877
+
878
+ #Adjektiv, ender på -ende
879
+ SFX 27 Y 1
880
+ SFX 27 0 s/34 . +GENITIV
881
+
882
+ #Adjektiv, ender på -sk
883
+ SFX 28 Y 2
884
+ SFX 28 0 e/34 . +PLUR_BEK
885
+ SFX 28 0 es/34 . +GENITIV
886
+
887
+ #Sammensætning, fugeelement s
888
+ SFX 29 Y 2
889
+ SFX 29 0 s/32,35,36 .
890
+ SFX 29 0 s/33,35,36 .
891
+
892
+ #Sammensætning, fugeelement e
893
+ SFX 30 Y 5
894
+ SFX 30 0 e/32,36,35 .
895
+ SFX 30 0 e/33,36,35 .
896
+ SFX 30 0 e-/32,35 .
897
+ SFX 30 0 e-/33,35 .
898
+ SFX 30 0 e-/34 .
899
+
900
+ #Sammensætning, fugeelement Ø
901
+ SFX 31 Y 2
902
+ SFX 31 0 0/32,36,35 .
903
+ SFX 31 0 0/33,36,35 .
904
+
905
+ #Sammensætning, start
906
+ COMPOUNDBEGIN 32
907
+
908
+ #Sammensætning, midte
909
+ COMPOUNDMIDDLE 33
910
+
911
+ #Sammensætning, slut
912
+ COMPOUNDEND 34
913
+
914
+ #Sammensætning, tillad affix inde i sammensætning
915
+ COMPOUNDPERMITFLAG 35
916
+
917
+ #Sammensætning, kun i sammensætninger
918
+ ONLYINCOMPOUND 36
919
+
920
+ #Sammensætning, bindestreg
921
+ PFX 37 Y 1
922
+ PFX 37 0 -/35 . +FUGNING
923
+
924
+ #Adjektiv, svagt bøjet, komparation -est
925
+ SFX 38 Y 5
926
+ SFX 38 0 ere/34 . +KOMPARATIV
927
+ SFX 38 0 est/34,90,89 . +SUPERLATIV
928
+ SFX 38 0 este/34,90,89 . +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
929
+ SFX 38 0 estes/34,90,89 . +GENITIV
930
+ SFX 38 0 eres/34 . +GENITIV
931
+
932
+ #Sammensætning, ord sidst i sammensætning
933
+ SFX 39 Y 1
934
+ SFX 39 0 0/35,34 . +ORD_SIDST
935
+
936
+ #Adjektiv, dobbeltkonsonant (mm), -st
937
+ SFX 40 Y 5
938
+ SFX 40 0 mere/34 m +KOMPARATIV
939
+ SFX 40 0 st/34,89,90 . +SUPERLATIV
940
+ SFX 40 0 ste/34,89,90 . +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
941
+ SFX 40 0 meres/34 m +GENITIV
942
+ SFX 40 0 stes/34,89,90 . +GENITIV
943
+
944
+ #Adjektiv, ender på -er, bøjes med -re
945
+ SFX 41 Y 280
946
+ SFX 41 er re/34 [^b]ber
947
+ SFX 41 er re/34 [^c]cer
948
+ SFX 41 er re/34 [^d]der
949
+ SFX 41 er re/34 [^f]fer
950
+ SFX 41 er re/34 [^g]ger
951
+ SFX 41 er re/34 [^h]her
952
+ SFX 41 er re/34 [^j]jer
953
+ SFX 41 er re/34 [^k]ker
954
+ SFX 41 er re/34 [^l]ler
955
+ SFX 41 er re/34 [^m]mer
956
+ SFX 41 er re/34 [^n]ner
957
+ SFX 41 er re/34 [^p]per
958
+ SFX 41 er re/34 [^q]qer
959
+ SFX 41 er re/34 [^r]rer
960
+ SFX 41 er re/34 [^s]ser
961
+ SFX 41 er re/34 [^t]ter
962
+ SFX 41 er re/34 [^v]ver
963
+ SFX 41 er re/34 [^w]wer
964
+ SFX 41 er re/34 [^x]xer
965
+ SFX 41 er re/34 [^z]zer
966
+ SFX 41 er res/34 [^b]ber +GENITIV
967
+ SFX 41 er res/34 [^c]cer +GENITIV
968
+ SFX 41 er res/34 [^d]der +GENITIV
969
+ SFX 41 er res/34 [^f]fer +GENITIV
970
+ SFX 41 er res/34 [^g]ger +GENITIV
971
+ SFX 41 er res/34 [^h]her +GENITIV
972
+ SFX 41 er res/34 [^j]jer +GENITIV
973
+ SFX 41 er res/34 [^k]ker +GENITIV
974
+ SFX 41 er res/34 [^l]ler +GENITIV
975
+ SFX 41 er res/34 [^m]mer +GENITIV
976
+ SFX 41 er res/34 [^n]ner +GENITIV
977
+ SFX 41 er res/34 [^p]per +GENITIV
978
+ SFX 41 er res/34 [^q]qer +GENITIV
979
+ SFX 41 er res/34 [^r]rer +GENITIV
980
+ SFX 41 er res/34 [^s]ser +GENITIV
981
+ SFX 41 er res/34 [^t]ter +GENITIV
982
+ SFX 41 er res/34 [^v]ver +GENITIV
983
+ SFX 41 er res/34 [^w]wer +GENITIV
984
+ SFX 41 er res/34 [^x]xer +GENITIV
985
+ SFX 41 er res/34 [^z]zer +GENITIV
986
+ SFX 41 er rere/34 [^b]ber +KOMPARATIV
987
+ SFX 41 er rere/34 [^c]cer +KOMPARATIV
988
+ SFX 41 er rere/34 [^d]der +KOMPARATIV
989
+ SFX 41 er rere/34 [^f]fer +KOMPARATIV
990
+ SFX 41 er rere/34 [^g]ger +KOMPARATIV
991
+ SFX 41 er rere/34 [^h]her +KOMPARATIV
992
+ SFX 41 er rere/34 [^j]jer +KOMPARATIV
993
+ SFX 41 er rere/34 [^k]ker +KOMPARATIV
994
+ SFX 41 er rere/34 [^l]ler +KOMPARATIV
995
+ SFX 41 er rere/34 [^m]mer +KOMPARATIV
996
+ SFX 41 er rere/34 [^n]ner +KOMPARATIV
997
+ SFX 41 er rere/34 [^p]per +KOMPARATIV
998
+ SFX 41 er rere/34 [^q]qer +KOMPARATIV
999
+ SFX 41 er rere/34 [^r]rer +KOMPARATIV
1000
+ SFX 41 er rere/34 [^s]ser +KOMPARATIV
1001
+ SFX 41 er rere/34 [^t]ter +KOMPARATIV
1002
+ SFX 41 er rere/34 [^v]ver +KOMPARATIV
1003
+ SFX 41 er rere/34 [^w]wer +KOMPARATIV
1004
+ SFX 41 er rere/34 [^x]xer +KOMPARATIV
1005
+ SFX 41 er rere/34 [^z]zer +KOMPARATIV
1006
+ SFX 41 er reres/34 [^b]ber +GENITIV
1007
+ SFX 41 er reres/34 [^c]cer +GENITIV
1008
+ SFX 41 er reres/34 [^d]der +GENITIV
1009
+ SFX 41 er reres/34 [^f]fer +GENITIV
1010
+ SFX 41 er reres/34 [^g]ger +GENITIV
1011
+ SFX 41 er reres/34 [^h]her +GENITIV
1012
+ SFX 41 er reres/34 [^j]jer +GENITIV
1013
+ SFX 41 er reres/34 [^k]ker +GENITIV
1014
+ SFX 41 er reres/34 [^l]ler +GENITIV
1015
+ SFX 41 er reres/34 [^m]mer +GENITIV
1016
+ SFX 41 er reres/34 [^n]ner +GENITIV
1017
+ SFX 41 er reres/34 [^p]per +GENITIV
1018
+ SFX 41 er reres/34 [^q]qer +GENITIV
1019
+ SFX 41 er reres/34 [^r]rer +GENITIV
1020
+ SFX 41 er reres/34 [^s]ser +GENITIV
1021
+ SFX 41 er reres/34 [^t]ter +GENITIV
1022
+ SFX 41 er reres/34 [^v]ver +GENITIV
1023
+ SFX 41 er reres/34 [^w]wer +GENITIV
1024
+ SFX 41 er reres/34 [^x]xer +GENITIV
1025
+ SFX 41 er reres/34 [^z]zer +GENITIV
1026
+ SFX 41 er rest/34,90,89 [^b]ber +SUPERLATIV
1027
+ SFX 41 er rest/34,90,89 [^c]cer +SUPERLATIV
1028
+ SFX 41 er rest/34,90,89 [^d]der +SUPERLATIV
1029
+ SFX 41 er rest/34,90,89 [^f]fer +SUPERLATIV
1030
+ SFX 41 er rest/34,90,89 [^g]ger +SUPERLATIV
1031
+ SFX 41 er rest/34,90,89 [^h]her +SUPERLATIV
1032
+ SFX 41 er rest/34,90,89 [^j]jer +SUPERLATIV
1033
+ SFX 41 er rest/34,90,89 [^k]ker +SUPERLATIV
1034
+ SFX 41 er rest/34,90,89 [^l]ler +SUPERLATIV
1035
+ SFX 41 er rest/34,90,89 [^m]mer +SUPERLATIV
1036
+ SFX 41 er rest/34,90,89 [^n]ner +SUPERLATIV
1037
+ SFX 41 er rest/34,90,89 [^p]per +SUPERLATIV
1038
+ SFX 41 er rest/34,90,89 [^q]qer +SUPERLATIV
1039
+ SFX 41 er rest/34,90,89 [^r]rer +SUPERLATIV
1040
+ SFX 41 er rest/34,90,89 [^s]ser +SUPERLATIV
1041
+ SFX 41 er rest/34,90,89 [^t]ter +SUPERLATIV
1042
+ SFX 41 er rest/34,90,89 [^v]ver +SUPERLATIV
1043
+ SFX 41 er rest/34,90,89 [^w]wer +SUPERLATIV
1044
+ SFX 41 er rest/34,90,89 [^x]xer +SUPERLATIV
1045
+ SFX 41 er rest/34,90,89 [^z]zer +SUPERLATIV
1046
+ SFX 41 er reste/34,90,89 [^b]ber +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
1047
+ SFX 41 er reste/34,90,89 [^c]cer +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
1048
+ SFX 41 er reste/34,90,89 [^d]der +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
1049
+ SFX 41 er reste/34,90,89 [^f]fer +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
1050
+ SFX 41 er reste/34,90,89 [^g]ger +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
1051
+ SFX 41 er reste/34,90,89 [^h]her +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
1052
+ SFX 41 er reste/34,90,89 [^j]jer +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
1053
+ SFX 41 er reste/34,90,89 [^k]ker +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
1054
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1055
+ SFX 41 er reste/34,90,89 [^m]mer +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
1056
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1057
+ SFX 41 er reste/34,90,89 [^p]per +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
1058
+ SFX 41 er reste/34,90,89 [^q]qer +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
1059
+ SFX 41 er reste/34,90,89 [^r]rer +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
1060
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1061
+ SFX 41 er reste/34,90,89 [^t]ter +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
1062
+ SFX 41 er reste/34,90,89 [^v]ver +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
1063
+ SFX 41 er reste/34,90,89 [^w]wer +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
1064
+ SFX 41 er reste/34,90,89 [^x]xer +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
1065
+ SFX 41 er reste/34,90,89 [^z]zer +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
1066
+ SFX 41 er restes/34,90,89 [^b]ber +GENITIV
1067
+ SFX 41 er restes/34,90,89 [^c]cer +GENITIV
1068
+ SFX 41 er restes/34,90,89 [^d]der +GENITIV
1069
+ SFX 41 er restes/34,90,89 [^f]fer +GENITIV
1070
+ SFX 41 er restes/34,90,89 [^g]ger +GENITIV
1071
+ SFX 41 er restes/34,90,89 [^h]her +GENITIV
1072
+ SFX 41 er restes/34,90,89 [^j]jer +GENITIV
1073
+ SFX 41 er restes/34,90,89 [^k]ker +GENITIV
1074
+ SFX 41 er restes/34,90,89 [^l]ler +GENITIV
1075
+ SFX 41 er restes/34,90,89 [^m]mer +GENITIV
1076
+ SFX 41 er restes/34,90,89 [^n]ner +GENITIV
1077
+ SFX 41 er restes/34,90,89 [^p]per +GENITIV
1078
+ SFX 41 er restes/34,90,89 [^q]qer +GENITIV
1079
+ SFX 41 er restes/34,90,89 [^r]rer +GENITIV
1080
+ SFX 41 er restes/34,90,89 [^s]ser +GENITIV
1081
+ SFX 41 er restes/34,90,89 [^t]ter +GENITIV
1082
+ SFX 41 er restes/34,90,89 [^v]ver +GENITIV
1083
+ SFX 41 er restes/34,90,89 [^w]wer +GENITIV
1084
+ SFX 41 er restes/34,90,89 [^x]xer +GENITIV
1085
+ SFX 41 er restes/34,90,89 [^z]zer +GENITIV
1086
+ SFX 41 ber re/34 bber
1087
+ SFX 41 cer re/34 ccer
1088
+ SFX 41 der re/34 dder
1089
+ SFX 41 fer re/34 ffer
1090
+ SFX 41 ger re/34 gger
1091
+ SFX 41 her re/34 hher
1092
+ SFX 41 jer re/34 jjer
1093
+ SFX 41 ker re/34 kker
1094
+ SFX 41 ler re/34 ller
1095
+ SFX 41 mer re/34 mmer
1096
+ SFX 41 ner re/34 nner
1097
+ SFX 41 per re/34 pper
1098
+ SFX 41 qer re/34 qqer
1099
+ SFX 41 rer re/34 rrer
1100
+ SFX 41 ser re/34 sser
1101
+ SFX 41 ter re/34 tter
1102
+ SFX 41 ver re/34 vver
1103
+ SFX 41 wer re/34 wwer
1104
+ SFX 41 xer re/34 xxer
1105
+ SFX 41 zer re/34 zzer
1106
+ SFX 41 ber res/34 bber +GENITIV
1107
+ SFX 41 cer res/34 ccer +GENITIV
1108
+ SFX 41 der res/34 dder +GENITIV
1109
+ SFX 41 fer res/34 ffer +GENITIV
1110
+ SFX 41 ger res/34 gger +GENITIV
1111
+ SFX 41 her res/34 hher +GENITIV
1112
+ SFX 41 jer res/34 jjer +GENITIV
1113
+ SFX 41 ker res/34 kker +GENITIV
1114
+ SFX 41 ler res/34 ller +GENITIV
1115
+ SFX 41 mer res/34 mmer +GENITIV
1116
+ SFX 41 ner res/34 nner +GENITIV
1117
+ SFX 41 per res/34 pper +GENITIV
1118
+ SFX 41 qer res/34 qqer +GENITIV
1119
+ SFX 41 rer res/34 rrer +GENITIV
1120
+ SFX 41 ser res/34 sser +GENITIV
1121
+ SFX 41 ter res/34 tter +GENITIV
1122
+ SFX 41 ver res/34 vver +GENITIV
1123
+ SFX 41 wer res/34 wwer +GENITIV
1124
+ SFX 41 xer res/34 xxer +GENITIV
1125
+ SFX 41 zer res/34 zzer +GENITIV
1126
+ SFX 41 ber rere/34 bber +KOMPARATIV
1127
+ SFX 41 cer rere/34 ccer +KOMPARATIV
1128
+ SFX 41 der rere/34 dder +KOMPARATIV
1129
+ SFX 41 fer rere/34 ffer +KOMPARATIV
1130
+ SFX 41 ger rere/34 gger +KOMPARATIV
1131
+ SFX 41 her rere/34 hher +KOMPARATIV
1132
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1133
+ SFX 41 ker rere/34 kker +KOMPARATIV
1134
+ SFX 41 ler rere/34 ller +KOMPARATIV
1135
+ SFX 41 mer rere/34 mmer +KOMPARATIV
1136
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1137
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1138
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1139
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1140
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1141
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1142
+ SFX 41 ver rere/34 vver +KOMPARATIV
1143
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1144
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1145
+ SFX 41 zer rere/34 zzer +KOMPARATIV
1146
+ SFX 41 ber reres/34 bber +GENITIV
1147
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1148
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1149
+ SFX 41 fer reres/34 ffer +GENITIV
1150
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1151
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1152
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1153
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1154
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1155
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1156
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1157
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1158
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1159
+ SFX 41 rer reres/34 rrer +GENITIV
1160
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1161
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1162
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1163
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1164
+ SFX 41 xer reres/34 xxer +GENITIV
1165
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1166
+ SFX 41 ber rest/34,90,89 bber +SUPERLATIV
1167
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1168
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1169
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1170
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1171
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1172
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1173
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1174
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1175
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1176
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1177
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1178
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1179
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1180
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1181
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1182
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1183
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1184
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1185
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1186
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1187
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1188
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1189
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1190
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1191
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1192
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1193
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1194
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1195
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1196
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1197
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1198
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1199
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1200
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1201
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1202
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1203
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1204
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1205
+ SFX 41 zer reste/34,90,89 zzer +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
1206
+ SFX 41 ber restes/34,90,89 bber +GENITIV
1207
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1208
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1209
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1210
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1211
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1212
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1213
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1214
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1215
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1216
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1217
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1218
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1219
+ SFX 41 rer restes/34,90,89 rrer +GENITIV
1220
+ SFX 41 ser restes/34,90,89 sser +GENITIV
1221
+ SFX 41 ter restes/34,90,89 tter +GENITIV
1222
+ SFX 41 ver restes/34,90,89 vver +GENITIV
1223
+ SFX 41 wer restes/34,90,89 wwer +GENITIV
1224
+ SFX 41 xer restes/34,90,89 xxer +GENITIV
1225
+ SFX 41 zer restes/34,90,89 zzer +GENITIV
1226
+
1227
+ #Adjektiv, dobbeltkonsonant, -est
1228
+ SFX 42 Y 20
1229
+ SFX 42 0 b/8,38,35,34 b +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1230
+ SFX 42 0 c/8,38,35,34 c +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1231
+ SFX 42 0 d/8,38,35,34 d +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1232
+ SFX 42 0 f/8,38,35,34 f +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1233
+ SFX 42 0 g/8,38,35,34 g +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1234
+ SFX 42 0 h/8,38,35,34 h +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1235
+ SFX 42 0 j/8,38,35,34 j +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1236
+ SFX 42 0 k/8,38,35,34 k +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1237
+ SFX 42 0 l/8,38,35,34 l +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1238
+ SFX 42 0 m/8,38,35,34 m +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1239
+ SFX 42 0 n/8,38,35,34 n +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1240
+ SFX 42 0 p/8,38,35,34 p +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1241
+ SFX 42 0 q/8,38,35,34 q +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1242
+ SFX 42 0 r/8,38,35,34 r +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1243
+ SFX 42 0 s/8,38,35,34 s +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1244
+ SFX 42 0 t/8,38,35,34 t +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1245
+ SFX 42 0 v/8,38,35,34 v +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1246
+ SFX 42 0 w/8,38,35,34 w +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1247
+ SFX 42 0 x/8,38,35,34 x +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1248
+ SFX 42 0 z/8,38,35,34 z +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1249
+
1250
+ #Substantiv, ender på -en, flertal -ner (stamme -en fjernes)
1251
+ SFX 43 Y 4
1252
+ SFX 43 en ner/34 en +PLUR_UBEK
1253
+ SFX 43 en ners/34 en +GENITIV
1254
+ SFX 43 en nerne/34 en +PLUR_BEK
1255
+ SFX 43 en nernes/34 en +GENITIV
1256
+
1257
+ #Substantiv, torso, fælleskøn
1258
+ SFX 44 Y 4
1259
+ SFX 44 0 en/34 [^e] +BESTEMT_ENTAL
1260
+ SFX 44 0 n/34 e +BESTEMT_ENTAL
1261
+ SFX 44 0 ens/34 [^e] +GENITIV
1262
+ SFX 44 0 ns/34 e +GENITIV
1263
+
1264
+ #Substantiv, torso, intetkøn
1265
+ SFX 45 Y 2
1266
+ SFX 45 0 et/10,34 [^e] +BESTEMT_ENTAL
1267
+ SFX 45 0 t/10,34 e +BESTEMT_ENTAL
1268
+
1269
+ #Substantiv, flertal, med Ø
1270
+ SFX 46 Y 8
1271
+ SFX 46 0 ne/34 e +PLUR_BEK
1272
+ SFX 46 0 ene/34 [^er] +PLUR_BEK
1273
+ SFX 46 0 enes/34 [^er] +GENITIV
1274
+ SFX 46 0 nes/34 e +GENITIV
1275
+ SFX 46 0 ne/34 er +PLUR_BEK
1276
+ SFX 46 0 ene/34 [^e]r +PLUR_BEK
1277
+ SFX 46 0 nes/34 er +GENITIV
1278
+ SFX 46 0 enes/34 [^e]r +GENITIV
1279
+
1280
+ #Substantiv, konsonantfordobling, intetkøn, -Ø i flertal
1281
+ SFX 47 Y 20
1282
+ SFX 47 0 b/8,46,4,35,34 b +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1283
+ SFX 47 0 c/8,46,4,35,34 c +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1284
+ SFX 47 0 d/8,46,4,35,34 d +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1285
+ SFX 47 0 f/8,46,4,35,34 f +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1286
+ SFX 47 0 g/8,46,4,35,34 g +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1287
+ SFX 47 0 h/8,46,4,35,34 h +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1288
+ SFX 47 0 j/8,46,4,35,34 j +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1289
+ SFX 47 0 k/8,46,4,35,34 k +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1290
+ SFX 47 0 l/8,46,4,35,34 l +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1291
+ SFX 47 0 m/8,46,4,35,34 m +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1292
+ SFX 47 0 n/8,46,4,35,34 n +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1293
+ SFX 47 0 p/8,46,4,35,34 p +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1294
+ SFX 47 0 q/8,46,4,35,34 q +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1295
+ SFX 47 0 r/8,46,4,35,34 r +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1296
+ SFX 47 0 s/8,46,4,35,34 s +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1297
+ SFX 47 0 t/8,46,4,35,34 t +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1298
+ SFX 47 0 v/8,46,4,35,34 v +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1299
+ SFX 47 0 w/8,46,4,35,34 w +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1300
+ SFX 47 0 x/8,46,4,35,34 x +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1301
+ SFX 47 0 z/8,46,4,35,34 z +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1302
+
1303
+ #Substantiv, konsonantfordobling, fælleskøn, -Ø i flertal
1304
+ SFX 48 Y 20
1305
+ SFX 48 0 b/8,46,2,35,34 b +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1306
+ SFX 48 0 c/8,46,2,35,34 c +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1307
+ SFX 48 0 d/8,46,2,35,34 d +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1308
+ SFX 48 0 f/8,46,2,35,34 f +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1309
+ SFX 48 0 g/8,46,2,35,34 g +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1310
+ SFX 48 0 h/8,46,2,35,34 h +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1311
+ SFX 48 0 j/8,46,2,35,34 j +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1312
+ SFX 48 0 k/8,46,2,35,34 k +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1313
+ SFX 48 0 l/8,46,2,35,34 l +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1314
+ SFX 48 0 m/8,46,2,35,34 m +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1315
+ SFX 48 0 n/8,46,2,35,34 n +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1316
+ SFX 48 0 p/8,46,2,35,34 p +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1317
+ SFX 48 0 q/8,46,2,35,34 q +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1318
+ SFX 48 0 r/8,46,2,35,34 r +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1319
+ SFX 48 0 s/8,46,2,35,34 s +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1320
+ SFX 48 0 t/8,46,2,35,34 t +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1321
+ SFX 48 0 v/8,46,2,35,34 v +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1322
+ SFX 48 0 w/8,46,2,35,34 w +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1323
+ SFX 48 0 x/8,46,2,35,34 x +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1324
+ SFX 48 0 z/8,46,2,35,34 z +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1325
+
1326
+ #Adjektiv, svagt bøjet, intetkøn, ikke efter -t eller aeouæø
1327
+ SFX 49 Y 1
1328
+ SFX 49 0 t/34 [^taeouæø] +BESTEMT_ENTAL
1329
+
1330
+ #Apostrof, fælleskøn
1331
+ SFX 50 Y 1
1332
+ SFX 50 0 '/8,2,11,10,35 .
1333
+
1334
+ #Apostrof, intetkøn
1335
+ SFX 51 Y 1
1336
+ SFX 51 0 '/8,4,11,10,35 .
1337
+
1338
+ #Apostrof NeedAffix
1339
+
1340
+ #Sammensætning, fugeelement -
1341
+ SFX 53 Y 2
1342
+ SFX 53 0 -/32,35 .
1343
+ SFX 53 0 -/33,35 .
1344
+
1345
+ #Proprium med mulighed for retning som præfiks
1346
+ PFX 54 Y 261
1347
+ PFX 54 A Norda/9 A
1348
+ PFX 54 A Syda/9 A
1349
+ PFX 54 A Vesta/9 A
1350
+ PFX 54 A Østa/9 A
1351
+ PFX 54 A Nordvesta/9 A
1352
+ PFX 54 A Nordøsta/9 A
1353
+ PFX 54 A Sydvesta/9 A
1354
+ PFX 54 A Sydøsta/9 A
1355
+ PFX 54 A Midta/9 A
1356
+ PFX 54 B Nordb/9 B
1357
+ PFX 54 B Sydb/9 B
1358
+ PFX 54 B Vestb/9 B
1359
+ PFX 54 B Østb/9 B
1360
+ PFX 54 B Nordvestb/9 B
1361
+ PFX 54 B Nordøstb/9 B
1362
+ PFX 54 B Sydvestb/9 B
1363
+ PFX 54 B Sydøstb/9 B
1364
+ PFX 54 B Midtb/9 B
1365
+ PFX 54 C Nordc/9 C
1366
+ PFX 54 C Sydc/9 C
1367
+ PFX 54 C Vestc/9 C
1368
+ PFX 54 C Østc/9 C
1369
+ PFX 54 C Nordvestc/9 C
1370
+ PFX 54 C Nordøstc/9 C
1371
+ PFX 54 C Sydvestc/9 C
1372
+ PFX 54 C Sydøstc/9 C
1373
+ PFX 54 C Midtc/9 C
1374
+ PFX 54 D Nordd/9 D
1375
+ PFX 54 D Sydd/9 D
1376
+ PFX 54 D Vestd/9 D
1377
+ PFX 54 D Østd/9 D
1378
+ PFX 54 D Nordvestd/9 D
1379
+ PFX 54 D Nordøstd/9 D
1380
+ PFX 54 D Sydvestd/9 D
1381
+ PFX 54 D Sydøstd/9 D
1382
+ PFX 54 D Midtd/9 D
1383
+ PFX 54 E Norde/9 E
1384
+ PFX 54 E Syde/9 E
1385
+ PFX 54 E Veste/9 E
1386
+ PFX 54 E Øste/9 E
1387
+ PFX 54 E Nordveste/9 E
1388
+ PFX 54 E Nordøste/9 E
1389
+ PFX 54 E Sydveste/9 E
1390
+ PFX 54 E Sydøste/9 E
1391
+ PFX 54 E Midte/9 E
1392
+ PFX 54 F Nordf/9 F
1393
+ PFX 54 F Sydf/9 F
1394
+ PFX 54 F Vestf/9 F
1395
+ PFX 54 F ��stf/9 F
1396
+ PFX 54 F Nordvestf/9 F
1397
+ PFX 54 F Nordøstf/9 F
1398
+ PFX 54 F Sydvestf/9 F
1399
+ PFX 54 F Sydøstf/9 F
1400
+ PFX 54 F Midtf/9 F
1401
+ PFX 54 G Nordg/9 G
1402
+ PFX 54 G Sydg/9 G
1403
+ PFX 54 G Vestg/9 G
1404
+ PFX 54 G Østg/9 G
1405
+ PFX 54 G Nordvestg/9 G
1406
+ PFX 54 G Nordøstg/9 G
1407
+ PFX 54 G Sydvestg/9 G
1408
+ PFX 54 G Sydøstg/9 G
1409
+ PFX 54 G Midtg/9 G
1410
+ PFX 54 H Nordh/9 H
1411
+ PFX 54 H Sydh/9 H
1412
+ PFX 54 H Vesth/9 H
1413
+ PFX 54 H Østh/9 H
1414
+ PFX 54 H Nordvesth/9 H
1415
+ PFX 54 H Nordøsth/9 H
1416
+ PFX 54 H Sydvesth/9 H
1417
+ PFX 54 H Sydøsth/9 H
1418
+ PFX 54 H Midth/9 H
1419
+ PFX 54 I Nordi/9 I
1420
+ PFX 54 I Sydi/9 I
1421
+ PFX 54 I Vesti/9 I
1422
+ PFX 54 I Østi/9 I
1423
+ PFX 54 I Nordvesti/9 I
1424
+ PFX 54 I Nordøsti/9 I
1425
+ PFX 54 I Sydvesti/9 I
1426
+ PFX 54 I Sydøsti/9 I
1427
+ PFX 54 I Midti/9 I
1428
+ PFX 54 J Nordj/9 J
1429
+ PFX 54 J Sydj/9 J
1430
+ PFX 54 J Vestj/9 J
1431
+ PFX 54 J Østj/9 J
1432
+ PFX 54 J Nordvestj/9 J
1433
+ PFX 54 J Nordøstj/9 J
1434
+ PFX 54 J Sydvestj/9 J
1435
+ PFX 54 J Sydøstj/9 J
1436
+ PFX 54 J Midtj/9 J
1437
+ PFX 54 K Nordk/9 K
1438
+ PFX 54 K Sydk/9 K
1439
+ PFX 54 K Vestk/9 K
1440
+ PFX 54 K Østk/9 K
1441
+ PFX 54 K Nordvestk/9 K
1442
+ PFX 54 K Nordøstk/9 K
1443
+ PFX 54 K Sydvestk/9 K
1444
+ PFX 54 K Sydøstk/9 K
1445
+ PFX 54 K Midtk/9 K
1446
+ PFX 54 L Nordl/9 L
1447
+ PFX 54 L Sydl/9 L
1448
+ PFX 54 L Vestl/9 L
1449
+ PFX 54 L Østl/9 L
1450
+ PFX 54 L Nordvestl/9 L
1451
+ PFX 54 L Nordøstl/9 L
1452
+ PFX 54 L Sydvestl/9 L
1453
+ PFX 54 L Sydøstl/9 L
1454
+ PFX 54 L Midtl/9 L
1455
+ PFX 54 M Nordm/9 M
1456
+ PFX 54 M Sydm/9 M
1457
+ PFX 54 M Vestm/9 M
1458
+ PFX 54 M Østm/9 M
1459
+ PFX 54 M Nordvestm/9 M
1460
+ PFX 54 M Nordøstm/9 M
1461
+ PFX 54 M Sydvestm/9 M
1462
+ PFX 54 M Sydøstm/9 M
1463
+ PFX 54 M Midtm/9 M
1464
+ PFX 54 N Nordn/9 N
1465
+ PFX 54 N Sydn/9 N
1466
+ PFX 54 N Vestn/9 N
1467
+ PFX 54 N Østn/9 N
1468
+ PFX 54 N Nordvestn/9 N
1469
+ PFX 54 N Nordøstn/9 N
1470
+ PFX 54 N Sydvestn/9 N
1471
+ PFX 54 N Sydøstn/9 N
1472
+ PFX 54 N Midtn/9 N
1473
+ PFX 54 O Nordo/9 O
1474
+ PFX 54 O Sydo/9 O
1475
+ PFX 54 O Vesto/9 O
1476
+ PFX 54 O Østo/9 O
1477
+ PFX 54 O Nordvesto/9 O
1478
+ PFX 54 O Nordøsto/9 O
1479
+ PFX 54 O Sydvesto/9 O
1480
+ PFX 54 O Sydøsto/9 O
1481
+ PFX 54 O Midto/9 O
1482
+ PFX 54 P Nordp/9 P
1483
+ PFX 54 P Sydp/9 P
1484
+ PFX 54 P Vestp/9 P
1485
+ PFX 54 P Østp/9 P
1486
+ PFX 54 P Nordvestp/9 P
1487
+ PFX 54 P Nordøstp/9 P
1488
+ PFX 54 P Sydvestp/9 P
1489
+ PFX 54 P Sydøstp/9 P
1490
+ PFX 54 P Midtp/9 P
1491
+ PFX 54 Q Nordq/9 Q
1492
+ PFX 54 Q Sydq/9 Q
1493
+ PFX 54 Q Vestq/9 Q
1494
+ PFX 54 Q Østq/9 Q
1495
+ PFX 54 Q Nordvestq/9 Q
1496
+ PFX 54 Q Nordøstq/9 Q
1497
+ PFX 54 Q Sydvestq/9 Q
1498
+ PFX 54 Q Sydøstq/9 Q
1499
+ PFX 54 Q Midtq/9 Q
1500
+ PFX 54 R Nordr/9 R
1501
+ PFX 54 R Sydr/9 R
1502
+ PFX 54 R Vestr/9 R
1503
+ PFX 54 R Østr/9 R
1504
+ PFX 54 R Nordvestr/9 R
1505
+ PFX 54 R Nordøstr/9 R
1506
+ PFX 54 R Sydvestr/9 R
1507
+ PFX 54 R Sydøstr/9 R
1508
+ PFX 54 R Midtr/9 R
1509
+ PFX 54 S Nords/9 S
1510
+ PFX 54 S Syds/9 S
1511
+ PFX 54 S Vests/9 S
1512
+ PFX 54 S Østs/9 S
1513
+ PFX 54 S Nordvests/9 S
1514
+ PFX 54 S Nordøsts/9 S
1515
+ PFX 54 S Sydvests/9 S
1516
+ PFX 54 S Sydøsts/9 S
1517
+ PFX 54 S Midts/9 S
1518
+ PFX 54 T Nordt/9 T
1519
+ PFX 54 T Sydt/9 T
1520
+ PFX 54 T Vestt/9 T
1521
+ PFX 54 T Østt/9 T
1522
+ PFX 54 T Nordvestt/9 T
1523
+ PFX 54 T Nordøstt/9 T
1524
+ PFX 54 T Sydvestt/9 T
1525
+ PFX 54 T Sydøstt/9 T
1526
+ PFX 54 T Midtt/9 T
1527
+ PFX 54 U Nordu/9 U
1528
+ PFX 54 U Sydu/9 U
1529
+ PFX 54 U Vestu/9 U
1530
+ PFX 54 U Østu/9 U
1531
+ PFX 54 U Nordvestu/9 U
1532
+ PFX 54 U Nordøstu/9 U
1533
+ PFX 54 U Sydvestu/9 U
1534
+ PFX 54 U Sydøstu/9 U
1535
+ PFX 54 U Midtu/9 U
1536
+ PFX 54 V Nordv/9 V
1537
+ PFX 54 V Sydv/9 V
1538
+ PFX 54 V Vestv/9 V
1539
+ PFX 54 V Østv/9 V
1540
+ PFX 54 V Nordvestv/9 V
1541
+ PFX 54 V Nordøstv/9 V
1542
+ PFX 54 V Sydvestv/9 V
1543
+ PFX 54 V Sydøstv/9 V
1544
+ PFX 54 V Midtv/9 V
1545
+ PFX 54 W Nordw/9 W
1546
+ PFX 54 W Sydw/9 W
1547
+ PFX 54 W Vestw/9 W
1548
+ PFX 54 W Østw/9 W
1549
+ PFX 54 W Nordvestw/9 W
1550
+ PFX 54 W Nordøstw/9 W
1551
+ PFX 54 W Sydvestw/9 W
1552
+ PFX 54 W Sydøstw/9 W
1553
+ PFX 54 W Midtw/9 W
1554
+ PFX 54 X Nordx/9 X
1555
+ PFX 54 X Sydx/9 X
1556
+ PFX 54 X Vestx/9 X
1557
+ PFX 54 X Østx/9 X
1558
+ PFX 54 X Nordvestx/9 X
1559
+ PFX 54 X Nordøstx/9 X
1560
+ PFX 54 X Sydvestx/9 X
1561
+ PFX 54 X Sydøstx/9 X
1562
+ PFX 54 X Midtx/9 X
1563
+ PFX 54 Y Nordy/9 Y
1564
+ PFX 54 Y Sydy/9 Y
1565
+ PFX 54 Y Vesty/9 Y
1566
+ PFX 54 Y Østy/9 Y
1567
+ PFX 54 Y Nordvesty/9 Y
1568
+ PFX 54 Y Nordøsty/9 Y
1569
+ PFX 54 Y Sydvesty/9 Y
1570
+ PFX 54 Y Sydøsty/9 Y
1571
+ PFX 54 Y Midty/9 Y
1572
+ PFX 54 Z Nordz/9 Z
1573
+ PFX 54 Z Sydz/9 Z
1574
+ PFX 54 Z Vestz/9 Z
1575
+ PFX 54 Z Østz/9 Z
1576
+ PFX 54 Z Nordvestz/9 Z
1577
+ PFX 54 Z Nordøstz/9 Z
1578
+ PFX 54 Z Sydvestz/9 Z
1579
+ PFX 54 Z Sydøstz/9 Z
1580
+ PFX 54 Z Midtz/9 Z
1581
+ PFX 54 Æ Nordæ/9 Æ
1582
+ PFX 54 Æ Sydæ/9 Æ
1583
+ PFX 54 Æ Vestæ/9 Æ
1584
+ PFX 54 Æ Østæ/9 Æ
1585
+ PFX 54 Æ Nordvestæ/9 Æ
1586
+ PFX 54 Æ Nordøstæ/9 Æ
1587
+ PFX 54 Æ Sydvestæ/9 Æ
1588
+ PFX 54 Æ Sydøstæ/9 Æ
1589
+ PFX 54 Æ Midtæ/9 Æ
1590
+ PFX 54 Ø Nordø/9 Ø
1591
+ PFX 54 Ø Sydø/9 Ø
1592
+ PFX 54 Ø Vestø/9 Ø
1593
+ PFX 54 Ø Østø/9 Ø
1594
+ PFX 54 Ø Nordvestø/9 Ø
1595
+ PFX 54 Ø Nordøstø/9 Ø
1596
+ PFX 54 Ø Sydvestø/9 Ø
1597
+ PFX 54 Ø Sydøstø/9 Ø
1598
+ PFX 54 Ø Midtø/9 Ø
1599
+ PFX 54 Å Nordå/9 Å
1600
+ PFX 54 Å Sydå/9 Å
1601
+ PFX 54 Å Vestå/9 Å
1602
+ PFX 54 Å Østå/9 Å
1603
+ PFX 54 Å Nordvestå/9 Å
1604
+ PFX 54 Å Nordøstå/9 Å
1605
+ PFX 54 Å Sydvestå/9 Å
1606
+ PFX 54 Å Sydøstå/9 Å
1607
+ PFX 54 Å Midtå/9 Å
1608
+
1609
+ #Sammensætning, fugeelement fjern e
1610
+ SFX 55 Y 5
1611
+ SFX 55 e 0/36,33,35 e
1612
+ SFX 55 e 0/36,35,32 e
1613
+ SFX 55 e -/32,35 e
1614
+ SFX 55 e -/33,35 e
1615
+ SFX 55 e -/34 e
1616
+
1617
+ #Sammensætning, fugeelement fjern e tilføj s
1618
+ SFX 56 Y 5
1619
+ SFX 56 e s/36,32,35 .
1620
+ SFX 56 e s/36,33,35 .
1621
+ SFX 56 e s-/32,35 .
1622
+ SFX 56 e s-/33,35 .
1623
+ SFX 56 e s-/34 e
1624
+
1625
+ #Substantiv, konsonantfordobling, intetkøn, torso
1626
+ SFX 57 Y 20
1627
+ SFX 57 0 bet/34,10 b +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1628
+ SFX 57 0 cet/34,10 c +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1629
+ SFX 57 0 det/34,10 d +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1630
+ SFX 57 0 fet/34,10 f +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1631
+ SFX 57 0 get/34,10 g +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1632
+ SFX 57 0 het/34,10 h +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1633
+ SFX 57 0 jet/34,10 j +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1634
+ SFX 57 0 ket/34,10 k +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1635
+ SFX 57 0 let/34,10 l +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1636
+ SFX 57 0 met/34,10 m +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1637
+ SFX 57 0 net/34,10 n +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1638
+ SFX 57 0 pet/34,10 p +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1639
+ SFX 57 0 qet/34,10 q +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1640
+ SFX 57 0 ret/34,10 r +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1641
+ SFX 57 0 set/34,10 s +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1642
+ SFX 57 0 tet/34,10 t +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1643
+ SFX 57 0 vet/34,10 v +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1644
+ SFX 57 0 wet/34,10 w +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1645
+ SFX 57 0 xet/34,10 x +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1646
+ SFX 57 0 zet/34,10 z +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1647
+
1648
+ #Substantiv, konsonantfordobling, fælleskøn, torso
1649
+ SFX 58 Y 20
1650
+ SFX 58 0 ben/34,10 b +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1651
+ SFX 58 0 cen/34,10 c +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1652
+ SFX 58 0 den/34,10 d +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1653
+ SFX 58 0 fen/34,10 f +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1654
+ SFX 58 0 gen/34,10 g +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1655
+ SFX 58 0 hen/34,10 h +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1656
+ SFX 58 0 jen/34,10 j +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1657
+ SFX 58 0 ken/34,10 k +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1658
+ SFX 58 0 len/34,10 l +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1659
+ SFX 58 0 men/34,10 m +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1660
+ SFX 58 0 nen/34,10 n +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1661
+ SFX 58 0 pen/34,10 p +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1662
+ SFX 58 0 qen/34,10 q +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1663
+ SFX 58 0 ren/34,10 r +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1664
+ SFX 58 0 sen/34,10 s +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1665
+ SFX 58 0 ten/34,10 t +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1666
+ SFX 58 0 ven/34,10 v +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1667
+ SFX 58 0 wen/34,10 w +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1668
+ SFX 58 0 xen/34,10 x +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1669
+ SFX 58 0 zen/34,10 z +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1670
+
1671
+ #Adjektiv, svagt bøjet uden komparation, dobbeltkonsonant
1672
+ SFX 59 Y 20
1673
+ SFX 59 0 be/10,34 b +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1674
+ SFX 59 0 ce/10,34 c +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1675
+ SFX 59 0 de/10,34 d +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1676
+ SFX 59 0 fe/10,34 f +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1677
+ SFX 59 0 ge/10,34 g +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1678
+ SFX 59 0 he/10,34 h +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1679
+ SFX 59 0 je/10,34 j +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1680
+ SFX 59 0 ke/10,34 k +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1681
+ SFX 59 0 le/10,34 l +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1682
+ SFX 59 0 me/10,34 m +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1683
+ SFX 59 0 ne/10,34 n +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1684
+ SFX 59 0 pe/10,34 p +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1685
+ SFX 59 0 qe/10,34 q +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1686
+ SFX 59 0 re/10,34 r +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1687
+ SFX 59 0 se/10,34 s +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1688
+ SFX 59 0 te/10,34 t +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1689
+ SFX 59 0 ve/10,34 v +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1690
+ SFX 59 0 we/10,34 w +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1691
+ SFX 59 0 xe/10,34 x +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1692
+ SFX 59 0 ze/10,34 z +KONSONANT_FORDOBLING
1693
+
1694
+ #Sammensætning, fugeelement er
1695
+ SFX 60 Y 5
1696
+ SFX 60 0 er/32,35,36 .
1697
+ SFX 60 0 er/36,33,35 .
1698
+ SFX 60 0 er-/32,35 .
1699
+ SFX 60 0 er-/33,35 .
1700
+ SFX 60 0 er-/34 .
1701
+
1702
+ #Sammensætning, fugeelement kons.f.+e
1703
+ SFX 61 Y 100
1704
+ SFX 61 0 be/36,32,35 b
1705
+ SFX 61 0 ce/36,32,35 c
1706
+ SFX 61 0 de/36,32,35 d
1707
+ SFX 61 0 fe/36,32,35 f
1708
+ SFX 61 0 ge/36,32,35 g
1709
+ SFX 61 0 he/36,32,35 h
1710
+ SFX 61 0 je/36,32,35 j
1711
+ SFX 61 0 ke/36,32,35 k
1712
+ SFX 61 0 le/36,32,35 l
1713
+ SFX 61 0 me/36,32,35 m
1714
+ SFX 61 0 ne/36,32,35 n
1715
+ SFX 61 0 pe/36,32,35 p
1716
+ SFX 61 0 qe/36,32,35 q
1717
+ SFX 61 0 re/36,32,35 r
1718
+ SFX 61 0 se/36,32,35 s
1719
+ SFX 61 0 te/36,32,35 t
1720
+ SFX 61 0 ve/36,32,35 v
1721
+ SFX 61 0 we/36,32,35 w
1722
+ SFX 61 0 xe/36,32,35 x
1723
+ SFX 61 0 ze/36,32,35 z
1724
+ SFX 61 0 be/36,33,35 b
1725
+ SFX 61 0 ce/36,33,35 c
1726
+ SFX 61 0 de/36,33,35 d
1727
+ SFX 61 0 fe/36,33,35 f
1728
+ SFX 61 0 ge/36,33,35 g
1729
+ SFX 61 0 he/36,33,35 h
1730
+ SFX 61 0 je/36,33,35 j
1731
+ SFX 61 0 ke/36,33,35 k
1732
+ SFX 61 0 le/36,33,35 l
1733
+ SFX 61 0 me/36,33,35 m
1734
+ SFX 61 0 ne/36,33,35 n
1735
+ SFX 61 0 pe/36,33,35 p
1736
+ SFX 61 0 qe/36,33,35 q
1737
+ SFX 61 0 re/36,33,35 r
1738
+ SFX 61 0 se/36,33,35 s
1739
+ SFX 61 0 te/36,33,35 t
1740
+ SFX 61 0 ve/36,33,35 v
1741
+ SFX 61 0 we/36,33,35 w
1742
+ SFX 61 0 xe/36,33,35 x
1743
+ SFX 61 0 ze/36,33,35 z
1744
+ SFX 61 0 be-/32,35 b
1745
+ SFX 61 0 ce-/32,35 c
1746
+ SFX 61 0 de-/32,35 d
1747
+ SFX 61 0 fe-/32,35 f
1748
+ SFX 61 0 ge-/32,35 g
1749
+ SFX 61 0 he-/32,35 h
1750
+ SFX 61 0 je-/32,35 j
1751
+ SFX 61 0 ke-/32,35 k
1752
+ SFX 61 0 le-/32,35 l
1753
+ SFX 61 0 me-/32,35 m
1754
+ SFX 61 0 ne-/32,35 n
1755
+ SFX 61 0 pe-/32,35 p
1756
+ SFX 61 0 qe-/32,35 q
1757
+ SFX 61 0 re-/32,35 r
1758
+ SFX 61 0 se-/32,35 s
1759
+ SFX 61 0 te-/32,35 t
1760
+ SFX 61 0 ve-/32,35 v
1761
+ SFX 61 0 we-/32,35 w
1762
+ SFX 61 0 xe-/32,35 x
1763
+ SFX 61 0 ze-/32,35 z
1764
+ SFX 61 0 be-/36,33,35 b
1765
+ SFX 61 0 ce-/36,33,35 c
1766
+ SFX 61 0 de-/36,33,35 d
1767
+ SFX 61 0 fe-/36,33,35 f
1768
+ SFX 61 0 ge-/36,33,35 g
1769
+ SFX 61 0 he-/36,33,35 h
1770
+ SFX 61 0 je-/36,33,35 j
1771
+ SFX 61 0 ke-/36,33,35 k
1772
+ SFX 61 0 le-/36,33,35 l
1773
+ SFX 61 0 me-/36,33,35 m
1774
+ SFX 61 0 ne-/36,33,35 n
1775
+ SFX 61 0 pe-/36,33,35 p
1776
+ SFX 61 0 qe-/36,33,35 q
1777
+ SFX 61 0 re-/36,33,35 r
1778
+ SFX 61 0 se-/36,33,35 s
1779
+ SFX 61 0 te-/36,33,35 t
1780
+ SFX 61 0 ve-/36,33,35 v
1781
+ SFX 61 0 we-/36,33,35 w
1782
+ SFX 61 0 xe-/36,33,35 x
1783
+ SFX 61 0 ze-/36,33,35 z
1784
+ SFX 61 0 be-/34 b
1785
+ SFX 61 0 ce-/34 c
1786
+ SFX 61 0 de-/34 d
1787
+ SFX 61 0 fe-/34 f
1788
+ SFX 61 0 ge-/34 g
1789
+ SFX 61 0 he-/34 h
1790
+ SFX 61 0 je-/34 j
1791
+ SFX 61 0 ke-/34 k
1792
+ SFX 61 0 le-/34 l
1793
+ SFX 61 0 me-/34 m
1794
+ SFX 61 0 ne-/34 n
1795
+ SFX 61 0 pe-/34 p
1796
+ SFX 61 0 qe-/34 q
1797
+ SFX 61 0 re-/34 r
1798
+ SFX 61 0 se-/34 s
1799
+ SFX 61 0 te-/34 t
1800
+ SFX 61 0 ve-/34 v
1801
+ SFX 61 0 we-/34 w
1802
+ SFX 61 0 xe-/34 x
1803
+ SFX 61 0 ze-/34 z
1804
+
1805
+ #Substantiv, ender på el, -ler i flertal
1806
+ SFX 64 Y 164
1807
+ SFX 64 el ler/34 [^bcdfghjklmnpqrstvwxz]el +PLUR_UBEK
1808
+ SFX 64 el lers/34 [^bcdfghjklmnpqrstvwxz]el +GENITIV
1809
+ SFX 64 el lerne/34 [^bcdfghjklmnpqrstvwxz]el +PLUR_UBEK
1810
+ SFX 64 el lernes/34 [^bcdfghjklmnpqrstvwxz]el +GENITIV
1811
+ SFX 64 el ler/34 [^b]bel +PLUR_BEK
1812
+ SFX 64 el ler/34 [^c]cel +PLUR_BEK
1813
+ SFX 64 el ler/34 [^d]del +PLUR_BEK
1814
+ SFX 64 el ler/34 [^f]fel +PLUR_BEK
1815
+ SFX 64 el ler/34 [^g]gel +PLUR_BEK
1816
+ SFX 64 el ler/34 [^h]hel +PLUR_BEK
1817
+ SFX 64 el ler/34 [^j]jel +PLUR_BEK
1818
+ SFX 64 el ler/34 [^k]kel +PLUR_BEK
1819
+ SFX 64 el ler/34 [^l]lel +PLUR_BEK
1820
+ SFX 64 el ler/34 [^m]mel +PLUR_BEK
1821
+ SFX 64 el ler/34 [^n]nel +PLUR_BEK
1822
+ SFX 64 el ler/34 [^p]pel +PLUR_BEK
1823
+ SFX 64 el ler/34 [^q]qel +PLUR_BEK
1824
+ SFX 64 el ler/34 [^r]rel +PLUR_BEK
1825
+ SFX 64 el ler/34 [^s]sel +PLUR_BEK
1826
+ SFX 64 el ler/34 [^t]tel +PLUR_BEK
1827
+ SFX 64 el ler/34 [^v]vel +PLUR_BEK
1828
+ SFX 64 el ler/34 [^w]wel +PLUR_BEK
1829
+ SFX 64 el ler/34 [^x]xel +PLUR_BEK
1830
+ SFX 64 el ler/34 [^z]zel +PLUR_BEK
1831
+ SFX 64 bel ler/34 bbel +PLUR_BEK
1832
+ SFX 64 cel ler/34 ccel +PLUR_BEK
1833
+ SFX 64 del ler/34 ddel +PLUR_BEK
1834
+ SFX 64 fel ler/34 ffel +PLUR_BEK
1835
+ SFX 64 gel ler/34 ggel +PLUR_BEK
1836
+ SFX 64 hel ler/34 hhel +PLUR_BEK
1837
+ SFX 64 jel ler/34 jjel +PLUR_BEK
1838
+ SFX 64 kel ler/34 kkel +PLUR_BEK
1839
+ SFX 64 lel ler/34 llel +PLUR_BEK
1840
+ SFX 64 mel ler/34 mmel +PLUR_BEK
1841
+ SFX 64 nel ler/34 nnel +PLUR_BEK
1842
+ SFX 64 pel ler/34 ppel +PLUR_BEK
1843
+ SFX 64 qel ler/34 qqel +PLUR_BEK
1844
+ SFX 64 rel ler/34 rrel +PLUR_BEK
1845
+ SFX 64 sel ler/34 ssel +PLUR_BEK
1846
+ SFX 64 tel ler/34 ttel +PLUR_BEK
1847
+ SFX 64 vel ler/34 vvel +PLUR_BEK
1848
+ SFX 64 wel ler/34 wwel +PLUR_BEK
1849
+ SFX 64 xel ler/34 xxel +PLUR_BEK
1850
+ SFX 64 zel ler/34 zzel +PLUR_BEK
1851
+ SFX 64 el lers/34 [^b]bel +GENITIV
1852
+ SFX 64 el lers/34 [^c]cel +GENITIV
1853
+ SFX 64 el lers/34 [^d]del +GENITIV
1854
+ SFX 64 el lers/34 [^f]fel +GENITIV
1855
+ SFX 64 el lers/34 [^g]gel +GENITIV
1856
+ SFX 64 el lers/34 [^h]hel +GENITIV
1857
+ SFX 64 el lers/34 [^j]jel +GENITIV
1858
+ SFX 64 el lers/34 [^k]kel +GENITIV
1859
+ SFX 64 el lers/34 [^l]lel +GENITIV
1860
+ SFX 64 el lers/34 [^m]mel +GENITIV
1861
+ SFX 64 el lers/34 [^n]nel +GENITIV
1862
+ SFX 64 el lers/34 [^p]pel +GENITIV
1863
+ SFX 64 el lers/34 [^q]qel +GENITIV
1864
+ SFX 64 el lers/34 [^r]rel +GENITIV
1865
+ SFX 64 el lers/34 [^s]sel +GENITIV
1866
+ SFX 64 el lers/34 [^t]tel +GENITIV
1867
+ SFX 64 el lers/34 [^v]vel +GENITIV
1868
+ SFX 64 el lers/34 [^w]wel +GENITIV
1869
+ SFX 64 el lers/34 [^x]xel +GENITIV
1870
+ SFX 64 el lers/34 [^z]zel +GENITIV
1871
+ SFX 64 bel lers/34 bbel +GENITIV
1872
+ SFX 64 cel lers/34 ccel +GENITIV
1873
+ SFX 64 del lers/34 ddel +GENITIV
1874
+ SFX 64 fel lers/34 ffel +GENITIV
1875
+ SFX 64 gel lers/34 ggel +GENITIV
1876
+ SFX 64 hel lers/34 hhel +GENITIV
1877
+ SFX 64 jel lers/34 jjel +GENITIV
1878
+ SFX 64 kel lers/34 kkel +GENITIV
1879
+ SFX 64 lel lers/34 llel +GENITIV
1880
+ SFX 64 mel lers/34 mmel +GENITIV
1881
+ SFX 64 nel lers/34 nnel +GENITIV
1882
+ SFX 64 pel lers/34 ppel +GENITIV
1883
+ SFX 64 qel lers/34 qqel +GENITIV
1884
+ SFX 64 rel lers/34 rrel +GENITIV
1885
+ SFX 64 sel lers/34 ssel +GENITIV
1886
+ SFX 64 tel lers/34 ttel +GENITIV
1887
+ SFX 64 vel lers/34 vvel +GENITIV
1888
+ SFX 64 wel lers/34 wwel +GENITIV
1889
+ SFX 64 xel lers/34 xxel +GENITIV
1890
+ SFX 64 zel lers/34 zzel +GENITIV
1891
+ SFX 64 el lerne/34 [^b]bel +PLUR_UBEK
1892
+ SFX 64 el lerne/34 [^c]cel +PLUR_UBEK
1893
+ SFX 64 el lerne/34 [^d]del +PLUR_UBEK
1894
+ SFX 64 el lerne/34 [^f]fel +PLUR_UBEK
1895
+ SFX 64 el lerne/34 [^g]gel +PLUR_UBEK
1896
+ SFX 64 el lerne/34 [^h]hel +PLUR_UBEK
1897
+ SFX 64 el lerne/34 [^j]jel +PLUR_UBEK
1898
+ SFX 64 el lerne/34 [^k]kel +PLUR_UBEK
1899
+ SFX 64 el lerne/34 [^l]lel +PLUR_UBEK
1900
+ SFX 64 el lerne/34 [^m]mel +PLUR_UBEK
1901
+ SFX 64 el lerne/34 [^n]nel +PLUR_UBEK
1902
+ SFX 64 el lerne/34 [^p]pel +PLUR_UBEK
1903
+ SFX 64 el lerne/34 [^q]qel +PLUR_UBEK
1904
+ SFX 64 el lerne/34 [^r]rel +PLUR_UBEK
1905
+ SFX 64 el lerne/34 [^s]sel +PLUR_UBEK
1906
+ SFX 64 el lerne/34 [^t]tel +PLUR_UBEK
1907
+ SFX 64 el lerne/34 [^v]vel +PLUR_UBEK
1908
+ SFX 64 el lerne/34 [^w]wel +PLUR_UBEK
1909
+ SFX 64 el lerne/34 [^x]xel +PLUR_UBEK
1910
+ SFX 64 el lerne/34 [^z]zel +PLUR_UBEK
1911
+ SFX 64 bel lerne/34 bbel +PLUR_UBEK
1912
+ SFX 64 cel lerne/34 ccel +PLUR_UBEK
1913
+ SFX 64 del lerne/34 ddel +PLUR_UBEK
1914
+ SFX 64 fel lerne/34 ffel +PLUR_UBEK
1915
+ SFX 64 gel lerne/34 ggel +PLUR_UBEK
1916
+ SFX 64 hel lerne/34 hhel +PLUR_UBEK
1917
+ SFX 64 jel lerne/34 jjel +PLUR_UBEK
1918
+ SFX 64 kel lerne/34 kkel +PLUR_UBEK
1919
+ SFX 64 lel lerne/34 llel +PLUR_UBEK
1920
+ SFX 64 mel lerne/34 mmel +PLUR_UBEK
1921
+ SFX 64 nel lerne/34 nnel +PLUR_UBEK
1922
+ SFX 64 pel lerne/34 ppel +PLUR_UBEK
1923
+ SFX 64 qel lerne/34 qqel +PLUR_UBEK
1924
+ SFX 64 rel lerne/34 rrel +PLUR_UBEK
1925
+ SFX 64 sel lerne/34 ssel +PLUR_UBEK
1926
+ SFX 64 tel lerne/34 ttel +PLUR_UBEK
1927
+ SFX 64 vel lerne/34 vvel +PLUR_UBEK
1928
+ SFX 64 wel lerne/34 wwel +PLUR_UBEK
1929
+ SFX 64 xel lerne/34 xxel +PLUR_UBEK
1930
+ SFX 64 zel lerne/34 zzel +PLUR_UBEK
1931
+ SFX 64 el lernes/34 [^b]bel +GENITIV
1932
+ SFX 64 el lernes/34 [^c]cel +GENITIV
1933
+ SFX 64 el lernes/34 [^d]del +GENITIV
1934
+ SFX 64 el lernes/34 [^f]fel +GENITIV
1935
+ SFX 64 el lernes/34 [^g]gel +GENITIV
1936
+ SFX 64 el lernes/34 [^h]hel +GENITIV
1937
+ SFX 64 el lernes/34 [^j]jel +GENITIV
1938
+ SFX 64 el lernes/34 [^k]kel +GENITIV
1939
+ SFX 64 el lernes/34 [^l]lel +GENITIV
1940
+ SFX 64 el lernes/34 [^m]mel +GENITIV
1941
+ SFX 64 el lernes/34 [^n]nel +GENITIV
1942
+ SFX 64 el lernes/34 [^p]pel +GENITIV
1943
+ SFX 64 el lernes/34 [^q]qel +GENITIV
1944
+ SFX 64 el lernes/34 [^r]rel +GENITIV
1945
+ SFX 64 el lernes/34 [^s]sel +GENITIV
1946
+ SFX 64 el lernes/34 [^t]tel +GENITIV
1947
+ SFX 64 el lernes/34 [^v]vel +GENITIV
1948
+ SFX 64 el lernes/34 [^w]wel +GENITIV
1949
+ SFX 64 el lernes/34 [^x]xel +GENITIV
1950
+ SFX 64 el lernes/34 [^z]zel +GENITIV
1951
+ SFX 64 bel lernes/34 bbel +GENITIV
1952
+ SFX 64 cel lernes/34 ccel +GENITIV
1953
+ SFX 64 del lernes/34 ddel +GENITIV
1954
+ SFX 64 fel lernes/34 ffel +GENITIV
1955
+ SFX 64 gel lernes/34 ggel +GENITIV
1956
+ SFX 64 hel lernes/34 hhel +GENITIV
1957
+ SFX 64 jel lernes/34 jjel +GENITIV
1958
+ SFX 64 kel lernes/34 kkel +GENITIV
1959
+ SFX 64 lel lernes/34 llel +GENITIV
1960
+ SFX 64 mel lernes/34 mmel +GENITIV
1961
+ SFX 64 nel lernes/34 nnel +GENITIV
1962
+ SFX 64 pel lernes/34 ppel +GENITIV
1963
+ SFX 64 qel lernes/34 qqel +GENITIV
1964
+ SFX 64 rel lernes/34 rrel +GENITIV
1965
+ SFX 64 sel lernes/34 ssel +GENITIV
1966
+ SFX 64 tel lernes/34 ttel +GENITIV
1967
+ SFX 64 vel lernes/34 vvel +GENITIV
1968
+ SFX 64 wel lernes/34 wwel +GENITIV
1969
+ SFX 64 xel lernes/34 xxel +GENITIV
1970
+ SFX 64 zel lernes/34 zzel +GENITIV
1971
+
1972
+ #Substantiv, fælleskøn, ender på el, bekendt form ental, -el erstattes med -len
1973
+ SFX 65 Y 82
1974
+ SFX 65 el len/34 [^bcdfghjklmnpqrstvwxz]el +BESTEMT_ENTAL
1975
+ SFX 65 el lens/34 [^bcdfghjklmnpqrstvwxz]el +GENITIV
1976
+ SFX 65 el len/34 [^b]bel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
1977
+ SFX 65 el len/34 [^c]cel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
1978
+ SFX 65 el len/34 [^d]del +BESTEMT_ENTAL
1979
+ SFX 65 el len/34 [^f]fel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
1980
+ SFX 65 el len/34 [^g]gel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
1981
+ SFX 65 el len/34 [^h]hel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
1982
+ SFX 65 el len/34 [^j]jel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
1983
+ SFX 65 el len/34 [^k]kel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
1984
+ SFX 65 el len/34 [^l]lel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
1985
+ SFX 65 el len/34 [^m]mel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
1986
+ SFX 65 el len/34 [^n]nel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
1987
+ SFX 65 el len/34 [^p]pel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
1988
+ SFX 65 el len/34 [^q]qel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
1989
+ SFX 65 el len/34 [^r]rel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
1990
+ SFX 65 el len/34 [^s]sel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
1991
+ SFX 65 el len/34 [^t]tel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
1992
+ SFX 65 el len/34 [^v]vel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
1993
+ SFX 65 el len/34 [^w]wel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
1994
+ SFX 65 el len/34 [^x]xel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
1995
+ SFX 65 el len/34 [^z]zel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
1996
+ SFX 65 el lens/34 [^b]bel +GENITIV
1997
+ SFX 65 el lens/34 [^c]cel +GENITIV
1998
+ SFX 65 el lens/34 [^d]del +GENITIV
1999
+ SFX 65 el lens/34 [^f]fel +GENITIV
2000
+ SFX 65 el lens/34 [^g]gel +GENITIV
2001
+ SFX 65 el lens/34 [^h]hel +GENITIV
2002
+ SFX 65 el lens/34 [^j]jel +GENITIV
2003
+ SFX 65 el lens/34 [^k]kel +GENITIV
2004
+ SFX 65 el lens/34 [^l]lel +GENITIV
2005
+ SFX 65 el lens/34 [^m]mel +GENITIV
2006
+ SFX 65 el lens/34 [^n]nel +GENITIV
2007
+ SFX 65 el lens/34 [^p]pel +GENITIV
2008
+ SFX 65 el lens/34 [^q]qel +GENITIV
2009
+ SFX 65 el lens/34 [^r]rel +GENITIV
2010
+ SFX 65 el lens/34 [^s]sel +GENITIV
2011
+ SFX 65 el lens/34 [^t]tel +GENITIV
2012
+ SFX 65 el lens/34 [^v]vel +GENITIV
2013
+ SFX 65 el lens/34 [^w]wel +GENITIV
2014
+ SFX 65 el lens/34 [^x]xel +GENITIV
2015
+ SFX 65 el lens/34 [^z]zel +GENITIV
2016
+ SFX 65 bel len/34 bbel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2017
+ SFX 65 cel len/34 ccel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2018
+ SFX 65 del len/34 ddel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2019
+ SFX 65 fel len/34 ffel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2020
+ SFX 65 gel len/34 ggel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2021
+ SFX 65 hel len/34 hhel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2022
+ SFX 65 jel len/34 jjel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2023
+ SFX 65 kel len/34 kkel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2024
+ SFX 65 lel len/34 llel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2025
+ SFX 65 mel len/34 mmel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2026
+ SFX 65 nel len/34 nnel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2027
+ SFX 65 pel len/34 ppel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2028
+ SFX 65 qel len/34 qqel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2029
+ SFX 65 rel len/34 rrel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2030
+ SFX 65 sel len/34 ssel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2031
+ SFX 65 tel len/34 ttel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2032
+ SFX 65 vel len/34 vvel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2033
+ SFX 65 wel len/34 wwel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2034
+ SFX 65 xel len/34 xxel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2035
+ SFX 65 zel len/34 zzel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2036
+ SFX 65 bel lens/34 bbel +GENITIV
2037
+ SFX 65 cel lens/34 ccel +GENITIV
2038
+ SFX 65 del lens/34 ddel +GENITIV
2039
+ SFX 65 fel lens/34 ffel +GENITIV
2040
+ SFX 65 gel lens/34 ggel +GENITIV
2041
+ SFX 65 hel lens/34 hhel +GENITIV
2042
+ SFX 65 jel lens/34 jjel +GENITIV
2043
+ SFX 65 kel lens/34 kkel +GENITIV
2044
+ SFX 65 lel lens/34 llel +GENITIV
2045
+ SFX 65 mel lens/34 mmel +GENITIV
2046
+ SFX 65 nel lens/34 nnel +GENITIV
2047
+ SFX 65 pel lens/34 ppel +GENITIV
2048
+ SFX 65 qel lens/34 qqel +GENITIV
2049
+ SFX 65 rel lens/34 rrel +GENITIV
2050
+ SFX 65 sel lens/34 ssel +GENITIV
2051
+ SFX 65 tel lens/34 ttel +GENITIV
2052
+ SFX 65 vel lens/34 vvel +GENITIV
2053
+ SFX 65 wel lens/34 wwel +GENITIV
2054
+ SFX 65 xel lens/34 xxel +GENITIV
2055
+ SFX 65 zel lens/34 zzel +GENITIV
2056
+
2057
+ #Substantiv, intetkøn, ender på el, bestemt form ental, -el erstattes med -let
2058
+ SFX 66 Y 82
2059
+ SFX 66 el let/34 [^bcdfghjklmnpqrstvwxz]el +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2060
+ SFX 66 el lets/34 [^bcdfghjklmnpqrstvwxz]el +GENITIV
2061
+ SFX 66 el let/34 [^b]bel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2062
+ SFX 66 el let/34 [^c]cel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2063
+ SFX 66 el let/34 [^d]del +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2064
+ SFX 66 el let/34 [^f]fel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2065
+ SFX 66 el let/34 [^g]gel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2066
+ SFX 66 el let/34 [^h]hel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2067
+ SFX 66 el let/34 [^j]jel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2068
+ SFX 66 el let/34 [^k]kel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2069
+ SFX 66 el let/34 [^l]lel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2070
+ SFX 66 el let/34 [^m]mel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2071
+ SFX 66 el let/34 [^n]nel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2072
+ SFX 66 el let/34 [^p]pel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2073
+ SFX 66 el let/34 [^q]qel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2074
+ SFX 66 el let/34 [^r]rel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2075
+ SFX 66 el let/34 [^s]sel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2076
+ SFX 66 el let/34 [^t]tel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2077
+ SFX 66 el let/34 [^v]vel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2078
+ SFX 66 el let/34 [^w]wel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2079
+ SFX 66 el let/34 [^x]xel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2080
+ SFX 66 el let/34 [^z]zel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2081
+ SFX 66 bel let/34 bbel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2082
+ SFX 66 cel let/34 ccel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2083
+ SFX 66 del let/34 ddel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2084
+ SFX 66 fel let/34 ffel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2085
+ SFX 66 gel let/34 ggel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2086
+ SFX 66 hel let/34 hhel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2087
+ SFX 66 jel let/34 jjel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2088
+ SFX 66 kel let/34 kkel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2089
+ SFX 66 lel let/34 llel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2090
+ SFX 66 mel let/34 mmel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2091
+ SFX 66 nel let/34 nnel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2092
+ SFX 66 pel let/34 ppel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2093
+ SFX 66 qel let/34 qqel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2094
+ SFX 66 rel let/34 rrel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2095
+ SFX 66 sel let/34 ssel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2096
+ SFX 66 tel let/34 ttel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2097
+ SFX 66 vel let/34 vvel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2098
+ SFX 66 wel let/34 wwel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2099
+ SFX 66 xel let/34 xxel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2100
+ SFX 66 zel let/34 zzel +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2101
+ SFX 66 el lets/34 [^b]bel +GENITIV
2102
+ SFX 66 el lets/34 [^c]cel +GENITIV
2103
+ SFX 66 el lets/34 [^d]del +GENITIV
2104
+ SFX 66 el lets/34 [^f]fel +GENITIV
2105
+ SFX 66 el lets/34 [^g]gel +GENITIV
2106
+ SFX 66 el lets/34 [^h]hel +GENITIV
2107
+ SFX 66 el lets/34 [^j]jel +GENITIV
2108
+ SFX 66 el lets/34 [^k]kel +GENITIV
2109
+ SFX 66 el lets/34 [^l]lel +GENITIV
2110
+ SFX 66 el lets/34 [^m]mel +GENITIV
2111
+ SFX 66 el lets/34 [^n]nel +GENITIV
2112
+ SFX 66 el lets/34 [^p]pel +GENITIV
2113
+ SFX 66 el lets/34 [^q]qel +GENITIV
2114
+ SFX 66 el lets/34 [^r]rel +GENITIV
2115
+ SFX 66 el lets/34 [^s]sel +GENITIV
2116
+ SFX 66 el lets/34 [^t]tel +GENITIV
2117
+ SFX 66 el lets/34 [^v]vel +GENITIV
2118
+ SFX 66 el lets/34 [^w]wel +GENITIV
2119
+ SFX 66 el lets/34 [^x]xel +GENITIV
2120
+ SFX 66 el lets/34 [^z]zel +GENITIV
2121
+ SFX 66 bel lets/34 bbel +GENITIV
2122
+ SFX 66 cel lets/34 ccel +GENITIV
2123
+ SFX 66 del lets/34 ddel +GENITIV
2124
+ SFX 66 fel lets/34 ffel +GENITIV
2125
+ SFX 66 gel lets/34 ggel +GENITIV
2126
+ SFX 66 hel lets/34 hhel +GENITIV
2127
+ SFX 66 jel lets/34 jjel +GENITIV
2128
+ SFX 66 kel lets/34 kkel +GENITIV
2129
+ SFX 66 lel lets/34 llel +GENITIV
2130
+ SFX 66 mel lets/34 mmel +GENITIV
2131
+ SFX 66 nel lets/34 nnel +GENITIV
2132
+ SFX 66 pel lets/34 ppel +GENITIV
2133
+ SFX 66 qel lets/34 qqel +GENITIV
2134
+ SFX 66 rel lets/34 rrel +GENITIV
2135
+ SFX 66 sel lets/34 ssel +GENITIV
2136
+ SFX 66 tel lets/34 ttel +GENITIV
2137
+ SFX 66 vel lets/34 vvel +GENITIV
2138
+ SFX 66 wel lets/34 wwel +GENITIV
2139
+ SFX 66 xel lets/34 xxel +GENITIV
2140
+ SFX 66 zel lets/34 zzel +GENITIV
2141
+
2142
+ #Sammensætning, fugeelement kons.f.+er
2143
+ SFX 68 Y 100
2144
+ SFX 68 0 ber/32,35,36 b
2145
+ SFX 68 0 cer/32,35,36 c
2146
+ SFX 68 0 der/32,35,36 d
2147
+ SFX 68 0 fer/32,35,36 f
2148
+ SFX 68 0 ger/32,35,36 g
2149
+ SFX 68 0 her/32,35,36 h
2150
+ SFX 68 0 jer/32,35,36 j
2151
+ SFX 68 0 ker/32,35,36 k
2152
+ SFX 68 0 ler/32,35,36 l
2153
+ SFX 68 0 mer/32,35,36 m
2154
+ SFX 68 0 ner/32,35,36 n
2155
+ SFX 68 0 per/32,35,36 p
2156
+ SFX 68 0 qer/32,35,36 q
2157
+ SFX 68 0 rer/32,35,36 r
2158
+ SFX 68 0 ser/32,35,36 s
2159
+ SFX 68 0 ter/32,35,36 t
2160
+ SFX 68 0 ver/32,35,36 v
2161
+ SFX 68 0 wer/32,35,36 w
2162
+ SFX 68 0 xer/32,35,36 x
2163
+ SFX 68 0 zer/32,35,36 z
2164
+ SFX 68 0 ber/36,33,35 b
2165
+ SFX 68 0 cer/36,33,35 c
2166
+ SFX 68 0 der/36,33,35 d
2167
+ SFX 68 0 fer/36,33,35 f
2168
+ SFX 68 0 ger/36,33,35 g
2169
+ SFX 68 0 her/36,33,35 h
2170
+ SFX 68 0 jer/36,33,35 j
2171
+ SFX 68 0 ker/36,33,35 k
2172
+ SFX 68 0 ler/36,33,35 l
2173
+ SFX 68 0 mer/36,33,35 m
2174
+ SFX 68 0 ner/36,33,35 n
2175
+ SFX 68 0 per/36,33,35 p
2176
+ SFX 68 0 qer/36,33,35 q
2177
+ SFX 68 0 rer/36,33,35 r
2178
+ SFX 68 0 ser/36,33,35 s
2179
+ SFX 68 0 ter/36,33,35 t
2180
+ SFX 68 0 ver/36,33,35 v
2181
+ SFX 68 0 wer/36,33,35 w
2182
+ SFX 68 0 xer/36,33,35 x
2183
+ SFX 68 0 zer/36,33,35 z
2184
+ SFX 68 0 ber-/32,35 b
2185
+ SFX 68 0 cer-/32,35 c
2186
+ SFX 68 0 der-/32,35 d
2187
+ SFX 68 0 fer-/32,35 f
2188
+ SFX 68 0 ger-/32,35 g
2189
+ SFX 68 0 her-/32,35 h
2190
+ SFX 68 0 jer-/32,35 j
2191
+ SFX 68 0 ker-/32,35 k
2192
+ SFX 68 0 ler-/32,35 l
2193
+ SFX 68 0 mer-/32,35 m
2194
+ SFX 68 0 ner-/32,35 n
2195
+ SFX 68 0 per-/32,35 p
2196
+ SFX 68 0 qer-/32,35 q
2197
+ SFX 68 0 rer-/32,35 r
2198
+ SFX 68 0 ser-/32,35 s
2199
+ SFX 68 0 ter-/32,35 t
2200
+ SFX 68 0 ver-/32,35 v
2201
+ SFX 68 0 wer-/32,35 w
2202
+ SFX 68 0 xer-/32,35 x
2203
+ SFX 68 0 zer-/32,35 z
2204
+ SFX 68 0 ber-/33,35 b
2205
+ SFX 68 0 cer-/33,35 c
2206
+ SFX 68 0 der-/33,35 d
2207
+ SFX 68 0 fer-/33,35 f
2208
+ SFX 68 0 ger-/33,35 g
2209
+ SFX 68 0 her-/33,35 h
2210
+ SFX 68 0 jer-/33,35 j
2211
+ SFX 68 0 ker-/33,35 k
2212
+ SFX 68 0 ler-/33,35 l
2213
+ SFX 68 0 mer-/33,35 m
2214
+ SFX 68 0 ner-/33,35 n
2215
+ SFX 68 0 per-/33,35 p
2216
+ SFX 68 0 qer-/33,35 q
2217
+ SFX 68 0 rer-/33,35 r
2218
+ SFX 68 0 ser-/33,35 s
2219
+ SFX 68 0 ter-/33,35 t
2220
+ SFX 68 0 ver-/33,35 v
2221
+ SFX 68 0 wer-/33,35 w
2222
+ SFX 68 0 xer-/33,35 x
2223
+ SFX 68 0 zer-/33,35 z
2224
+ SFX 68 0 ber-/34 b
2225
+ SFX 68 0 cer-/34 c
2226
+ SFX 68 0 der-/34 d
2227
+ SFX 68 0 fer-/34 f
2228
+ SFX 68 0 ger-/34 g
2229
+ SFX 68 0 her-/34 h
2230
+ SFX 68 0 jer-/34 j
2231
+ SFX 68 0 ker-/34 k
2232
+ SFX 68 0 ler-/34 l
2233
+ SFX 68 0 mer-/34 m
2234
+ SFX 68 0 ner-/34 n
2235
+ SFX 68 0 per-/34 p
2236
+ SFX 68 0 qer-/34 q
2237
+ SFX 68 0 rer-/34 r
2238
+ SFX 68 0 ser-/34 s
2239
+ SFX 68 0 ter-/34 t
2240
+ SFX 68 0 ver-/34 v
2241
+ SFX 68 0 wer-/34 w
2242
+ SFX 68 0 xer-/34 x
2243
+ SFX 68 0 zer-/34 z
2244
+
2245
+ #Sammensætning, fugeelement fjern um tilføj e
2246
+ SFX 69 Y 5
2247
+ SFX 69 um e/36,32,35 um +FUGNING
2248
+ SFX 69 um e/36,33,35 um +FUGNING
2249
+ SFX 69 um e-/32,35 um
2250
+ SFX 69 um e-/33,39 um
2251
+ SFX 69 um e-/34 um
2252
+
2253
+ #Substantiv, intetkøn, ender på um, bestemt form ental, -um erstattes med -et
2254
+ SFX 70 Y 2
2255
+ SFX 70 um et/34 um +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2256
+ SFX 70 um ets/34 um +GENITIV
2257
+
2258
+ #Substantiv, ender på um, flertal, -um erstattes med -er
2259
+ SFX 71 Y 4
2260
+ SFX 71 um er/34 um +PLUR_UBEK
2261
+ SFX 71 um ers/34 um +GENITIV
2262
+ SFX 71 um erne/34 um +PLUR_BEK
2263
+ SFX 71 um ernes/34 um +GENITIV
2264
+
2265
+ #Substantiv, ender på um, -um erstattes med -e i ental
2266
+ SFX 72 Y 2
2267
+ SFX 72 um e/34 um
2268
+ SFX 72 um es/34 um +GENITIV
2269
+
2270
+ #Substantiv, kun flertal, bestemt form -ne (efter -e og -r) eller -ene (øvrige)
2271
+ SFX 74 Y 4
2272
+ SFX 74 0 ne/34 [er] +PLUR_BEK
2273
+ SFX 74 0 nes/34 [er] +GENITIV
2274
+ SFX 74 0 ene/34 [^er] +PLUR_BEK
2275
+ SFX 74 0 enes/34 [^er] +GENITIV
2276
+
2277
+ #Apostrof før endelse, fælleskøn, torso
2278
+ SFX 75 Y 3
2279
+ SFX 75 0 'en . +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2280
+ SFX 75 0 'ens . +GENITIV
2281
+ SFX 75 0 's . +GENITIV
2282
+
2283
+ #Substantiv med apostrof før endelse, intetkøn, torso
2284
+ SFX 76 Y 3
2285
+ SFX 76 0 'et . +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2286
+ SFX 76 0 'ets . +GENITIV
2287
+ SFX 76 0 's . +GENITIV
2288
+
2289
+ #Adjektiv, -el og evt. dobbeltkonsonant erstattes med -le
2290
+ SFX 77 Y 82
2291
+ SFX 77 el le/34 [^bcdfghjklmnpqrstvwxz]el
2292
+ SFX 77 el les/34 [^bcdfghjklmnpqrstvwxz]el +GENITIV
2293
+ SFX 77 el le/34 [^b]bel
2294
+ SFX 77 el le/34 [^c]cel
2295
+ SFX 77 el le/34 [^d]del
2296
+ SFX 77 el le/34 [^f]fel
2297
+ SFX 77 el le/34 [^g]gel
2298
+ SFX 77 el le/34 [^h]hel
2299
+ SFX 77 el le/34 [^j]jel
2300
+ SFX 77 el le/34 [^k]kel
2301
+ SFX 77 el le/34 [^l]lel
2302
+ SFX 77 el le/34 [^m]mel
2303
+ SFX 77 el le/34 [^n]nel
2304
+ SFX 77 el le/34 [^p]pel
2305
+ SFX 77 el le/34 [^q]qel
2306
+ SFX 77 el le/34 [^r]rel
2307
+ SFX 77 el le/34 [^s]sel
2308
+ SFX 77 el le/34 [^t]tel
2309
+ SFX 77 el le/34 [^v]vel
2310
+ SFX 77 el le/34 [^w]wel
2311
+ SFX 77 el le/34 [^x]xel
2312
+ SFX 77 el le/34 [^z]zel
2313
+ SFX 77 el les/34 [^b]bel +GENITIV
2314
+ SFX 77 el les/34 [^c]cel +GENITIV
2315
+ SFX 77 el les/34 [^d]del +GENITIV
2316
+ SFX 77 el les/34 [^f]fel +GENITIV
2317
+ SFX 77 el les/34 [^g]gel +GENITIV
2318
+ SFX 77 el les/34 [^h]hel +GENITIV
2319
+ SFX 77 el les/34 [^j]jel +GENITIV
2320
+ SFX 77 el les/34 [^k]kel +GENITIV
2321
+ SFX 77 el les/34 [^l]lel +GENITIV
2322
+ SFX 77 el les/34 [^m]mel +GENITIV
2323
+ SFX 77 el les/34 [^n]nel +GENITIV
2324
+ SFX 77 el les/34 [^p]pel +GENITIV
2325
+ SFX 77 el les/34 [^q]qel +GENITIV
2326
+ SFX 77 el les/34 [^r]rel +GENITIV
2327
+ SFX 77 el les/34 [^s]sel +GENITIV
2328
+ SFX 77 el les/34 [^t]tel +GENITIV
2329
+ SFX 77 el les/34 [^v]vel +GENITIV
2330
+ SFX 77 el les/34 [^w]wel +GENITIV
2331
+ SFX 77 el les/34 [^x]xel +GENITIV
2332
+ SFX 77 el les/34 [^z]zel +GENITIV
2333
+ SFX 77 bel le/34 bbel +PLUR_BEK
2334
+ SFX 77 cel le/34 ccel +PLUR_BEK
2335
+ SFX 77 del le/34 ddel +PLUR_BEK
2336
+ SFX 77 fel le/34 ffel +PLUR_BEK
2337
+ SFX 77 gel le/34 ggel +PLUR_BEK
2338
+ SFX 77 hel le/34 hhel +PLUR_BEK
2339
+ SFX 77 jel le/34 jjel +PLUR_BEK
2340
+ SFX 77 kel le/34 kkel +PLUR_BEK
2341
+ SFX 77 lel le/34 llel +PLUR_BEK
2342
+ SFX 77 mel le/34 mmel +PLUR_BEK
2343
+ SFX 77 nel le/34 nnel +PLUR_BEK
2344
+ SFX 77 pel le/34 ppel +PLUR_BEK
2345
+ SFX 77 qel le/34 qqel +PLUR_BEK
2346
+ SFX 77 rel le/34 rrel +PLUR_BEK
2347
+ SFX 77 sel le/34 ssel +PLUR_BEK
2348
+ SFX 77 tel le/34 ttel +PLUR_BEK
2349
+ SFX 77 vel le/34 vvel +PLUR_BEK
2350
+ SFX 77 wel le/34 wwel +PLUR_BEK
2351
+ SFX 77 xel le/34 xxel +PLUR_BEK
2352
+ SFX 77 zel le/34 zzel +PLUR_BEK
2353
+ SFX 77 bel les/34 bel +GENITIV
2354
+ SFX 77 cel les/34 cel +GENITIV
2355
+ SFX 77 del les/34 del +GENITIV
2356
+ SFX 77 fel les/34 fel +GENITIV
2357
+ SFX 77 gel les/34 gel +GENITIV
2358
+ SFX 77 hel les/34 hel +GENITIV
2359
+ SFX 77 jel les/34 jel +GENITIV
2360
+ SFX 77 kel les/34 kel +GENITIV
2361
+ SFX 77 lel les/34 lel +GENITIV
2362
+ SFX 77 mel les/34 mel +GENITIV
2363
+ SFX 77 nel les/34 nel +GENITIV
2364
+ SFX 77 pel les/34 pel +GENITIV
2365
+ SFX 77 qel les/34 qel +GENITIV
2366
+ SFX 77 rel les/34 rel +GENITIV
2367
+ SFX 77 sel les/34 sel +GENITIV
2368
+ SFX 77 tel les/34 tel +GENITIV
2369
+ SFX 77 vel les/34 vel +GENITIV
2370
+ SFX 77 wel les/34 wel +GENITIV
2371
+ SFX 77 xel les/34 xel +GENITIV
2372
+ SFX 77 zel les/34 zel +GENITIV
2373
+
2374
+ #Adjektiv, -el og evt. dobbeltkonsonant erstattes med -lere og -lest
2375
+ SFX 78 Y 205
2376
+ SFX 78 el lere/34 [^bcdfghjklmnpqrstvwxz]el +KOMPARATIV
2377
+ SFX 78 el leres/34 [^bcdfghjklmnpqrstvwxz]el +GENITIV
2378
+ SFX 78 el lere/34 [^b]bel +KOMPARATIV
2379
+ SFX 78 el lere/34 [^c]cel +KOMPARATIV
2380
+ SFX 78 el lere/34 [^d]del +KOMPARATIV
2381
+ SFX 78 el lere/34 [^f]fel +KOMPARATIV
2382
+ SFX 78 el lere/34 [^g]gel +KOMPARATIV
2383
+ SFX 78 el lere/34 [^h]hel +KOMPARATIV
2384
+ SFX 78 el lere/34 [^j]jel +KOMPARATIV
2385
+ SFX 78 el lere/34 [^k]kel +KOMPARATIV
2386
+ SFX 78 el lere/34 [^l]lel +KOMPARATIV
2387
+ SFX 78 el lere/34 [^m]mel +KOMPARATIV
2388
+ SFX 78 el lere/34 [^n]nel +KOMPARATIV
2389
+ SFX 78 el lere/34 [^p]pel +KOMPARATIV
2390
+ SFX 78 el lere/34 [^q]qel +KOMPARATIV
2391
+ SFX 78 el lere/34 [^r]rel +KOMPARATIV
2392
+ SFX 78 el lere/34 [^s]sel +KOMPARATIV
2393
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2394
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2397
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2398
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2399
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2400
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2401
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2402
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2403
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2404
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2405
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2406
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2407
+ SFX 78 el leres/34 [^m]mel +GENITIV
2408
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2409
+ SFX 78 el leres/34 [^p]pel +GENITIV
2410
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2411
+ SFX 78 el leres/34 [^r]rel +GENITIV
2412
+ SFX 78 el leres/34 [^s]sel +GENITIV
2413
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2414
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2415
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2416
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2417
+ SFX 78 el leres/34 [^z]zel +GENITIV
2418
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2419
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2420
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2421
+ SFX 78 fel lere/34 ffel +KOMPARATIV
2422
+ SFX 78 gel lere/34 ggel +KOMPARATIV
2423
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2424
+ SFX 78 jel lere/34 jjel +KOMPARATIV
2425
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2426
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2427
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2428
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2429
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2430
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2431
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2432
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2433
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2434
+ SFX 78 vel lere/34 vvel +KOMPARATIV
2435
+ SFX 78 wel lere/34 wwel +KOMPARATIV
2436
+ SFX 78 xel lere/34 xxel +KOMPARATIV
2437
+ SFX 78 zel lere/34 zzel +KOMPARATIV
2438
+ SFX 78 bel leres/34 bbel +GENITIV
2439
+ SFX 78 cel leres/34 ccel +GENITIV
2440
+ SFX 78 del leres/34 ddel +GENITIV
2441
+ SFX 78 fel leres/34 ffel +GENITIV
2442
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2443
+ SFX 78 hel leres/34 hhel +GENITIV
2444
+ SFX 78 jel leres/34 jjel +GENITIV
2445
+ SFX 78 kel leres/34 kkel +GENITIV
2446
+ SFX 78 lel leres/34 llel +GENITIV
2447
+ SFX 78 mel leres/34 mmel +GENITIV
2448
+ SFX 78 nel leres/34 nnel +GENITIV
2449
+ SFX 78 pel leres/34 ppel +GENITIV
2450
+ SFX 78 qel leres/34 qqel +GENITIV
2451
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2452
+ SFX 78 sel leres/34 ssel +GENITIV
2453
+ SFX 78 tel leres/34 ttel +GENITIV
2454
+ SFX 78 vel leres/34 vvel +GENITIV
2455
+ SFX 78 wel leres/34 wwel +GENITIV
2456
+ SFX 78 xel leres/34 xxel +GENITIV
2457
+ SFX 78 zel leres/34 zzel +GENITIV
2458
+ SFX 78 el lerest/34,90,89 [^bcdfghjklmnpqrstvwxz]el +SUPERLATIV
2459
+ SFX 78 el leste/34,90,89 [^bcdfghjklmnpqrstvwxz]el +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2460
+ SFX 78 el lestes/34,90,89 [^bcdfghjklmnpqrstvwxz]el +GENITIV
2461
+ SFX 78 el lest/34,90,89 [^b]b +SUPERLATIV
2462
+ SFX 78 el lest/34,90,89 [^c]c +SUPERLATIV
2463
+ SFX 78 el lest/34,90,89 [^d]d +SUPERLATIV
2464
+ SFX 78 el lest/34,90,89 [^f]f +SUPERLATIV
2465
+ SFX 78 el lest/34,90,89 [^g]g +SUPERLATIV
2466
+ SFX 78 el lest/34,90,89 [^h]h +SUPERLATIV
2467
+ SFX 78 el lest/34,90,89 [^j]j +SUPERLATIV
2468
+ SFX 78 el lest/34,90,89 [^k]k +SUPERLATIV
2469
+ SFX 78 el lest/34,90,89 [^l]l +SUPERLATIV
2470
+ SFX 78 el lest/34,90,89 [^m]m +SUPERLATIV
2471
+ SFX 78 el lest/34,90,89 [^n]n +SUPERLATIV
2472
+ SFX 78 el lest/34,90,89 [^p]p +SUPERLATIV
2473
+ SFX 78 el lest/34,90,89 [^q]q +SUPERLATIV
2474
+ SFX 78 el lest/34,90,89 [^r]r +SUPERLATIV
2475
+ SFX 78 el lest/34,90,89 [^s]s +SUPERLATIV
2476
+ SFX 78 el lest/34,90,89 [^t]t +SUPERLATIV
2477
+ SFX 78 el lest/34,90,89 [^v]v +SUPERLATIV
2478
+ SFX 78 el lest/34,90,89 [^w]w +SUPERLATIV
2479
+ SFX 78 el lest/34,90,89 [^x]x +SUPERLATIV
2480
+ SFX 78 el lest/34,90,89 [^z]z +SUPERLATIV
2481
+ SFX 78 el leste/34,90,89 [^b]bel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2482
+ SFX 78 el leste/34,90,89 [^c]cel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2483
+ SFX 78 el leste/34,90,89 [^d]del +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2484
+ SFX 78 el leste/34,90,89 [^f]fel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2485
+ SFX 78 el leste/34,90,89 [^g]gel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2486
+ SFX 78 el leste/34,90,89 [^h]hel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2487
+ SFX 78 el leste/34,90,89 [^j]jel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2488
+ SFX 78 el leste/34,90,89 [^k]kel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2489
+ SFX 78 el leste/34,90,89 [^l]lel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2490
+ SFX 78 el leste/34,90,89 [^m]mel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2491
+ SFX 78 el leste/34,90,89 [^n]nel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2492
+ SFX 78 el leste/34,90,89 [^p]pel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2493
+ SFX 78 el leste/34,90,89 [^q]qel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2494
+ SFX 78 el leste/34,90,89 [^r]rel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2495
+ SFX 78 el leste/34,90,89 [^s]sel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2496
+ SFX 78 el leste/34,90,89 [^t]tel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2497
+ SFX 78 el leste/34,90,89 [^v]vel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2498
+ SFX 78 el leste/34,90,89 [^w]wel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2499
+ SFX 78 el leste/34,90,89 [^x]xel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2500
+ SFX 78 el leste/34,90,89 [^z]zel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2501
+ SFX 78 el lestes/34,90,89 [^b]bel +GENITIV
2502
+ SFX 78 el lestes/34,90,89 [^c]cel +GENITIV
2503
+ SFX 78 el lestes/34,90,89 [^d]del +GENITIV
2504
+ SFX 78 el lestes/34,90,89 [^f]fel +GENITIV
2505
+ SFX 78 el lestes/34,90,89 [^g]gel +GENITIV
2506
+ SFX 78 el lestes/34,90,89 [^h]hel +GENITIV
2507
+ SFX 78 el lestes/34,90,89 [^j]jel +GENITIV
2508
+ SFX 78 el lestes/34,90,89 [^k]kel +GENITIV
2509
+ SFX 78 el lestes/34,90,89 [^l]lel +GENITIV
2510
+ SFX 78 el lestes/34,90,89 [^m]mel +GENITIV
2511
+ SFX 78 el lestes/34,90,89 [^n]nel +GENITIV
2512
+ SFX 78 el lestes/34,90,89 [^p]pel +GENITIV
2513
+ SFX 78 el lestes/34,90,89 [^q]qel +GENITIV
2514
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2515
+ SFX 78 el lestes/34,90,89 [^s]sel +GENITIV
2516
+ SFX 78 el lestes/34,90,89 [^t]tel +GENITIV
2517
+ SFX 78 el lestes/34,90,89 [^v]vel +GENITIV
2518
+ SFX 78 el lestes/34,90,89 [^w]wel +GENITIV
2519
+ SFX 78 el lestes/34,90,89 [^x]xel +GENITIV
2520
+ SFX 78 el lestes/34,90,89 [^z]zel +GENITIV
2521
+ SFX 78 bel lest/34,90,89 bbel +SUPERLATIV
2522
+ SFX 78 cel lest/34,90,89 ccel +SUPERLATIV
2523
+ SFX 78 del lest/34,90,89 ddel +SUPERLATIV
2524
+ SFX 78 fel lest/34,90,89 ffel +SUPERLATIV
2525
+ SFX 78 gel lest/34,90,89 ggel +SUPERLATIV
2526
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2527
+ SFX 78 jel lest/34,90,89 jjel +SUPERLATIV
2528
+ SFX 78 kel lest/34,90,89 kkel +SUPERLATIV
2529
+ SFX 78 lel lest/34,90,89 llel +SUPERLATIV
2530
+ SFX 78 mel lest/34,90,89 mmel +SUPERLATIV
2531
+ SFX 78 nel lest/34,90,89 nnel +SUPERLATIV
2532
+ SFX 78 pel lest/34,90,89 ppel +SUPERLATIV
2533
+ SFX 78 qel lest/34,90,89 qqel +SUPERLATIV
2534
+ SFX 78 rel lest/34,90,89 rrel +SUPERLATIV
2535
+ SFX 78 sel lest/34,90,89 ssel +SUPERLATIV
2536
+ SFX 78 tel lest/34,90,89 ttel +SUPERLATIV
2537
+ SFX 78 vel lest/34,90,89 vvel +SUPERLATIV
2538
+ SFX 78 wel lest/34,90,89 wwel +SUPERLATIV
2539
+ SFX 78 xel lest/34,90,89 xxel +SUPERLATIV
2540
+ SFX 78 zel lest/34,90,89 zzel +SUPERLATIV
2541
+ SFX 78 bel leste/34,90,89 bbel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2542
+ SFX 78 cel leste/34,90,89 ccel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2543
+ SFX 78 del leste/34,90,89 ddel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2544
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2545
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2546
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2547
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2548
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2549
+ SFX 78 lel leste/34,90,89 llel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2550
+ SFX 78 mel leste/34,90,89 mmel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2551
+ SFX 78 nel leste/34,90,89 nnel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2552
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2553
+ SFX 78 qel leste/34,90,89 qqel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2554
+ SFX 78 rel leste/34,90,89 rrel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2555
+ SFX 78 sel leste/34,90,89 ssel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2556
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2557
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2558
+ SFX 78 wel leste/34,90,89 wwel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2559
+ SFX 78 xel leste/34,90,89 xxel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2560
+ SFX 78 zel leste/34,90,89 zzel +SUPERLATIV_PLURALIS
2561
+ SFX 78 bel lestes/34,90,89 bbel +GENITIV
2562
+ SFX 78 cel lestes/34,90,89 ccel +GENITIV
2563
+ SFX 78 del lestes/34,90,89 ddel +GENITIV
2564
+ SFX 78 fel lestes/34,90,89 ffel +GENITIV
2565
+ SFX 78 gel lestes/34,90,89 ggel +GENITIV
2566
+ SFX 78 hel lestes/34,90,89 hhel +GENITIV
2567
+ SFX 78 jel lestes/34,90,89 jjel +GENITIV
2568
+ SFX 78 kel lestes/34,90,89 kkel +GENITIV
2569
+ SFX 78 lel lestes/34,90,89 llel +GENITIV
2570
+ SFX 78 mel lestes/34,90,89 mmel +GENITIV
2571
+ SFX 78 nel lestes/34,90,89 nnel +GENITIV
2572
+ SFX 78 pel lestes/34,90,89 ppel +GENITIV
2573
+ SFX 78 qel lestes/34,90,89 qqel +GENITIV
2574
+ SFX 78 rel lestes/34,90,89 rrel +GENITIV
2575
+ SFX 78 sel lestes/34,90,89 ssel +GENITIV
2576
+ SFX 78 tel lestes/34,90,89 ttel +GENITIV
2577
+ SFX 78 vel lestes/34,90,89 vvel +GENITIV
2578
+ SFX 78 wel lestes/34,90,89 wwel +GENITIV
2579
+ SFX 78 xel lestes/34,90,89 xxel +GENITIV
2580
+ SFX 78 zel lestes/34,90,89 zzel +GENITIV
2581
+
2582
+ #Verbalsubstantiv
2583
+ SFX 79 Y 4
2584
+ SFX 79 0 n e
2585
+ SFX 79 0 ns e +GENITIV
2586
+ SFX 79 0 en [^e]
2587
+ SFX 79 0 ens [^e] +GENITIV
2588
+
2589
+ #Præfiks uden bindestreg
2590
+ SFX 81 Y 1
2591
+ SFX 81 - 0/32,35,36 - +FUGNING
2592
+
2593
+ #Adjektiv, ender på -en, intetkøn -et
2594
+ SFX 82 Y 2
2595
+ SFX 82 en et/34 en
2596
+ SFX 82 en ets/34 en +GENITIV
2597
+
2598
+ #Sammensætning, fugeelement punktum
2599
+ SFX 83 Y 2
2600
+ SFX 83 0 x/32,36,35 . +FUGNING
2601
+ SFX 83 0 x/33,35,36 . +FUGNING
2602
+
2603
+ #Substantiv, intetkøn, ender på -us, bestemt form ental, erstattes med -et
2604
+ SFX 84 Y 2
2605
+ SFX 84 us et/34 us +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2606
+ SFX 84 us ets/34 us +GENITIV
2607
+
2608
+ #Substantiv, intetkøn, ender på -us, flertal, erstattes med -er og -erne
2609
+ SFX 85 Y 4
2610
+ SFX 85 us er/34 us +PLUR_UBEK
2611
+ SFX 85 us ers/34 us +GENITIV
2612
+ SFX 85 us erne/34 us +PLUR_BEK
2613
+ SFX 85 us ernes/34 us +GENITIV
2614
+
2615
+ #Foreslå ikke
2616
+ NOSUGGEST 86
2617
+
2618
+ #Substantiv, intetkøn, ender på -en, bestemt form -net (stamme -en fjernes)
2619
+ SFX 87 Y 2
2620
+ SFX 87 en net/34 en +BESTEMT_ENTAL
2621
+ SFX 87 en nets/34 en +GENITIV
2622
+
2623
+ #Sammensætning, fugeelement t
2624
+ SFX 88 Y 2
2625
+ SFX 88 0 t/32,36,35 .
2626
+ SFX 88 0 t/33,36,35 .
2627
+
2628
+ #Superlativ næst-
2629
+ PFX 89 Y 1
2630
+ PFX 89 0 næst .
2631
+
2632
+ #Superlativ aller-
2633
+ PFX 90 Y 1
2634
+ PFX 90 0 aller .
2635
+
2636
+ #Sammensætning, fugeelement fjern r
2637
+ SFX 93 Y 5
2638
+ SFX 93 r 0/33,36,35 r
2639
+ SFX 93 r 0/32,36,35 r
2640
+ SFX 93 r -/34 r
2641
+ SFX 93 r -/32,35 r
2642
+ SFX 93 r -/33,35 r
2643
+
2644
+ #Sammensætning, fugeelement fjern er, tilføj re
2645
+ SFX 95 Y 2
2646
+ SFX 95 er re/32,36,35 er +FUGNING
2647
+ SFX 95 er re/33,35,36 er +FUGNING
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+ SFX I n t chnen
386
+ SFX I en t [^c]h[mn]en
387
+ SFX I n t [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
388
+ SFX I en t [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
389
+ SFX I n e un
390
+ SFX I n t un
391
+
392
+
393
+ SFX X Y 26
394
+ SFX X n t e[lr]n
395
+ SFX X n t [dtw]en
396
+ SFX X en t eien
397
+ SFX X n t [^e]ien
398
+ SFX X en t [^ditmnw]en
399
+ SFX X n t chnen
400
+ SFX X en t [^c]h[mn]en
401
+ SFX X n t [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
402
+ SFX X en t [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
403
+ SFX X n t un
404
+ SFX X st 0 tst
405
+ SFX X n st e[lr]n
406
+ SFX X n st [dtw]en
407
+ SFX X en st [^dimn�stwzx]en
408
+ SFX X en st eien
409
+ SFX X n st [^e]ien
410
+ SFX X n st chnen
411
+ SFX X en st [^c]h[mn]en
412
+ SFX X n st [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
413
+ SFX X en st [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
414
+ SFX X n st un
415
+ SFX X n st [�sxz]en
416
+ SFX X n st ssen
417
+ SFX X n st schen
418
+ SFX X t st [^sz]t
419
+ SFX X t est zt
420
+
421
+
422
+ SFX Y Y 36
423
+ SFX Y n te e[lr]n
424
+ SFX Y n te [dtw]en
425
+ SFX Y en te [^dimntw]en
426
+ SFX Y en te eien
427
+ SFX Y n te [^e]ien
428
+ SFX Y n te chnen
429
+ SFX Y en te [^c]h[mn]en
430
+ SFX Y n te [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
431
+ SFX Y en te [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
432
+ SFX Y n test e[lr]n
433
+ SFX Y n test [dtw]en
434
+ SFX Y en test [^dimntw]en
435
+ SFX Y en test eien
436
+ SFX Y n test [^e]ien
437
+ SFX Y n test chnen
438
+ SFX Y en test [^c]h[mn]en
439
+ SFX Y n test [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
440
+ SFX Y en test [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
441
+ SFX Y n tet e[lr]n
442
+ SFX Y n tet [dtw]en
443
+ SFX Y en tet [^dimntw]en
444
+ SFX Y en tet eien
445
+ SFX Y n tet [^e]ien
446
+ SFX Y n tet chnen
447
+ SFX Y en tet [^c]h[mn]en
448
+ SFX Y n tet [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
449
+ SFX Y en tet [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
450
+ SFX Y n ten e[lr]n
451
+ SFX Y n ten [dtw]en
452
+ SFX Y en ten [^dimntw]en
453
+ SFX Y en ten eien
454
+ SFX Y n ten [^e]ien
455
+ SFX Y n ten chnen
456
+ SFX Y en ten [^c]h[mn]en
457
+ SFX Y n ten [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
458
+ SFX Y en ten [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
459
+
460
+
461
+ SFX Z Y 15
462
+ SFX Z 0 st [^h�sz]
463
+ SFX Z 0 st [^c]h
464
+ SFX Z 0 st [^s]ch
465
+ SFX Z 0 est [dfkstz]
466
+ SFX Z 0 est ch
467
+ SFX Z 0 est [au]�
468
+ SFX Z 0 est ie�
469
+ SFX Z 0 est [io]ss
470
+ SFX Z 0 t [^dt]
471
+ SFX Z 0 et [dt]
472
+ SFX Z 0 n e
473
+ SFX Z 0 en ie
474
+ SFX Z 0 en [^e]
475
+ SFX Z 0 est iess
476
+ SFX Z 0 est [au]ss
477
+ # last two ...ss rules only used for swiss de_CH - but de_DE is unaffected
478
+
479
+
480
+ SFX O Y 21
481
+ SFX O n tes e[lr]n
482
+ SFX O n tes [dtw]en
483
+ SFX O en tes [^dmntw]en
484
+ SFX O n tes chnen
485
+ SFX O en tes [^c]h[mn]en
486
+ SFX O n tes [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
487
+ SFX O en tes [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
488
+ SFX O n ter e[lr]n
489
+ SFX O n ter [dtw]en
490
+ SFX O en ter [^dmntw]en
491
+ SFX O n ter chnen
492
+ SFX O en ter [^c]h[mn]en
493
+ SFX O n ter [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
494
+ SFX O en ter [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
495
+ SFX O n tem e[lr]n
496
+ SFX O n tem [dtw]en
497
+ SFX O en tem [^dmntw]en
498
+ SFX O n tem chnen
499
+ SFX O en tem [^c]h[mn]en
500
+ SFX O n tem [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
501
+ SFX O en tem [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
502
+
503
+ REP 28
504
+ REP f ph
505
+ REP ph f
506
+ REP � ss
507
+ REP ss �
508
+ REP s ss
509
+ REP ss s
510
+ REP i ie
511
+ REP ie i
512
+ REP ee e
513
+ REP o oh
514
+ REP oh o
515
+ REP a ah
516
+ REP ah a
517
+ REP e eh
518
+ REP eh e
519
+ REP ae �
520
+ REP oe �
521
+ REP ue �
522
+ REP Ae �
523
+ REP Oe �
524
+ REP Ue �
525
+ REP d t
526
+ REP t d
527
+ REP th t
528
+ REP t th
529
+ REP r rh
530
+ REP ch k
531
+ REP k ch
532
+ #REP eee ee-E
533
+
534
+ MAP 7
535
+ MAP (ss)�
536
+ MAP (ue)�
537
+ MAP (Ue)�
538
+ MAP (oe)�
539
+ MAP (Oe)�
540
+ MAP (ae)�
541
+ MAP (Ae)�
542
+
543
+
544
+ # this one will allow "-Eltern" - Hunspell 1.1.5 bug, but CHECKSHARPS obsoletes LANG de_DE
545
+ #LANG de_DE
546
+ CHECKSHARPS
547
+
548
+
549
+ COMPOUNDBEGIN x
550
+ COMPOUNDMIDDLE y
551
+ COMPOUNDEND z
552
+ FORBIDDENWORD d
553
+
554
+ # Prefixes are allowed at the beginning of compounds,
555
+ # suffixes are allowed at the end of compounds by default:
556
+ # (prefix)?(root)+(affix)?
557
+ # Affixes with COMPOUNDPERMITFLAG may be inside of compounds.
558
+ COMPOUNDPERMITFLAG c
559
+
560
+ ONLYINCOMPOUND o
561
+
562
+ # my PSEUDOROOT h(elper) flag
563
+ NEEDAFFIX h
564
+
565
+ # forbid uppercase characters at compound word bounds
566
+ # BUT I want to take care about it myself ;-)
567
+ # CHECKCOMPOUNDCASE
568
+ KEEPCASE w
569
+
570
+ # Affixes signed with CIRCUMFIX flag may be on a word when this word also has a prefix with CIRCUMFIX flag and vice versa.
571
+ # for decapitalizing nouns with fogemorphemes
572
+ CIRCUMFIX f
573
+
574
+ # this one would make a separate dict entry "Denkmalsschutz" invalidate the
575
+ # compound of "Denkmal"+"schutz". We do not want this feature here...
576
+ # CHECKCOMPOUNDREP
577
+
578
+ # make not all possible suggestions for typos of Flicken or some rare words
579
+ NOSUGGEST n
580
+
581
+ WORDCHARS �-.
582
+
583
+ # - setting this to 2 decreases performance by 1/10 but is needed for "�l" and "ei"
584
+ # - setting this to 1 for handling Fuge-elements with dashes (Arbeits-) dash will
585
+ # be a special word but - is handled as a affix now
586
+ COMPOUNDMIN 2
587
+
588
+ # this ones are for Duden R36 (old orthography)
589
+ #CHECKCOMPOUNDPATTERN 2 #oldspell
590
+ #CHECKCOMPOUNDPATTERN ee e #oldspell
591
+ #CHECKCOMPOUNDPATTERN oo o #oldspell
592
+ # also need oo o
593
+
594
+ # this one needs to be flagable to be used for old orthography
595
+ #CHECKCOMPOUNDTRIPLE
596
+
597
+
598
+ PFX i Y 1
599
+ PFX i 0 -/coyf .
600
+
601
+ SFX j Y 3
602
+ SFX j 0 0/xoc .
603
+ SFX j 0 -/zocf .
604
+ SFX j 0 -/cz .
605
+
606
+ # Female forms for compound/Compound words:
607
+ # attention: [^e][^n] does also filter out "...er" !
608
+ SFX g Y 12
609
+ SFX g 0 innen/xyoc [^n]
610
+ SFX g en innen/xyoc en
611
+ SFX g 0 Innen/xyoc [^n]
612
+ SFX g en Innen/xyoc en
613
+ SFX g 0 innen/xyocf [^n]
614
+ SFX g en innen/xyocf en
615
+ SFX g 0 Innen/xyocf [^n]
616
+ SFX g en Innen/xyocf en
617
+ SFX g 0 innen-/cz [^n]
618
+ SFX g en innen-/cz en
619
+ SFX g 0 Innen-/cz [^n]
620
+ SFX g en Innen-/cz en
621
+
622
+
623
+ PFX k Y 2
624
+ PFX k 0 -/coxf .
625
+ PFX k 0 0/coy .
626
+
627
+ SFX e Y 2
628
+ SFX e 0 0/yoc .
629
+ SFX e 0 -/zc .
630
+
631
+ # for Uppercased end-words to prepend - and lowercase: (Tier/EPSm) (EX: Bettbez�ge und *-laken*)
632
+ # AND
633
+ # for lowercased end-words to prepend - and re-uppercase : (tier/EPSozm) (EX: Arbeits*-Tier*)
634
+ #PFX m A -a/co A
635
+ #PFX m a -/ a
636
+ PFX m Y 58
637
+ PFX m A -a A
638
+ PFX m B -b B
639
+ PFX m C -c C
640
+ PFX m D -d D
641
+ PFX m E -e E
642
+ PFX m F -f F
643
+ PFX m G -g G
644
+ PFX m H -h H
645
+ PFX m I -i I
646
+ PFX m J -j J
647
+ PFX m K -k K
648
+ PFX m L -l L
649
+ PFX m M -m M
650
+ PFX m N -n N
651
+ PFX m O -o O
652
+ PFX m P -p P
653
+ PFX m Q -q Q
654
+ PFX m R -r R
655
+ PFX m S -s S
656
+ PFX m T -t T
657
+ PFX m U -u U
658
+ PFX m V -v V
659
+ PFX m W -w W
660
+ PFX m X -x X
661
+ PFX m Y -y Y
662
+ PFX m Z -z Z
663
+ PFX m � -� �
664
+ PFX m � -� �
665
+ PFX m � -� �
666
+ PFX m a -A/co a
667
+ PFX m b -B/co b
668
+ PFX m c -C/co c
669
+ PFX m d -D/co d
670
+ PFX m e -E/co e
671
+ PFX m f -F/co f
672
+ PFX m g -G/co g
673
+ PFX m h -H/co h
674
+ PFX m i -I/co i
675
+ PFX m j -J/co j
676
+ PFX m k -K/co k
677
+ PFX m l -L/co l
678
+ PFX m m -M/co m
679
+ PFX m n -N/co n
680
+ PFX m o -O/co o
681
+ PFX m p -P/co p
682
+ PFX m q -Q/co q
683
+ PFX m r -R/co r
684
+ PFX m s -S/co s
685
+ PFX m t -T/co t
686
+ PFX m u -U/co u
687
+ PFX m v -V/co v
688
+ PFX m w -W/co w
689
+ PFX m x -X/co x
690
+ PFX m y -Y/co y
691
+ PFX m z -Z/co z
692
+ PFX m � -�/co �
693
+ PFX m � -�/co �
694
+ PFX m � -�/co �
695
+
696
+
697
+ # Decapitalizing: (not used ATM... )
698
+ # /co(f) : compound permit, in coumpount only, (decapitalizing with fogemorphemes)
699
+ #PFX l Y 29
700
+ #PFX l A a/co A
701
+ #PFX l � �/co �
702
+ #PFX l B b/co B
703
+ #PFX l C c/co C
704
+ #PFX l D d/co D
705
+ #PFX l E e/co E
706
+ #PFX l F f/co F
707
+ #PFX l G g/co G
708
+ #PFX l H h/co H
709
+ #PFX l I i/co I
710
+ #PFX l J j/co J
711
+ #PFX l K k/co K
712
+ #PFX l L l/co L
713
+ #PFX l M m/co M
714
+ #PFX l N n/co N
715
+ #PFX l O o/co O
716
+ #PFX l � �/co �
717
+ #PFX l P p/co P
718
+ #PFX l Q q/co Q
719
+ #PFX l R r/co R
720
+ #PFX l S s/co S
721
+ #PFX l T t/co T
722
+ #PFX l U u/co U
723
+ #PFX l � �/co �
724
+ #PFX l V v/co V
725
+ #PFX l W w/co W
726
+ #PFX l X x/co X
727
+ #PFX l Y y/co Y
728
+ #PFX l Z z/co Z
729
+
730
+ # private hunspell flags:
731
+ # --x : not for capmain (rare words)
732
+
733
+ # With "BREAK -" some wrong forms are accepted but that is needed for US-Wirtschaft etc.
734
+ # So enabling this is the lesser evil. No perfect solution found so far...
735
+ BREAK 2
736
+ BREAK -
737
+ BREAK .
738
+
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1
+ # this is the affix file of the de_CH Hunspell dictionary
2
+ # derived from the igerman98 dictionary
3
+ #
4
+ # Version: 20161207+frami20170109
5
+ #
6
+ # Copyright (C) 1998-2016 Bj�rn Jacke <bjoern@j3e.de>
7
+ #
8
+ # License: GPLv2, GPLv3
9
+ # There should be a copy of both of this licenses included
10
+ # with every distribution of this dictionary. Modified
11
+ # versions using the GPL may only include the GPL
12
+
13
+ SET ISO8859-1
14
+ TRY esijanrtolcdugmphbyfvkwqxz����������ESIJANRTOLCDUGMPHBYFVKWQXZ����-.
15
+
16
+ PFX U Y 1
17
+ PFX U 0 un .
18
+
19
+ PFX V Y 1
20
+ PFX V 0 ver .
21
+
22
+ SFX F Y 35
23
+ SFX F 0 nen in
24
+ SFX F e in e
25
+ SFX F e innen e
26
+ SFX F 0 in [^i]n
27
+ SFX F 0 innen [^i]n
28
+ SFX F 0 in [^enr]
29
+ SFX F 0 innen [^enr]
30
+ SFX F 0 in [^e]r
31
+ SFX F 0 innen [^e]r
32
+ SFX F 0 in [^r]er
33
+ SFX F 0 innen [^r]er
34
+ SFX F 0 in [^e]rer
35
+ SFX F 0 innen [^e]rer
36
+ SFX F 0 in ierer
37
+ SFX F 0 innen ierer
38
+ SFX F er in [^i]erer
39
+ SFX F er innen [^i]erer
40
+ SFX F in In in
41
+ SFX F in Innen in
42
+ SFX F e In e
43
+ SFX F e Innen e
44
+ SFX F 0 In [^i]n
45
+ SFX F 0 Innen [^i]n
46
+ SFX F 0 In [^en]
47
+ SFX F 0 Innen [^en]
48
+ SFX F 0 In [^e]r
49
+ SFX F 0 Innen [^e]r
50
+ SFX F 0 In [^r]er
51
+ SFX F 0 Innen [^r]er
52
+ SFX F 0 In [^e]rer
53
+ SFX F 0 Innen [^e]rer
54
+ SFX F 0 In ierer
55
+ SFX F 0 Innen ierer
56
+ SFX F er In [^i]erer
57
+ SFX F er Innen [^i]erer
58
+ #SFX F en innen en
59
+ #SFX F en Innen en
60
+
61
+
62
+ SFX L N 12
63
+ SFX L 0 tlich n
64
+ SFX L 0 tliche n
65
+ SFX L 0 tlicher n
66
+ SFX L 0 tliches n
67
+ SFX L 0 tlichem n
68
+ SFX L 0 tlichen n
69
+ SFX L 0 lich [^n]
70
+ SFX L 0 liche [^n]
71
+ SFX L 0 licher [^n]
72
+ SFX L 0 liches [^n]
73
+ SFX L 0 lichem [^n]
74
+ SFX L 0 lichen [^n]
75
+
76
+
77
+ #SFX H N 2
78
+ #SFX H 0 heit .
79
+ #SFX H 0 heiten .
80
+
81
+
82
+ #SFX K N 2
83
+ #SFX K 0 keit .
84
+ #SFX K 0 keiten .
85
+
86
+
87
+ SFX M N 10
88
+ SFX M 0 chen [^se]
89
+ SFX M 0 chens [^se]
90
+ SFX M ass �sschen ass
91
+ SFX M ass �sschens ass
92
+ SFX M oss �sschen oss
93
+ SFX M oss �sschens oss
94
+ SFX M uss �sschen uss
95
+ SFX M uss �sschens uss
96
+ SFX M e chen e
97
+ SFX M e chens e
98
+
99
+
100
+ SFX A Y 46
101
+ SFX A 0 r e
102
+ SFX A 0 n e
103
+ SFX A 0 m e
104
+ SFX A 0 s e
105
+ SFX A 0 e [^elr]
106
+ SFX A 0 er [^elr]
107
+ SFX A 0 en [^elr]
108
+ SFX A 0 em [^elr]
109
+ SFX A 0 es [^elr]
110
+ SFX A 0 e [^e][rl]
111
+ SFX A 0 er [^e][rl]
112
+ SFX A 0 en [^e][rl]
113
+ SFX A 0 em [^e][rl]
114
+ SFX A 0 es [^e][rl]
115
+ SFX A 0 e [^u]er
116
+ SFX A 0 er [^u]er
117
+ SFX A 0 en [^u]er
118
+ SFX A 0 em [^u]er
119
+ SFX A 0 es [^u]er
120
+ SFX A er re uer
121
+ SFX A er rer uer
122
+ SFX A er ren uer
123
+ SFX A er rem uer
124
+ SFX A er res uer
125
+ SFX A 0 e [eil]el
126
+ SFX A 0 er [eil]el
127
+ SFX A 0 en [eil]el
128
+ SFX A 0 em [eil]el
129
+ SFX A 0 es [eil]el
130
+ SFX A el le [^eil]el
131
+ SFX A el ler [^eil]el
132
+ SFX A el len [^eil]el
133
+ SFX A el lem [^eil]el
134
+ SFX A el les [^eil]el
135
+ SFX A lig elig [^aeiouhlr���]lig
136
+ SFX A lig elige [^aeiouhlr���]lig
137
+ SFX A lig eliger [^aeiouhlr���]lig
138
+ SFX A lig eligen [^aeiouhlr���]lig
139
+ SFX A lig eligem [^aeiouhlr���]lig
140
+ SFX A lig eliges [^aeiouhlr���]lig
141
+ SFX A erig rig [^hi]erig
142
+ SFX A erig rige [^hi]erig
143
+ SFX A erig riger [^hi]erig
144
+ SFX A erig rigen [^hi]erig
145
+ SFX A erig rigem [^hi]erig
146
+ SFX A erig riges [^hi]erig
147
+
148
+
149
+ SFX C Y 100
150
+ SFX C 0 ere [^elr]
151
+ SFX C 0 erer [^elr]
152
+ SFX C 0 eren [^elr]
153
+ SFX C 0 erem [^elr]
154
+ SFX C 0 eres [^elr]
155
+ SFX C 0 re e
156
+ SFX C 0 rer e
157
+ SFX C 0 ren e
158
+ SFX C 0 rem e
159
+ SFX C 0 res e
160
+ SFX C 0 ere [^e][lr]
161
+ SFX C 0 erer [^e][lr]
162
+ SFX C 0 eren [^e][lr]
163
+ SFX C 0 erem [^e][lr]
164
+ SFX C 0 eres [^e][lr]
165
+ SFX C el lere el
166
+ SFX C el lerer el
167
+ SFX C el leren el
168
+ SFX C el lerem el
169
+ SFX C el leres el
170
+ SFX C er rere uer
171
+ SFX C er rerer uer
172
+ SFX C er reren uer
173
+ SFX C er rerem uer
174
+ SFX C er reres uer
175
+ SFX C 0 ere [^u]er
176
+ SFX C 0 erer [^u]er
177
+ SFX C 0 eren [^u]er
178
+ SFX C 0 erem [^u]er
179
+ SFX C 0 eres [^u]er
180
+ SFX C lig eligere [^aeiouhlr���]lig
181
+ SFX C lig eligerer [^aeiouhlr���]lig
182
+ SFX C lig eligeren [^aeiouhlr���]lig
183
+ SFX C lig eligerem [^aeiouhlr���]lig
184
+ SFX C lig eligeres [^aeiouhlr���]lig
185
+ SFX C erig rigere [^hi]erig
186
+ SFX C erig rigerer [^hi]erig
187
+ SFX C erig rigeren [^hi]erig
188
+ SFX C erig rigerem [^hi]erig
189
+ SFX C erig rigeres [^hi]erig
190
+ SFX C 0 est [k�suxz]
191
+ SFX C 0 este [k�suxz]
192
+ SFX C 0 ester [k�suxz]
193
+ SFX C 0 esten [k�suxz]
194
+ SFX C 0 estem [k�suxz]
195
+ SFX C 0 estes [k�suxz]
196
+ SFX C 0 st et
197
+ SFX C 0 ste et
198
+ SFX C 0 ster et
199
+ SFX C 0 sten et
200
+ SFX C 0 stem et
201
+ SFX C 0 stes et
202
+ SFX C 0 st igt
203
+ SFX C 0 ste igt
204
+ SFX C 0 ster igt
205
+ SFX C 0 sten igt
206
+ SFX C 0 stem igt
207
+ SFX C 0 stes igt
208
+ SFX C 0 est [^i]gt
209
+ SFX C 0 este [^i]gt
210
+ SFX C 0 ester [^i]gt
211
+ SFX C 0 esten [^i]gt
212
+ SFX C 0 estem [^i]gt
213
+ SFX C 0 estes [^i]gt
214
+ SFX C 0 est [^eg]t
215
+ SFX C 0 este [^eg]t
216
+ SFX C 0 ester [^eg]t
217
+ SFX C 0 esten [^eg]t
218
+ SFX C 0 estem [^eg]t
219
+ SFX C 0 estes [^eg]t
220
+ SFX C 0 st [^k�stxz]
221
+ SFX C 0 ste [^k�stxz]
222
+ SFX C 0 ster [^k�stxz]
223
+ SFX C 0 sten [^k�stxz]
224
+ SFX C 0 stem [^k�stxz]
225
+ SFX C 0 stes [^k�stxz]
226
+ SFX C 0 st nd
227
+ SFX C 0 ste nd
228
+ SFX C 0 ster nd
229
+ SFX C 0 sten nd
230
+ SFX C 0 stem nd
231
+ SFX C 0 stes nd
232
+ SFX C 0 est [^n]d
233
+ SFX C 0 este [^n]d
234
+ SFX C 0 ester [^n]d
235
+ SFX C 0 esten [^n]d
236
+ SFX C 0 estem [^n]d
237
+ SFX C 0 estes [^n]d
238
+ SFX C lig eligst [^aeiouhlr���]lig
239
+ SFX C lig eligste [^aeiouhlr���]lig
240
+ SFX C lig eligster [^aeiouhlr���]lig
241
+ SFX C lig eligsten [^aeiouhlr���]lig
242
+ SFX C lig eligstem [^aeiouhlr���]lig
243
+ SFX C lig eligstes [^aeiouhlr���]lig
244
+ SFX C erig rigst [^hi]erig
245
+ SFX C erig rigste [^hi]erig
246
+ SFX C erig rigster [^hi]erig
247
+ SFX C erig rigsten [^hi]erig
248
+ SFX C erig rigstem [^hi]erig
249
+ SFX C erig rigstes [^hi]erig
250
+
251
+
252
+ SFX E Y 1
253
+ SFX E 0 e .
254
+
255
+
256
+ SFX f Y 4
257
+ SFX f ph f ph
258
+ SFX f ph fen ph
259
+ SFX f phie fie phie
260
+ SFX f phie fien phie
261
+
262
+
263
+ SFX N Y 1
264
+ SFX N 0 n .
265
+
266
+
267
+ SFX P Y 1
268
+ SFX P 0 en .
269
+
270
+
271
+ SFX p Y 26
272
+ SFX p auf �ufe auf
273
+ SFX p auf �ufen auf
274
+ SFX p aus �user [hH]aus
275
+ SFX p aus �usern [hH]aus
276
+ SFX p arkt �rkte [mM]arkt
277
+ SFX p arkt �rkten [mM]arkt
278
+ SFX p ang �nge ang
279
+ SFX p ang �ngen ang
280
+ SFX p u� ��e u�
281
+ SFX p u� ��en u�
282
+ SFX p o� ��e o�
283
+ SFX p o� ��en o�
284
+ SFX p aum �ume aum
285
+ SFX p aum �umen aum
286
+ SFX p ag �ge ag
287
+ SFX p ag �gen ag
288
+ SFX p ug �ge ug
289
+ SFX p ug �gen ug
290
+ SFX p all �lle all
291
+ SFX p all �llen all
292
+ SFX p ass �sse ass
293
+ SFX p ass �ssen ass
294
+ SFX p uss �sse uss
295
+ SFX p uss �ssen uss
296
+ SFX p oss �sse oss
297
+ SFX p oss �ssen oss
298
+ # last ...oss rules are for swiss de_CH only - but do not affect de_DE
299
+
300
+
301
+ SFX R Y 3
302
+ SFX R 0 er [^e]
303
+ SFX R 0 ern [^e]
304
+ SFX R 0 r e
305
+
306
+
307
+ SFX S Y 1
308
+ SFX S 0 s .
309
+
310
+
311
+ SFX q Y 2
312
+ SFX q 0 se s
313
+ SFX q 0 sen s
314
+
315
+
316
+ SFX Q Y 1
317
+ SFX Q 0 ses s
318
+ #SFX Q 0 se s
319
+ #SFX Q 0 sen s
320
+
321
+
322
+ SFX T Y 1
323
+ SFX T 0 es .
324
+
325
+
326
+ SFX J Y 12
327
+ SFX J n ung [bgkp�sz]eln
328
+ SFX J n ungen [bgkp�sz]eln
329
+ SFX J eln lung eln
330
+ SFX J n ung ern
331
+ SFX J en ung en
332
+ SFX J eln lungen eln
333
+ SFX J n ungen ern
334
+ SFX J en ungen en
335
+ SFX J 0 ung [^n]
336
+ SFX J 0 ungen [^n]
337
+ SFX J el lung el
338
+ SFX J el lungen el
339
+
340
+
341
+ SFX B N 12
342
+ SFX B n bar e[lr]n
343
+ SFX B n bare e[lr]n
344
+ SFX B n baren e[lr]n
345
+ SFX B n barer e[lr]n
346
+ SFX B n bares e[lr]n
347
+ SFX B n barem e[lr]n
348
+ SFX B en bar en
349
+ SFX B en bare en
350
+ SFX B en baren en
351
+ SFX B en barer en
352
+ SFX B en bares en
353
+ SFX B en barem en
354
+
355
+
356
+ SFX D Y 6
357
+ SFX D 0 d n
358
+ SFX D 0 de n
359
+ SFX D 0 den n
360
+ SFX D 0 der n
361
+ SFX D 0 des n
362
+ SFX D 0 dem n
363
+
364
+
365
+
366
+ SFX W Y 5
367
+ SFX W en 0 en
368
+ SFX W n 0 [^e]n
369
+ SFX W st 0 [^s]st
370
+ SFX W t 0 sst
371
+ SFX W t 0 [^s]t
372
+
373
+
374
+ SFX I Y 16
375
+ SFX I n 0 en
376
+ SFX I eln le eln
377
+ SFX I n e eln
378
+ SFX I ern re ern
379
+ SFX I n e ern
380
+ SFX I n t e[lr]n
381
+ SFX I n t [dt]en
382
+ SFX I en t [^dimnt]en
383
+ SFX I en t eien
384
+ SFX I n t [^e]ien
385
+ SFX I n t chnen
386
+ SFX I en t [^c]h[mn]en
387
+ SFX I n t [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
388
+ SFX I en t [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
389
+ SFX I n e un
390
+ SFX I n t un
391
+
392
+
393
+ SFX X Y 26
394
+ SFX X n t e[lr]n
395
+ SFX X n t [dtw]en
396
+ SFX X en t eien
397
+ SFX X n t [^e]ien
398
+ SFX X en t [^ditmnw]en
399
+ SFX X n t chnen
400
+ SFX X en t [^c]h[mn]en
401
+ SFX X n t [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
402
+ SFX X en t [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
403
+ SFX X n t un
404
+ SFX X st 0 tst
405
+ SFX X n st e[lr]n
406
+ SFX X n st [dtw]en
407
+ SFX X en st [^dimn�stwzx]en
408
+ SFX X en st eien
409
+ SFX X n st [^e]ien
410
+ SFX X n st chnen
411
+ SFX X en st [^c]h[mn]en
412
+ SFX X n st [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
413
+ SFX X en st [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
414
+ SFX X n st un
415
+ SFX X n st [�sxz]en
416
+ SFX X n st ssen
417
+ SFX X n st schen
418
+ SFX X t st [^sz]t
419
+ SFX X t est zt
420
+
421
+
422
+ SFX Y Y 36
423
+ SFX Y n te e[lr]n
424
+ SFX Y n te [dtw]en
425
+ SFX Y en te [^dimntw]en
426
+ SFX Y en te eien
427
+ SFX Y n te [^e]ien
428
+ SFX Y n te chnen
429
+ SFX Y en te [^c]h[mn]en
430
+ SFX Y n te [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
431
+ SFX Y en te [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
432
+ SFX Y n test e[lr]n
433
+ SFX Y n test [dtw]en
434
+ SFX Y en test [^dimntw]en
435
+ SFX Y en test eien
436
+ SFX Y n test [^e]ien
437
+ SFX Y n test chnen
438
+ SFX Y en test [^c]h[mn]en
439
+ SFX Y n test [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
440
+ SFX Y en test [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
441
+ SFX Y n tet e[lr]n
442
+ SFX Y n tet [dtw]en
443
+ SFX Y en tet [^dimntw]en
444
+ SFX Y en tet eien
445
+ SFX Y n tet [^e]ien
446
+ SFX Y n tet chnen
447
+ SFX Y en tet [^c]h[mn]en
448
+ SFX Y n tet [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
449
+ SFX Y en tet [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
450
+ SFX Y n ten e[lr]n
451
+ SFX Y n ten [dtw]en
452
+ SFX Y en ten [^dimntw]en
453
+ SFX Y en ten eien
454
+ SFX Y n ten [^e]ien
455
+ SFX Y n ten chnen
456
+ SFX Y en ten [^c]h[mn]en
457
+ SFX Y n ten [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
458
+ SFX Y en ten [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
459
+
460
+
461
+ SFX Z Y 15
462
+ SFX Z 0 st [^h�sz]
463
+ SFX Z 0 st [^c]h
464
+ SFX Z 0 st [^s]ch
465
+ SFX Z 0 est [dfkstz]
466
+ SFX Z 0 est ch
467
+ SFX Z 0 est [au]�
468
+ SFX Z 0 est ie�
469
+ SFX Z 0 est [io]ss
470
+ SFX Z 0 t [^dt]
471
+ SFX Z 0 et [dt]
472
+ SFX Z 0 n e
473
+ SFX Z 0 en ie
474
+ SFX Z 0 en [^e]
475
+ SFX Z 0 est iess
476
+ SFX Z 0 est [au]ss
477
+ # last two ...ss rules only used for swiss de_CH - but de_DE is unaffected
478
+
479
+
480
+ SFX O Y 21
481
+ SFX O n tes e[lr]n
482
+ SFX O n tes [dtw]en
483
+ SFX O en tes [^dmntw]en
484
+ SFX O n tes chnen
485
+ SFX O en tes [^c]h[mn]en
486
+ SFX O n tes [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
487
+ SFX O en tes [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
488
+ SFX O n ter e[lr]n
489
+ SFX O n ter [dtw]en
490
+ SFX O en ter [^dmntw]en
491
+ SFX O n ter chnen
492
+ SFX O en ter [^c]h[mn]en
493
+ SFX O n ter [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
494
+ SFX O en ter [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
495
+ SFX O n tem e[lr]n
496
+ SFX O n tem [dtw]en
497
+ SFX O en tem [^dmntw]en
498
+ SFX O n tem chnen
499
+ SFX O en tem [^c]h[mn]en
500
+ SFX O n tem [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
501
+ SFX O en tem [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
502
+
503
+ REP 28
504
+ REP f ph
505
+ REP ph f
506
+ REP � ss
507
+ REP ss �
508
+ REP s ss
509
+ REP ss s
510
+ REP i ie
511
+ REP ie i
512
+ REP ee e
513
+ REP o oh
514
+ REP oh o
515
+ REP a ah
516
+ REP ah a
517
+ REP e eh
518
+ REP eh e
519
+ REP ae �
520
+ REP oe �
521
+ REP ue �
522
+ REP Ae �
523
+ REP Oe �
524
+ REP Ue �
525
+ REP d t
526
+ REP t d
527
+ REP th t
528
+ REP t th
529
+ REP r rh
530
+ REP ch k
531
+ REP k ch
532
+ #REP eee ee-E
533
+
534
+ MAP 7
535
+ MAP (ss)�
536
+ MAP (ue)�
537
+ MAP (Ue)�
538
+ MAP (oe)�
539
+ MAP (Oe)�
540
+ MAP (ae)�
541
+ MAP (Ae)�
542
+
543
+
544
+ # this one will allow "-Eltern" - Hunspell 1.1.5 bug, but CHECKSHARPS obsoletes LANG de_DE
545
+ #LANG de_DE
546
+ CHECKSHARPS
547
+
548
+
549
+ COMPOUNDBEGIN x
550
+ COMPOUNDMIDDLE y
551
+ COMPOUNDEND z
552
+ FORBIDDENWORD d
553
+
554
+ # Prefixes are allowed at the beginning of compounds,
555
+ # suffixes are allowed at the end of compounds by default:
556
+ # (prefix)?(root)+(affix)?
557
+ # Affixes with COMPOUNDPERMITFLAG may be inside of compounds.
558
+ COMPOUNDPERMITFLAG c
559
+
560
+ ONLYINCOMPOUND o
561
+
562
+ # my PSEUDOROOT h(elper) flag
563
+ NEEDAFFIX h
564
+
565
+ # forbid uppercase characters at compound word bounds
566
+ # BUT I want to take care about it myself ;-)
567
+ # CHECKCOMPOUNDCASE
568
+ KEEPCASE w
569
+
570
+ # Affixes signed with CIRCUMFIX flag may be on a word when this word also has a prefix with CIRCUMFIX flag and vice versa.
571
+ # for decapitalizing nouns with fogemorphemes
572
+ CIRCUMFIX f
573
+
574
+ # this one would make a separate dict entry "Denkmalsschutz" invalidate the
575
+ # compound of "Denkmal"+"schutz". We do not want this feature here...
576
+ # CHECKCOMPOUNDREP
577
+
578
+ # make not all possible suggestions for typos of Flicken or some rare words
579
+ NOSUGGEST n
580
+
581
+ WORDCHARS �-.
582
+
583
+ # - setting this to 2 decreases performance by 1/10 but is needed for "�l" and "ei"
584
+ # - setting this to 1 for handling Fuge-elements with dashes (Arbeits-) dash will
585
+ # be a special word but - is handled as a affix now
586
+ COMPOUNDMIN 2
587
+
588
+ # this ones are for Duden R36 (old orthography)
589
+ #CHECKCOMPOUNDPATTERN 2 #oldspell
590
+ #CHECKCOMPOUNDPATTERN ee e #oldspell
591
+ #CHECKCOMPOUNDPATTERN oo o #oldspell
592
+ # also need oo o
593
+
594
+ # this one needs to be flagable to be used for old orthography
595
+ #CHECKCOMPOUNDTRIPLE
596
+
597
+
598
+ PFX i Y 1
599
+ PFX i 0 -/coyf .
600
+
601
+ SFX j Y 3
602
+ SFX j 0 0/xoc .
603
+ SFX j 0 -/zocf .
604
+ SFX j 0 -/cz .
605
+
606
+ # Female forms for compound/Compound words:
607
+ # attention: [^e][^n] does also filter out "...er" !
608
+ SFX g Y 12
609
+ SFX g 0 innen/xyoc [^n]
610
+ SFX g en innen/xyoc en
611
+ SFX g 0 Innen/xyoc [^n]
612
+ SFX g en Innen/xyoc en
613
+ SFX g 0 innen/xyocf [^n]
614
+ SFX g en innen/xyocf en
615
+ SFX g 0 Innen/xyocf [^n]
616
+ SFX g en Innen/xyocf en
617
+ SFX g 0 innen-/cz [^n]
618
+ SFX g en innen-/cz en
619
+ SFX g 0 Innen-/cz [^n]
620
+ SFX g en Innen-/cz en
621
+
622
+
623
+ PFX k Y 2
624
+ PFX k 0 -/coxf .
625
+ PFX k 0 0/coy .
626
+
627
+ SFX e Y 2
628
+ SFX e 0 0/yoc .
629
+ SFX e 0 -/zc .
630
+
631
+ # for Uppercased end-words to prepend - and lowercase: (Tier/EPSm) (EX: Bettbez�ge und *-laken*)
632
+ # AND
633
+ # for lowercased end-words to prepend - and re-uppercase : (tier/EPSozm) (EX: Arbeits*-Tier*)
634
+ #PFX m A -a/co A
635
+ #PFX m a -/ a
636
+ PFX m Y 58
637
+ PFX m A -a A
638
+ PFX m B -b B
639
+ PFX m C -c C
640
+ PFX m D -d D
641
+ PFX m E -e E
642
+ PFX m F -f F
643
+ PFX m G -g G
644
+ PFX m H -h H
645
+ PFX m I -i I
646
+ PFX m J -j J
647
+ PFX m K -k K
648
+ PFX m L -l L
649
+ PFX m M -m M
650
+ PFX m N -n N
651
+ PFX m O -o O
652
+ PFX m P -p P
653
+ PFX m Q -q Q
654
+ PFX m R -r R
655
+ PFX m S -s S
656
+ PFX m T -t T
657
+ PFX m U -u U
658
+ PFX m V -v V
659
+ PFX m W -w W
660
+ PFX m X -x X
661
+ PFX m Y -y Y
662
+ PFX m Z -z Z
663
+ PFX m � -� �
664
+ PFX m � -� �
665
+ PFX m � -� �
666
+ PFX m a -A/co a
667
+ PFX m b -B/co b
668
+ PFX m c -C/co c
669
+ PFX m d -D/co d
670
+ PFX m e -E/co e
671
+ PFX m f -F/co f
672
+ PFX m g -G/co g
673
+ PFX m h -H/co h
674
+ PFX m i -I/co i
675
+ PFX m j -J/co j
676
+ PFX m k -K/co k
677
+ PFX m l -L/co l
678
+ PFX m m -M/co m
679
+ PFX m n -N/co n
680
+ PFX m o -O/co o
681
+ PFX m p -P/co p
682
+ PFX m q -Q/co q
683
+ PFX m r -R/co r
684
+ PFX m s -S/co s
685
+ PFX m t -T/co t
686
+ PFX m u -U/co u
687
+ PFX m v -V/co v
688
+ PFX m w -W/co w
689
+ PFX m x -X/co x
690
+ PFX m y -Y/co y
691
+ PFX m z -Z/co z
692
+ PFX m � -�/co �
693
+ PFX m � -�/co �
694
+ PFX m � -�/co �
695
+
696
+
697
+ # Decapitalizing: (not used ATM... )
698
+ # /co(f) : compound permit, in coumpount only, (decapitalizing with fogemorphemes)
699
+ #PFX l Y 29
700
+ #PFX l A a/co A
701
+ #PFX l � �/co �
702
+ #PFX l B b/co B
703
+ #PFX l C c/co C
704
+ #PFX l D d/co D
705
+ #PFX l E e/co E
706
+ #PFX l F f/co F
707
+ #PFX l G g/co G
708
+ #PFX l H h/co H
709
+ #PFX l I i/co I
710
+ #PFX l J j/co J
711
+ #PFX l K k/co K
712
+ #PFX l L l/co L
713
+ #PFX l M m/co M
714
+ #PFX l N n/co N
715
+ #PFX l O o/co O
716
+ #PFX l � �/co �
717
+ #PFX l P p/co P
718
+ #PFX l Q q/co Q
719
+ #PFX l R r/co R
720
+ #PFX l S s/co S
721
+ #PFX l T t/co T
722
+ #PFX l U u/co U
723
+ #PFX l � �/co �
724
+ #PFX l V v/co V
725
+ #PFX l W w/co W
726
+ #PFX l X x/co X
727
+ #PFX l Y y/co Y
728
+ #PFX l Z z/co Z
729
+
730
+ # private hunspell flags:
731
+ # --x : not for capmain (rare words)
732
+
733
+ # With "BREAK -" some wrong forms are accepted but that is needed for US-Wirtschaft etc.
734
+ # So enabling this is the lesser evil. No perfect solution found so far...
735
+ BREAK 2
736
+ BREAK -
737
+ BREAK .
738
+
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1
+ # this is the affix file of the de_DE Hunspell dictionary
2
+ # derived from the igerman98 dictionary
3
+ #
4
+ # Version: 20161207+frami20170109
5
+ #
6
+ # Copyright (C) 1998-2016 Bj�rn Jacke <bjoern@j3e.de>
7
+ #
8
+ # License: GPLv2, GPLv3
9
+ # There should be a copy of both of this licenses included
10
+ # with every distribution of this dictionary. Modified
11
+ # versions using the GPL may only include the GPL
12
+
13
+ SET ISO8859-1
14
+ TRY esijanrtolcdugmphbyfvkwqxz����������ESIJANRTOLCDUGMPHBYFVKWQXZ����-.
15
+
16
+ PFX U Y 1
17
+ PFX U 0 un .
18
+
19
+ PFX V Y 1
20
+ PFX V 0 ver .
21
+
22
+ SFX F Y 35
23
+ SFX F 0 nen in
24
+ SFX F e in e
25
+ SFX F e innen e
26
+ SFX F 0 in [^i]n
27
+ SFX F 0 innen [^i]n
28
+ SFX F 0 in [^enr]
29
+ SFX F 0 innen [^enr]
30
+ SFX F 0 in [^e]r
31
+ SFX F 0 innen [^e]r
32
+ SFX F 0 in [^r]er
33
+ SFX F 0 innen [^r]er
34
+ SFX F 0 in [^e]rer
35
+ SFX F 0 innen [^e]rer
36
+ SFX F 0 in ierer
37
+ SFX F 0 innen ierer
38
+ SFX F er in [^i]erer
39
+ SFX F er innen [^i]erer
40
+ SFX F in In in
41
+ SFX F in Innen in
42
+ SFX F e In e
43
+ SFX F e Innen e
44
+ SFX F 0 In [^i]n
45
+ SFX F 0 Innen [^i]n
46
+ SFX F 0 In [^en]
47
+ SFX F 0 Innen [^en]
48
+ SFX F 0 In [^e]r
49
+ SFX F 0 Innen [^e]r
50
+ SFX F 0 In [^r]er
51
+ SFX F 0 Innen [^r]er
52
+ SFX F 0 In [^e]rer
53
+ SFX F 0 Innen [^e]rer
54
+ SFX F 0 In ierer
55
+ SFX F 0 Innen ierer
56
+ SFX F er In [^i]erer
57
+ SFX F er Innen [^i]erer
58
+ #SFX F en innen en
59
+ #SFX F en Innen en
60
+
61
+
62
+ SFX L N 12
63
+ SFX L 0 tlich n
64
+ SFX L 0 tliche n
65
+ SFX L 0 tlicher n
66
+ SFX L 0 tliches n
67
+ SFX L 0 tlichem n
68
+ SFX L 0 tlichen n
69
+ SFX L 0 lich [^n]
70
+ SFX L 0 liche [^n]
71
+ SFX L 0 licher [^n]
72
+ SFX L 0 liches [^n]
73
+ SFX L 0 lichem [^n]
74
+ SFX L 0 lichen [^n]
75
+
76
+
77
+ #SFX H N 2
78
+ #SFX H 0 heit .
79
+ #SFX H 0 heiten .
80
+
81
+
82
+ #SFX K N 2
83
+ #SFX K 0 keit .
84
+ #SFX K 0 keiten .
85
+
86
+
87
+ SFX M N 10
88
+ SFX M 0 chen [^se]
89
+ SFX M 0 chens [^se]
90
+ SFX M ass �sschen ass
91
+ SFX M ass �sschens ass
92
+ SFX M oss �sschen oss
93
+ SFX M oss �sschens oss
94
+ SFX M uss �sschen uss
95
+ SFX M uss �sschens uss
96
+ SFX M e chen e
97
+ SFX M e chens e
98
+
99
+
100
+ SFX A Y 46
101
+ SFX A 0 r e
102
+ SFX A 0 n e
103
+ SFX A 0 m e
104
+ SFX A 0 s e
105
+ SFX A 0 e [^elr]
106
+ SFX A 0 er [^elr]
107
+ SFX A 0 en [^elr]
108
+ SFX A 0 em [^elr]
109
+ SFX A 0 es [^elr]
110
+ SFX A 0 e [^e][rl]
111
+ SFX A 0 er [^e][rl]
112
+ SFX A 0 en [^e][rl]
113
+ SFX A 0 em [^e][rl]
114
+ SFX A 0 es [^e][rl]
115
+ SFX A 0 e [^u]er
116
+ SFX A 0 er [^u]er
117
+ SFX A 0 en [^u]er
118
+ SFX A 0 em [^u]er
119
+ SFX A 0 es [^u]er
120
+ SFX A er re uer
121
+ SFX A er rer uer
122
+ SFX A er ren uer
123
+ SFX A er rem uer
124
+ SFX A er res uer
125
+ SFX A 0 e [eil]el
126
+ SFX A 0 er [eil]el
127
+ SFX A 0 en [eil]el
128
+ SFX A 0 em [eil]el
129
+ SFX A 0 es [eil]el
130
+ SFX A el le [^eil]el
131
+ SFX A el ler [^eil]el
132
+ SFX A el len [^eil]el
133
+ SFX A el lem [^eil]el
134
+ SFX A el les [^eil]el
135
+ SFX A lig elig [^aeiouhlr���]lig
136
+ SFX A lig elige [^aeiouhlr���]lig
137
+ SFX A lig eliger [^aeiouhlr���]lig
138
+ SFX A lig eligen [^aeiouhlr���]lig
139
+ SFX A lig eligem [^aeiouhlr���]lig
140
+ SFX A lig eliges [^aeiouhlr���]lig
141
+ SFX A erig rig [^hi]erig
142
+ SFX A erig rige [^hi]erig
143
+ SFX A erig riger [^hi]erig
144
+ SFX A erig rigen [^hi]erig
145
+ SFX A erig rigem [^hi]erig
146
+ SFX A erig riges [^hi]erig
147
+
148
+
149
+ SFX C Y 100
150
+ SFX C 0 ere [^elr]
151
+ SFX C 0 erer [^elr]
152
+ SFX C 0 eren [^elr]
153
+ SFX C 0 erem [^elr]
154
+ SFX C 0 eres [^elr]
155
+ SFX C 0 re e
156
+ SFX C 0 rer e
157
+ SFX C 0 ren e
158
+ SFX C 0 rem e
159
+ SFX C 0 res e
160
+ SFX C 0 ere [^e][lr]
161
+ SFX C 0 erer [^e][lr]
162
+ SFX C 0 eren [^e][lr]
163
+ SFX C 0 erem [^e][lr]
164
+ SFX C 0 eres [^e][lr]
165
+ SFX C el lere el
166
+ SFX C el lerer el
167
+ SFX C el leren el
168
+ SFX C el lerem el
169
+ SFX C el leres el
170
+ SFX C er rere uer
171
+ SFX C er rerer uer
172
+ SFX C er reren uer
173
+ SFX C er rerem uer
174
+ SFX C er reres uer
175
+ SFX C 0 ere [^u]er
176
+ SFX C 0 erer [^u]er
177
+ SFX C 0 eren [^u]er
178
+ SFX C 0 erem [^u]er
179
+ SFX C 0 eres [^u]er
180
+ SFX C lig eligere [^aeiouhlr���]lig
181
+ SFX C lig eligerer [^aeiouhlr���]lig
182
+ SFX C lig eligeren [^aeiouhlr���]lig
183
+ SFX C lig eligerem [^aeiouhlr���]lig
184
+ SFX C lig eligeres [^aeiouhlr���]lig
185
+ SFX C erig rigere [^hi]erig
186
+ SFX C erig rigerer [^hi]erig
187
+ SFX C erig rigeren [^hi]erig
188
+ SFX C erig rigerem [^hi]erig
189
+ SFX C erig rigeres [^hi]erig
190
+ SFX C 0 est [k�suxz]
191
+ SFX C 0 este [k�suxz]
192
+ SFX C 0 ester [k�suxz]
193
+ SFX C 0 esten [k�suxz]
194
+ SFX C 0 estem [k�suxz]
195
+ SFX C 0 estes [k�suxz]
196
+ SFX C 0 st et
197
+ SFX C 0 ste et
198
+ SFX C 0 ster et
199
+ SFX C 0 sten et
200
+ SFX C 0 stem et
201
+ SFX C 0 stes et
202
+ SFX C 0 st igt
203
+ SFX C 0 ste igt
204
+ SFX C 0 ster igt
205
+ SFX C 0 sten igt
206
+ SFX C 0 stem igt
207
+ SFX C 0 stes igt
208
+ SFX C 0 est [^i]gt
209
+ SFX C 0 este [^i]gt
210
+ SFX C 0 ester [^i]gt
211
+ SFX C 0 esten [^i]gt
212
+ SFX C 0 estem [^i]gt
213
+ SFX C 0 estes [^i]gt
214
+ SFX C 0 est [^eg]t
215
+ SFX C 0 este [^eg]t
216
+ SFX C 0 ester [^eg]t
217
+ SFX C 0 esten [^eg]t
218
+ SFX C 0 estem [^eg]t
219
+ SFX C 0 estes [^eg]t
220
+ SFX C 0 st [^k�stxz]
221
+ SFX C 0 ste [^k�stxz]
222
+ SFX C 0 ster [^k�stxz]
223
+ SFX C 0 sten [^k�stxz]
224
+ SFX C 0 stem [^k�stxz]
225
+ SFX C 0 stes [^k�stxz]
226
+ SFX C 0 st nd
227
+ SFX C 0 ste nd
228
+ SFX C 0 ster nd
229
+ SFX C 0 sten nd
230
+ SFX C 0 stem nd
231
+ SFX C 0 stes nd
232
+ SFX C 0 est [^n]d
233
+ SFX C 0 este [^n]d
234
+ SFX C 0 ester [^n]d
235
+ SFX C 0 esten [^n]d
236
+ SFX C 0 estem [^n]d
237
+ SFX C 0 estes [^n]d
238
+ SFX C lig eligst [^aeiouhlr���]lig
239
+ SFX C lig eligste [^aeiouhlr���]lig
240
+ SFX C lig eligster [^aeiouhlr���]lig
241
+ SFX C lig eligsten [^aeiouhlr���]lig
242
+ SFX C lig eligstem [^aeiouhlr���]lig
243
+ SFX C lig eligstes [^aeiouhlr���]lig
244
+ SFX C erig rigst [^hi]erig
245
+ SFX C erig rigste [^hi]erig
246
+ SFX C erig rigster [^hi]erig
247
+ SFX C erig rigsten [^hi]erig
248
+ SFX C erig rigstem [^hi]erig
249
+ SFX C erig rigstes [^hi]erig
250
+
251
+
252
+ SFX E Y 1
253
+ SFX E 0 e .
254
+
255
+
256
+ SFX f Y 4
257
+ SFX f ph f ph
258
+ SFX f ph fen ph
259
+ SFX f phie fie phie
260
+ SFX f phie fien phie
261
+
262
+
263
+ SFX N Y 1
264
+ SFX N 0 n .
265
+
266
+
267
+ SFX P Y 1
268
+ SFX P 0 en .
269
+
270
+
271
+ SFX p Y 26
272
+ SFX p auf �ufe auf
273
+ SFX p auf �ufen auf
274
+ SFX p aus �user [hH]aus
275
+ SFX p aus �usern [hH]aus
276
+ SFX p arkt �rkte [mM]arkt
277
+ SFX p arkt �rkten [mM]arkt
278
+ SFX p ang �nge ang
279
+ SFX p ang �ngen ang
280
+ SFX p u� ��e u�
281
+ SFX p u� ��en u�
282
+ SFX p o� ��e o�
283
+ SFX p o� ��en o�
284
+ SFX p aum �ume aum
285
+ SFX p aum �umen aum
286
+ SFX p ag �ge ag
287
+ SFX p ag �gen ag
288
+ SFX p ug �ge ug
289
+ SFX p ug �gen ug
290
+ SFX p all �lle all
291
+ SFX p all �llen all
292
+ SFX p ass �sse ass
293
+ SFX p ass �ssen ass
294
+ SFX p uss �sse uss
295
+ SFX p uss �ssen uss
296
+ SFX p oss �sse oss
297
+ SFX p oss �ssen oss
298
+ # last ...oss rules are for swiss de_CH only - but do not affect de_DE
299
+
300
+
301
+ SFX R Y 3
302
+ SFX R 0 er [^e]
303
+ SFX R 0 ern [^e]
304
+ SFX R 0 r e
305
+
306
+
307
+ SFX S Y 1
308
+ SFX S 0 s .
309
+
310
+
311
+ SFX q Y 2
312
+ SFX q 0 se s
313
+ SFX q 0 sen s
314
+
315
+
316
+ SFX Q Y 1
317
+ SFX Q 0 ses s
318
+ #SFX Q 0 se s
319
+ #SFX Q 0 sen s
320
+
321
+
322
+ SFX T Y 1
323
+ SFX T 0 es .
324
+
325
+
326
+ SFX J Y 12
327
+ SFX J n ung [bgkp�sz]eln
328
+ SFX J n ungen [bgkp�sz]eln
329
+ SFX J eln lung eln
330
+ SFX J n ung ern
331
+ SFX J en ung en
332
+ SFX J eln lungen eln
333
+ SFX J n ungen ern
334
+ SFX J en ungen en
335
+ SFX J 0 ung [^n]
336
+ SFX J 0 ungen [^n]
337
+ SFX J el lung el
338
+ SFX J el lungen el
339
+
340
+
341
+ SFX B N 12
342
+ SFX B n bar e[lr]n
343
+ SFX B n bare e[lr]n
344
+ SFX B n baren e[lr]n
345
+ SFX B n barer e[lr]n
346
+ SFX B n bares e[lr]n
347
+ SFX B n barem e[lr]n
348
+ SFX B en bar en
349
+ SFX B en bare en
350
+ SFX B en baren en
351
+ SFX B en barer en
352
+ SFX B en bares en
353
+ SFX B en barem en
354
+
355
+
356
+ SFX D Y 6
357
+ SFX D 0 d n
358
+ SFX D 0 de n
359
+ SFX D 0 den n
360
+ SFX D 0 der n
361
+ SFX D 0 des n
362
+ SFX D 0 dem n
363
+
364
+
365
+
366
+ SFX W Y 5
367
+ SFX W en 0 en
368
+ SFX W n 0 [^e]n
369
+ SFX W st 0 [^s]st
370
+ SFX W t 0 sst
371
+ SFX W t 0 [^s]t
372
+
373
+
374
+ SFX I Y 16
375
+ SFX I n 0 en
376
+ SFX I eln le eln
377
+ SFX I n e eln
378
+ SFX I ern re ern
379
+ SFX I n e ern
380
+ SFX I n t e[lr]n
381
+ SFX I n t [dt]en
382
+ SFX I en t [^dimnt]en
383
+ SFX I en t eien
384
+ SFX I n t [^e]ien
385
+ SFX I n t chnen
386
+ SFX I en t [^c]h[mn]en
387
+ SFX I n t [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
388
+ SFX I en t [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
389
+ SFX I n e un
390
+ SFX I n t un
391
+
392
+
393
+ SFX X Y 26
394
+ SFX X n t e[lr]n
395
+ SFX X n t [dtw]en
396
+ SFX X en t eien
397
+ SFX X n t [^e]ien
398
+ SFX X en t [^ditmnw]en
399
+ SFX X n t chnen
400
+ SFX X en t [^c]h[mn]en
401
+ SFX X n t [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
402
+ SFX X en t [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
403
+ SFX X n t un
404
+ SFX X st 0 tst
405
+ SFX X n st e[lr]n
406
+ SFX X n st [dtw]en
407
+ SFX X en st [^dimn�stwzx]en
408
+ SFX X en st eien
409
+ SFX X n st [^e]ien
410
+ SFX X n st chnen
411
+ SFX X en st [^c]h[mn]en
412
+ SFX X n st [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
413
+ SFX X en st [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
414
+ SFX X n st un
415
+ SFX X n st [�sxz]en
416
+ SFX X n st ssen
417
+ SFX X n st schen
418
+ SFX X t st [^sz]t
419
+ SFX X t est zt
420
+
421
+
422
+ SFX Y Y 36
423
+ SFX Y n te e[lr]n
424
+ SFX Y n te [dtw]en
425
+ SFX Y en te [^dimntw]en
426
+ SFX Y en te eien
427
+ SFX Y n te [^e]ien
428
+ SFX Y n te chnen
429
+ SFX Y en te [^c]h[mn]en
430
+ SFX Y n te [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
431
+ SFX Y en te [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
432
+ SFX Y n test e[lr]n
433
+ SFX Y n test [dtw]en
434
+ SFX Y en test [^dimntw]en
435
+ SFX Y en test eien
436
+ SFX Y n test [^e]ien
437
+ SFX Y n test chnen
438
+ SFX Y en test [^c]h[mn]en
439
+ SFX Y n test [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
440
+ SFX Y en test [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
441
+ SFX Y n tet e[lr]n
442
+ SFX Y n tet [dtw]en
443
+ SFX Y en tet [^dimntw]en
444
+ SFX Y en tet eien
445
+ SFX Y n tet [^e]ien
446
+ SFX Y n tet chnen
447
+ SFX Y en tet [^c]h[mn]en
448
+ SFX Y n tet [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
449
+ SFX Y en tet [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
450
+ SFX Y n ten e[lr]n
451
+ SFX Y n ten [dtw]en
452
+ SFX Y en ten [^dimntw]en
453
+ SFX Y en ten eien
454
+ SFX Y n ten [^e]ien
455
+ SFX Y n ten chnen
456
+ SFX Y en ten [^c]h[mn]en
457
+ SFX Y n ten [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
458
+ SFX Y en ten [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
459
+
460
+
461
+ SFX Z Y 15
462
+ SFX Z 0 st [^h�sz]
463
+ SFX Z 0 st [^c]h
464
+ SFX Z 0 st [^s]ch
465
+ SFX Z 0 est [dfkstz]
466
+ SFX Z 0 est ch
467
+ SFX Z 0 est [au]�
468
+ SFX Z 0 est ie�
469
+ SFX Z 0 est [io]ss
470
+ SFX Z 0 t [^dt]
471
+ SFX Z 0 et [dt]
472
+ SFX Z 0 n e
473
+ SFX Z 0 en ie
474
+ SFX Z 0 en [^e]
475
+ SFX Z 0 est iess
476
+ SFX Z 0 est [au]ss
477
+ # last two ...ss rules only used for swiss de_CH - but de_DE is unaffected
478
+
479
+
480
+ SFX O Y 21
481
+ SFX O n tes e[lr]n
482
+ SFX O n tes [dtw]en
483
+ SFX O en tes [^dmntw]en
484
+ SFX O n tes chnen
485
+ SFX O en tes [^c]h[mn]en
486
+ SFX O n tes [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
487
+ SFX O en tes [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
488
+ SFX O n ter e[lr]n
489
+ SFX O n ter [dtw]en
490
+ SFX O en ter [^dmntw]en
491
+ SFX O n ter chnen
492
+ SFX O en ter [^c]h[mn]en
493
+ SFX O n ter [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
494
+ SFX O en ter [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
495
+ SFX O n tem e[lr]n
496
+ SFX O n tem [dtw]en
497
+ SFX O en tem [^dmntw]en
498
+ SFX O n tem chnen
499
+ SFX O en tem [^c]h[mn]en
500
+ SFX O n tem [^a�ehilmno�u�r][mn]en
501
+ SFX O en tem [a�eilmno�u�r][mn]en
502
+
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+ REP 28
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+ REP f ph
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+ REP ph f
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+ REP � ss
507
+ REP ss �
508
+ REP s ss
509
+ REP ss s
510
+ REP i ie
511
+ REP ie i
512
+ REP ee e
513
+ REP o oh
514
+ REP oh o
515
+ REP a ah
516
+ REP ah a
517
+ REP e eh
518
+ REP eh e
519
+ REP ae �
520
+ REP oe �
521
+ REP ue �
522
+ REP Ae �
523
+ REP Oe �
524
+ REP Ue �
525
+ REP d t
526
+ REP t d
527
+ REP th t
528
+ REP t th
529
+ REP r rh
530
+ REP ch k
531
+ REP k ch
532
+ #REP eee ee-E
533
+
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+ MAP 7
535
+ MAP (ss)�
536
+ MAP (ue)�
537
+ MAP (Ue)�
538
+ MAP (oe)�
539
+ MAP (Oe)�
540
+ MAP (ae)�
541
+ MAP (Ae)�
542
+
543
+ # this one will allow "-Eltern" - Hunspell 1.1.5 bug, but CHECKSHARPS obsoletes LANG de_DE
544
+ #LANG de_DE
545
+ CHECKSHARPS
546
+
547
+
548
+ COMPOUNDBEGIN x
549
+ COMPOUNDMIDDLE y
550
+ COMPOUNDEND z
551
+ FORBIDDENWORD d
552
+
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+ # Prefixes are allowed at the beginning of compounds,
554
+ # suffixes are allowed at the end of compounds by default:
555
+ # (prefix)?(root)+(affix)?
556
+ # Affixes with COMPOUNDPERMITFLAG may be inside of compounds.
557
+ COMPOUNDPERMITFLAG c
558
+
559
+ ONLYINCOMPOUND o
560
+
561
+ # my PSEUDOROOT h(elper) flag
562
+ NEEDAFFIX h
563
+
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+ # forbid uppercase characters at compound word bounds
565
+ # BUT I want to take care about it myself ;-)
566
+ # CHECKCOMPOUNDCASE
567
+ KEEPCASE w
568
+
569
+ # Affixes signed with CIRCUMFIX flag may be on a word when this word also has a prefix with CIRCUMFIX flag and vice versa.
570
+ # for decapitalizing nouns with fogemorphemes
571
+ CIRCUMFIX f
572
+
573
+ # this one would make a separate dict entry "Denkmalsschutz" invalidate the
574
+ # compound of "Denkmal"+"schutz". We do not want this feature here...
575
+ # CHECKCOMPOUNDREP
576
+
577
+ # make not all possible suggestions for typos of Flicken or some rare words
578
+ NOSUGGEST n
579
+
580
+ WORDCHARS �-.
581
+
582
+ # - setting this to 2 decreases performance by 1/10 but is needed for "�l" and "ei"
583
+ # - setting this to 1 for handling Fuge-elements with dashes (Arbeits-) dash will
584
+ # be a special word but - is handled as a affix now
585
+ COMPOUNDMIN 2
586
+
587
+ # this ones are for Duden R36 (old orthography)
588
+ #CHECKCOMPOUNDPATTERN 2 #oldspell
589
+ #CHECKCOMPOUNDPATTERN ee e #oldspell
590
+ #CHECKCOMPOUNDPATTERN oo o #oldspell
591
+ # also need oo o
592
+
593
+ # this one needs to be flagable to be used for old orthography
594
+ #CHECKCOMPOUNDTRIPLE
595
+
596
+
597
+ PFX i Y 1
598
+ PFX i 0 -/coyf .
599
+
600
+ SFX j Y 3
601
+ SFX j 0 0/xoc .
602
+ SFX j 0 -/zocf .
603
+ SFX j 0 -/cz .
604
+
605
+ # Female forms for compound/Compound words:
606
+ # attention: [^e][^n] does also filter out "...er" !
607
+ SFX g Y 12
608
+ SFX g 0 innen/xyoc [^n]
609
+ SFX g en innen/xyoc en
610
+ SFX g 0 Innen/xyoc [^n]
611
+ SFX g en Innen/xyoc en
612
+ SFX g 0 innen/xyocf [^n]
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+ SFX g 0 Innen/xyocf [^n]
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618
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619
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620
+
621
+
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+ PFX k Y 2
623
+ PFX k 0 -/coxf .
624
+ PFX k 0 0/coy .
625
+
626
+ SFX e Y 2
627
+ SFX e 0 0/yoc .
628
+ SFX e 0 -/zc .
629
+
630
+ # for Uppercased end-words to prepend - and lowercase: (Tier/EPSm) (EX: Bettbez�ge und *-laken*)
631
+ # AND
632
+ # for lowercased end-words to prepend - and re-uppercase : (tier/EPSozm) (EX: Arbeits*-Tier*)
633
+ #PFX m A -a/co A
634
+ #PFX m a -/ a
635
+ PFX m Y 58
636
+ PFX m A -a A
637
+ PFX m B -b B
638
+ PFX m C -c C
639
+ PFX m D -d D
640
+ PFX m E -e E
641
+ PFX m F -f F
642
+ PFX m G -g G
643
+ PFX m H -h H
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+ PFX m I -i I
645
+ PFX m J -j J
646
+ PFX m K -k K
647
+ PFX m L -l L
648
+ PFX m M -m M
649
+ PFX m N -n N
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+ PFX m O -o O
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+ PFX m P -p P
652
+ PFX m Q -q Q
653
+ PFX m R -r R
654
+ PFX m S -s S
655
+ PFX m T -t T
656
+ PFX m U -u U
657
+ PFX m V -v V
658
+ PFX m W -w W
659
+ PFX m X -x X
660
+ PFX m Y -y Y
661
+ PFX m Z -z Z
662
+ PFX m � -� �
663
+ PFX m � -� �
664
+ PFX m � -� �
665
+ PFX m a -A/co a
666
+ PFX m b -B/co b
667
+ PFX m c -C/co c
668
+ PFX m d -D/co d
669
+ PFX m e -E/co e
670
+ PFX m f -F/co f
671
+ PFX m g -G/co g
672
+ PFX m h -H/co h
673
+ PFX m i -I/co i
674
+ PFX m j -J/co j
675
+ PFX m k -K/co k
676
+ PFX m l -L/co l
677
+ PFX m m -M/co m
678
+ PFX m n -N/co n
679
+ PFX m o -O/co o
680
+ PFX m p -P/co p
681
+ PFX m q -Q/co q
682
+ PFX m r -R/co r
683
+ PFX m s -S/co s
684
+ PFX m t -T/co t
685
+ PFX m u -U/co u
686
+ PFX m v -V/co v
687
+ PFX m w -W/co w
688
+ PFX m x -X/co x
689
+ PFX m y -Y/co y
690
+ PFX m z -Z/co z
691
+ PFX m � -�/co �
692
+ PFX m � -�/co �
693
+ PFX m � -�/co �
694
+
695
+
696
+ # Decapitalizing: (not used ATM... )
697
+ # /co(f) : compound permit, in coumpount only, (decapitalizing with fogemorphemes)
698
+ #PFX l Y 29
699
+ #PFX l A a/co A
700
+ #PFX l � �/co �
701
+ #PFX l B b/co B
702
+ #PFX l C c/co C
703
+ #PFX l D d/co D
704
+ #PFX l E e/co E
705
+ #PFX l F f/co F
706
+ #PFX l G g/co G
707
+ #PFX l H h/co H
708
+ #PFX l I i/co I
709
+ #PFX l J j/co J
710
+ #PFX l K k/co K
711
+ #PFX l L l/co L
712
+ #PFX l M m/co M
713
+ #PFX l N n/co N
714
+ #PFX l O o/co O
715
+ #PFX l � �/co �
716
+ #PFX l P p/co P
717
+ #PFX l Q q/co Q
718
+ #PFX l R r/co R
719
+ #PFX l S s/co S
720
+ #PFX l T t/co T
721
+ #PFX l U u/co U
722
+ #PFX l � �/co �
723
+ #PFX l V v/co V
724
+ #PFX l W w/co W
725
+ #PFX l X x/co X
726
+ #PFX l Y y/co Y
727
+ #PFX l Z z/co Z
728
+
729
+ # private hunspell flags:
730
+ # --x : not for capmain (rare words)
731
+
732
+ # With "BREAK -" some wrong forms are accepted but that is needed for US-Wirtschaft etc.
733
+ # So enabling this is the lesser evil. No perfect solution found so far...
734
+ BREAK 2
735
+ BREAK -
736
+ BREAK .
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+
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+ To apply these terms, attach the following notices to the library. It is
469
+ safest to attach them to the start of each source file to most effectively
470
+ convey the exclusion of warranty; and each file should have at least the
471
+ "copyright" line and a pointer to where the full notice is found.
472
+
473
+ <one line to give the library's name and a brief idea of what it does.>
474
+ Copyright (C) <year> <name of author>
475
+
476
+ This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
477
+ modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
478
+ License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
479
+ version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
480
+
481
+ This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
482
+ but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
483
+ MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
484
+ Lesser General Public License for more details.
485
+
486
+ You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
487
+ License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software
488
+ Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
489
+
490
+ Also add information on how to contact you by electronic and paper mail.
491
+
492
+ You should also get your employer (if you work as a programmer) or your
493
+ school, if any, to sign a "copyright disclaimer" for the library, if
494
+ necessary. Here is a sample; alter the names:
495
+
496
+ Yoyodyne, Inc., hereby disclaims all copyright interest in the
497
+ library `Frob' (a library for tweaking knobs) written by James Random Hacker.
498
+
499
+ <signature of Ty Coon>, 1 April 1990
500
+ Ty Coon, President of Vice
501
+
502
+ That's all there is to it!
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+ GNU LESSER GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
2
+ Version 3, 29 June 2007
3
+
4
+ Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc. <http://fsf.org/>
5
+ Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies
6
+ of this license document, but changing it is not allowed.
7
+
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+
9
+ This version of the GNU Lesser General Public License incorporates
10
+ the terms and conditions of version 3 of the GNU General Public
11
+ License, supplemented by the additional permissions listed below.
12
+
13
+ 0. Additional Definitions.
14
+
15
+ As used herein, "this License" refers to version 3 of the GNU Lesser
16
+ General Public License, and the "GNU GPL" refers to version 3 of the GNU
17
+ General Public License.
18
+
19
+ "The Library" refers to a covered work governed by this License,
20
+ other than an Application or a Combined Work as defined below.
21
+
22
+ An "Application" is any work that makes use of an interface provided
23
+ by the Library, but which is not otherwise based on the Library.
24
+ Defining a subclass of a class defined by the Library is deemed a mode
25
+ of using an interface provided by the Library.
26
+
27
+ A "Combined Work" is a work produced by combining or linking an
28
+ Application with the Library. The particular version of the Library
29
+ with which the Combined Work was made is also called the "Linked
30
+ Version".
31
+
32
+ The "Minimal Corresponding Source" for a Combined Work means the
33
+ Corresponding Source for the Combined Work, excluding any source code
34
+ for portions of the Combined Work that, considered in isolation, are
35
+ based on the Application, and not on the Linked Version.
36
+
37
+ The "Corresponding Application Code" for a Combined Work means the
38
+ object code and/or source code for the Application, including any data
39
+ and utility programs needed for reproducing the Combined Work from the
40
+ Application, but excluding the System Libraries of the Combined Work.
41
+
42
+ 1. Exception to Section 3 of the GNU GPL.
43
+
44
+ You may convey a covered work under sections 3 and 4 of this License
45
+ without being bound by section 3 of the GNU GPL.
46
+
47
+ 2. Conveying Modified Versions.
48
+
49
+ If you modify a copy of the Library, and, in your modifications, a
50
+ facility refers to a function or data to be supplied by an Application
51
+ that uses the facility (other than as an argument passed when the
52
+ facility is invoked), then you may convey a copy of the modified
53
+ version:
54
+
55
+ a) under this License, provided that you make a good faith effort to
56
+ ensure that, in the event an Application does not supply the
57
+ function or data, the facility still operates, and performs
58
+ whatever part of its purpose remains meaningful, or
59
+
60
+ b) under the GNU GPL, with none of the additional permissions of
61
+ this License applicable to that copy.
62
+
63
+ 3. Object Code Incorporating Material from Library Header Files.
64
+
65
+ The object code form of an Application may incorporate material from
66
+ a header file that is part of the Library. You may convey such object
67
+ code under terms of your choice, provided that, if the incorporated
68
+ material is not limited to numerical parameters, data structure
69
+ layouts and accessors, or small macros, inline functions and templates
70
+ (ten or fewer lines in length), you do both of the following:
71
+
72
+ a) Give prominent notice with each copy of the object code that the
73
+ Library is used in it and that the Library and its use are
74
+ covered by this License.
75
+
76
+ b) Accompany the object code with a copy of the GNU GPL and this license
77
+ document.
78
+
79
+ 4. Combined Works.
80
+
81
+ You may convey a Combined Work under terms of your choice that,
82
+ taken together, effectively do not restrict modification of the
83
+ portions of the Library contained in the Combined Work and reverse
84
+ engineering for debugging such modifications, if you also do each of
85
+ the following:
86
+
87
+ a) Give prominent notice with each copy of the Combined Work that
88
+ the Library is used in it and that the Library and its use are
89
+ covered by this License.
90
+
91
+ b) Accompany the Combined Work with a copy of the GNU GPL and this license
92
+ document.
93
+
94
+ c) For a Combined Work that displays copyright notices during
95
+ execution, include the copyright notice for the Library among
96
+ these notices, as well as a reference directing the user to the
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+ copies of the GNU GPL and this license document.
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+
99
+ d) Do one of the following:
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+
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+ 0) Convey the Minimal Corresponding Source under the terms of this
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+ License, and the Corresponding Application Code in a form
103
+ suitable for, and under terms that permit, the user to
104
+ recombine or relink the Application with a modified version of
105
+ the Linked Version to produce a modified Combined Work, in the
106
+ manner specified by section 6 of the GNU GPL for conveying
107
+ Corresponding Source.
108
+
109
+ 1) Use a suitable shared library mechanism for linking with the
110
+ Library. A suitable mechanism is one that (a) uses at run time
111
+ a copy of the Library already present on the user's computer
112
+ system, and (b) will operate properly with a modified version
113
+ of the Library that is interface-compatible with the Linked
114
+ Version.
115
+
116
+ e) Provide Installation Information, but only if you would otherwise
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+ be required to provide such information under section 6 of the
118
+ GNU GPL, and only to the extent that such information is
119
+ necessary to install and execute a modified version of the
120
+ Combined Work produced by recombining or relinking the
121
+ Application with a modified version of the Linked Version. (If
122
+ you use option 4d0, the Installation Information must accompany
123
+ the Minimal Corresponding Source and Corresponding Application
124
+ Code. If you use option 4d1, you must provide the Installation
125
+ Information in the manner specified by section 6 of the GNU GPL
126
+ for conveying Corresponding Source.)
127
+
128
+ 5. Combined Libraries.
129
+
130
+ You may place library facilities that are a work based on the
131
+ Library side by side in a single library together with other library
132
+ facilities that are not Applications and are not covered by this
133
+ License, and convey such a combined library under terms of your
134
+ choice, if you do both of the following:
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+
136
+ a) Accompany the combined library with a copy of the same work based
137
+ on the Library, uncombined with any other library facilities,
138
+ conveyed under the terms of this License.
139
+
140
+ b) Give prominent notice with the combined library that part of it
141
+ is a work based on the Library, and explaining where to find the
142
+ accompanying uncombined form of the same work.
143
+
144
+ 6. Revised Versions of the GNU Lesser General Public License.
145
+
146
+ The Free Software Foundation may publish revised and/or new versions
147
+ of the GNU Lesser General Public License from time to time. Such new
148
+ versions will be similar in spirit to the present version, but may
149
+ differ in detail to address new problems or concerns.
150
+
151
+ Each version is given a distinguishing version number. If the
152
+ Library as you received it specifies that a certain numbered version
153
+ of the GNU Lesser General Public License "or any later version"
154
+ applies to it, you have the option of following the terms and
155
+ conditions either of that published version or of any later version
156
+ published by the Free Software Foundation. If the Library as you
157
+ received it does not specify a version number of the GNU Lesser
158
+ General Public License, you may choose any version of the GNU Lesser
159
+ General Public License ever published by the Free Software Foundation.
160
+
161
+ If the Library as you received it specifies that a proxy can decide
162
+ whether future versions of the GNU Lesser General Public License shall
163
+ apply, that proxy's public statement of acceptance of any version is
164
+ permanent authorization for you to choose that version for the
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+ Library.
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+ # Licencia
2
+
3
+ El proyecto y los diccionarios se distribuyen bajo un triple esquema de
4
+ licencias disjuntas: [GNU GPL versión 3 o posterior](https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.en.html), [GNU LGPL versión 3 o
5
+ posterior](https://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl-3.0.en.html) o [MPL versión 1.1 o posterior](https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/MPL/1.1/).
6
+ Puede seleccionar libremente bajo cuál de estas licencias realizará el uso.
7
+
8
+ El detalle de cada licencia está accesible en:
9
+
10
+ - https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.en.html
11
+ - https://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl-3.0.en.html
12
+ - https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/MPL/1.1/
13
+
14
+ y en los ficheros:
15
+ - LICENSE/GPLv3.txt
16
+ - LICENSE/LGPLv3.txt
17
+ - LICENSE/MPL-1.1.txt
18
+
19
+
20
+ El diccionario de sinónimos se distribuye según lo auspiciado por la [GNU LGPL v2.1](https://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/lgpl-2.1.en.html).
21
+
22
+ El detalle está accesible:
23
+
24
+ - en la dirección web https://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/lgpl-2.1.en.html
25
+ - y en el fichero LICENSE/LGPLv2.1.txt
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1
+ MOZILLA PUBLIC LICENSE
2
+ Version 1.1
3
+
4
+ ---------------
5
+
6
+ 1. Definitions.
7
+
8
+ 1.0.1. "Commercial Use" means distribution or otherwise making the
9
+ Covered Code available to a third party.
10
+
11
+ 1.1. "Contributor" means each entity that creates or contributes to
12
+ the creation of Modifications.
13
+
14
+ 1.2. "Contributor Version" means the combination of the Original
15
+ Code, prior Modifications used by a Contributor, and the Modifications
16
+ made by that particular Contributor.
17
+
18
+ 1.3. "Covered Code" means the Original Code or Modifications or the
19
+ combination of the Original Code and Modifications, in each case
20
+ including portions thereof.
21
+
22
+ 1.4. "Electronic Distribution Mechanism" means a mechanism generally
23
+ accepted in the software development community for the electronic
24
+ transfer of data.
25
+
26
+ 1.5. "Executable" means Covered Code in any form other than Source
27
+ Code.
28
+
29
+ 1.6. "Initial Developer" means the individual or entity identified
30
+ as the Initial Developer in the Source Code notice required by Exhibit
31
+ A.
32
+
33
+ 1.7. "Larger Work" means a work which combines Covered Code or
34
+ portions thereof with code not governed by the terms of this License.
35
+
36
+ 1.8. "License" means this document.
37
+
38
+ 1.8.1. "Licensable" means having the right to grant, to the maximum
39
+ extent possible, whether at the time of the initial grant or
40
+ subsequently acquired, any and all of the rights conveyed herein.
41
+
42
+ 1.9. "Modifications" means any addition to or deletion from the
43
+ substance or structure of either the Original Code or any previous
44
+ Modifications. When Covered Code is released as a series of files, a
45
+ Modification is:
46
+ A. Any addition to or deletion from the contents of a file
47
+ containing Original Code or previous Modifications.
48
+
49
+ B. Any new file that contains any part of the Original Code or
50
+ previous Modifications.
51
+
52
+ 1.10. "Original Code" means Source Code of computer software code
53
+ which is described in the Source Code notice required by Exhibit A as
54
+ Original Code, and which, at the time of its release under this
55
+ License is not already Covered Code governed by this License.
56
+
57
+ 1.10.1. "Patent Claims" means any patent claim(s), now owned or
58
+ hereafter acquired, including without limitation, method, process,
59
+ and apparatus claims, in any patent Licensable by grantor.
60
+
61
+ 1.11. "Source Code" means the preferred form of the Covered Code for
62
+ making modifications to it, including all modules it contains, plus
63
+ any associated interface definition files, scripts used to control
64
+ compilation and installation of an Executable, or source code
65
+ differential comparisons against either the Original Code or another
66
+ well known, available Covered Code of the Contributor's choice. The
67
+ Source Code can be in a compressed or archival form, provided the
68
+ appropriate decompression or de-archiving software is widely available
69
+ for no charge.
70
+
71
+ 1.12. "You" (or "Your") means an individual or a legal entity
72
+ exercising rights under, and complying with all of the terms of, this
73
+ License or a future version of this License issued under Section 6.1.
74
+ For legal entities, "You" includes any entity which controls, is
75
+ controlled by, or is under common control with You. For purposes of
76
+ this definition, "control" means (a) the power, direct or indirect,
77
+ to cause the direction or management of such entity, whether by
78
+ contract or otherwise, or (b) ownership of more than fifty percent
79
+ (50%) of the outstanding shares or beneficial ownership of such
80
+ entity.
81
+
82
+ 2. Source Code License.
83
+
84
+ 2.1. The Initial Developer Grant.
85
+ The Initial Developer hereby grants You a world-wide, royalty-free,
86
+ non-exclusive license, subject to third party intellectual property
87
+ claims:
88
+ (a) under intellectual property rights (other than patent or
89
+ trademark) Licensable by Initial Developer to use, reproduce,
90
+ modify, display, perform, sublicense and distribute the Original
91
+ Code (or portions thereof) with or without Modifications, and/or
92
+ as part of a Larger Work; and
93
+
94
+ (b) under Patents Claims infringed by the making, using or
95
+ selling of Original Code, to make, have made, use, practice,
96
+ sell, and offer for sale, and/or otherwise dispose of the
97
+ Original Code (or portions thereof).
98
+
99
+ (c) the licenses granted in this Section 2.1(a) and (b) are
100
+ effective on the date Initial Developer first distributes
101
+ Original Code under the terms of this License.
102
+
103
+ (d) Notwithstanding Section 2.1(b) above, no patent license is
104
+ granted: 1) for code that You delete from the Original Code; 2)
105
+ separate from the Original Code; or 3) for infringements caused
106
+ by: i) the modification of the Original Code or ii) the
107
+ combination of the Original Code with other software or devices.
108
+
109
+ 2.2. Contributor Grant.
110
+ Subject to third party intellectual property claims, each Contributor
111
+ hereby grants You a world-wide, royalty-free, non-exclusive license
112
+
113
+ (a) under intellectual property rights (other than patent or
114
+ trademark) Licensable by Contributor, to use, reproduce, modify,
115
+ display, perform, sublicense and distribute the Modifications
116
+ created by such Contributor (or portions thereof) either on an
117
+ unmodified basis, with other Modifications, as Covered Code
118
+ and/or as part of a Larger Work; and
119
+
120
+ (b) under Patent Claims infringed by the making, using, or
121
+ selling of Modifications made by that Contributor either alone
122
+ and/or in combination with its Contributor Version (or portions
123
+ of such combination), to make, use, sell, offer for sale, have
124
+ made, and/or otherwise dispose of: 1) Modifications made by that
125
+ Contributor (or portions thereof); and 2) the combination of
126
+ Modifications made by that Contributor with its Contributor
127
+ Version (or portions of such combination).
128
+
129
+ (c) the licenses granted in Sections 2.2(a) and 2.2(b) are
130
+ effective on the date Contributor first makes Commercial Use of
131
+ the Covered Code.
132
+
133
+ (d) Notwithstanding Section 2.2(b) above, no patent license is
134
+ granted: 1) for any code that Contributor has deleted from the
135
+ Contributor Version; 2) separate from the Contributor Version;
136
+ 3) for infringements caused by: i) third party modifications of
137
+ Contributor Version or ii) the combination of Modifications made
138
+ by that Contributor with other software (except as part of the
139
+ Contributor Version) or other devices; or 4) under Patent Claims
140
+ infringed by Covered Code in the absence of Modifications made by
141
+ that Contributor.
142
+
143
+ 3. Distribution Obligations.
144
+
145
+ 3.1. Application of License.
146
+ The Modifications which You create or to which You contribute are
147
+ governed by the terms of this License, including without limitation
148
+ Section 2.2. The Source Code version of Covered Code may be
149
+ distributed only under the terms of this License or a future version
150
+ of this License released under Section 6.1, and You must include a
151
+ copy of this License with every copy of the Source Code You
152
+ distribute. You may not offer or impose any terms on any Source Code
153
+ version that alters or restricts the applicable version of this
154
+ License or the recipients' rights hereunder. However, You may include
155
+ an additional document offering the additional rights described in
156
+ Section 3.5.
157
+
158
+ 3.2. Availability of Source Code.
159
+ Any Modification which You create or to which You contribute must be
160
+ made available in Source Code form under the terms of this License
161
+ either on the same media as an Executable version or via an accepted
162
+ Electronic Distribution Mechanism to anyone to whom you made an
163
+ Executable version available; and if made available via Electronic
164
+ Distribution Mechanism, must remain available for at least twelve (12)
165
+ months after the date it initially became available, or at least six
166
+ (6) months after a subsequent version of that particular Modification
167
+ has been made available to such recipients. You are responsible for
168
+ ensuring that the Source Code version remains available even if the
169
+ Electronic Distribution Mechanism is maintained by a third party.
170
+
171
+ 3.3. Description of Modifications.
172
+ You must cause all Covered Code to which You contribute to contain a
173
+ file documenting the changes You made to create that Covered Code and
174
+ the date of any change. You must include a prominent statement that
175
+ the Modification is derived, directly or indirectly, from Original
176
+ Code provided by the Initial Developer and including the name of the
177
+ Initial Developer in (a) the Source Code, and (b) in any notice in an
178
+ Executable version or related documentation in which You describe the
179
+ origin or ownership of the Covered Code.
180
+
181
+ 3.4. Intellectual Property Matters
182
+ (a) Third Party Claims.
183
+ If Contributor has knowledge that a license under a third party's
184
+ intellectual property rights is required to exercise the rights
185
+ granted by such Contributor under Sections 2.1 or 2.2,
186
+ Contributor must include a text file with the Source Code
187
+ distribution titled "LEGAL" which describes the claim and the
188
+ party making the claim in sufficient detail that a recipient will
189
+ know whom to contact. If Contributor obtains such knowledge after
190
+ the Modification is made available as described in Section 3.2,
191
+ Contributor shall promptly modify the LEGAL file in all copies
192
+ Contributor makes available thereafter and shall take other steps
193
+ (such as notifying appropriate mailing lists or newsgroups)
194
+ reasonably calculated to inform those who received the Covered
195
+ Code that new knowledge has been obtained.
196
+
197
+ (b) Contributor APIs.
198
+ If Contributor's Modifications include an application programming
199
+ interface and Contributor has knowledge of patent licenses which
200
+ are reasonably necessary to implement that API, Contributor must
201
+ also include this information in the LEGAL file.
202
+
203
+ (c) Representations.
204
+ Contributor represents that, except as disclosed pursuant to
205
+ Section 3.4(a) above, Contributor believes that Contributor's
206
+ Modifications are Contributor's original creation(s) and/or
207
+ Contributor has sufficient rights to grant the rights conveyed by
208
+ this License.
209
+
210
+ 3.5. Required Notices.
211
+ You must duplicate the notice in Exhibit A in each file of the Source
212
+ Code. If it is not possible to put such notice in a particular Source
213
+ Code file due to its structure, then You must include such notice in a
214
+ location (such as a relevant directory) where a user would be likely
215
+ to look for such a notice. If You created one or more Modification(s)
216
+ You may add your name as a Contributor to the notice described in
217
+ Exhibit A. You must also duplicate this License in any documentation
218
+ for the Source Code where You describe recipients' rights or ownership
219
+ rights relating to Covered Code. You may choose to offer, and to
220
+ charge a fee for, warranty, support, indemnity or liability
221
+ obligations to one or more recipients of Covered Code. However, You
222
+ may do so only on Your own behalf, and not on behalf of the Initial
223
+ Developer or any Contributor. You must make it absolutely clear than
224
+ any such warranty, support, indemnity or liability obligation is
225
+ offered by You alone, and You hereby agree to indemnify the Initial
226
+ Developer and every Contributor for any liability incurred by the
227
+ Initial Developer or such Contributor as a result of warranty,
228
+ support, indemnity or liability terms You offer.
229
+
230
+ 3.6. Distribution of Executable Versions.
231
+ You may distribute Covered Code in Executable form only if the
232
+ requirements of Section 3.1-3.5 have been met for that Covered Code,
233
+ and if You include a notice stating that the Source Code version of
234
+ the Covered Code is available under the terms of this License,
235
+ including a description of how and where You have fulfilled the
236
+ obligations of Section 3.2. The notice must be conspicuously included
237
+ in any notice in an Executable version, related documentation or
238
+ collateral in which You describe recipients' rights relating to the
239
+ Covered Code. You may distribute the Executable version of Covered
240
+ Code or ownership rights under a license of Your choice, which may
241
+ contain terms different from this License, provided that You are in
242
+ compliance with the terms of this License and that the license for the
243
+ Executable version does not attempt to limit or alter the recipient's
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+ rights in the Source Code version from the rights set forth in this
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+ License. If You distribute the Executable version under a different
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+ license You must make it absolutely clear that any terms which differ
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+ from this License are offered by You alone, not by the Initial
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+ Developer or any Contributor. You hereby agree to indemnify the
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+ Initial Developer and every Contributor for any liability incurred by
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+ the Initial Developer or such Contributor as a result of any such
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+ terms You offer.
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+
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+ 3.7. Larger Works.
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+ You may create a Larger Work by combining Covered Code with other code
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+ not governed by the terms of this License and distribute the Larger
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+ Work as a single product. In such a case, You must make sure the
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+ requirements of this License are fulfilled for the Covered Code.
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+
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+ 4. Inability to Comply Due to Statute or Regulation.
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+
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+ If it is impossible for You to comply with any of the terms of this
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+ License with respect to some or all of the Covered Code due to
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+ statute, judicial order, or regulation then You must: (a) comply with
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+ the terms of this License to the maximum extent possible; and (b)
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+ describe the limitations and the code they affect. Such description
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+ must be included in the LEGAL file described in Section 3.4 and must
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+ be included with all distributions of the Source Code. Except to the
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+ extent prohibited by statute or regulation, such description must be
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+ sufficiently detailed for a recipient of ordinary skill to be able to
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+ understand it.
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+
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+ 5. Application of this License.
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+
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+ This License applies to code to which the Initial Developer has
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+ attached the notice in Exhibit A and to related Covered Code.
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+
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+ 6. Versions of the License.
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+
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+ 6.1. New Versions.
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+ Netscape Communications Corporation ("Netscape") may publish revised
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+ and/or new versions of the License from time to time. Each version
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+ will be given a distinguishing version number.
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+
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+ 6.2. Effect of New Versions.
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+ Once Covered Code has been published under a particular version of the
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+ License, You may always continue to use it under the terms of that
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+ version. You may also choose to use such Covered Code under the terms
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+ of any subsequent version of the License published by Netscape. No one
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+ other than Netscape has the right to modify the terms applicable to
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+ Covered Code created under this License.
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+
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+ 6.3. Derivative Works.
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+ If You create or use a modified version of this License (which you may
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+ only do in order to apply it to code which is not already Covered Code
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+ governed by this License), You must (a) rename Your license so that
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+ the phrases "Mozilla", "MOZILLAPL", "MOZPL", "Netscape",
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+ "MPL", "NPL" or any confusingly similar phrase do not appear in your
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+ license (except to note that your license differs from this License)
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+ and (b) otherwise make it clear that Your version of the license
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+ contains terms which differ from the Mozilla Public License and
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+ Netscape Public License. (Filling in the name of the Initial
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+ Developer, Original Code or Contributor in the notice described in
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+ Exhibit A shall not of themselves be deemed to be modifications of
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+ this License.)
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+
306
+ 7. DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY.
307
+
308
+ COVERED CODE IS PROVIDED UNDER THIS LICENSE ON AN "AS IS" BASIS,
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+ WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING,
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+ WITHOUT LIMITATION, WARRANTIES THAT THE COVERED CODE IS FREE OF
311
+ DEFECTS, MERCHANTABLE, FIT FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR NON-INFRINGING.
312
+ THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE COVERED CODE
313
+ IS WITH YOU. SHOULD ANY COVERED CODE PROVE DEFECTIVE IN ANY RESPECT,
314
+ YOU (NOT THE INITIAL DEVELOPER OR ANY OTHER CONTRIBUTOR) ASSUME THE
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+ COST OF ANY NECESSARY SERVICING, REPAIR OR CORRECTION. THIS DISCLAIMER
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+ OF WARRANTY CONSTITUTES AN ESSENTIAL PART OF THIS LICENSE. NO USE OF
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+ ANY COVERED CODE IS AUTHORIZED HEREUNDER EXCEPT UNDER THIS DISCLAIMER.
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+
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+ 8. TERMINATION.
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+
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+ 8.1. This License and the rights granted hereunder will terminate
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+ automatically if You fail to comply with terms herein and fail to cure
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+ such breach within 30 days of becoming aware of the breach. All
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+ sublicenses to the Covered Code which are properly granted shall
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+ survive any termination of this License. Provisions which, by their
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+ nature, must remain in effect beyond the termination of this License
327
+ shall survive.
328
+
329
+ 8.2. If You initiate litigation by asserting a patent infringement
330
+ claim (excluding declatory judgment actions) against Initial Developer
331
+ or a Contributor (the Initial Developer or Contributor against whom
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+ You file such action is referred to as "Participant") alleging that:
333
+
334
+ (a) such Participant's Contributor Version directly or indirectly
335
+ infringes any patent, then any and all rights granted by such
336
+ Participant to You under Sections 2.1 and/or 2.2 of this License
337
+ shall, upon 60 days notice from Participant terminate prospectively,
338
+ unless if within 60 days after receipt of notice You either: (i)
339
+ agree in writing to pay Participant a mutually agreeable reasonable
340
+ royalty for Your past and future use of Modifications made by such
341
+ Participant, or (ii) withdraw Your litigation claim with respect to
342
+ the Contributor Version against such Participant. If within 60 days
343
+ of notice, a reasonable royalty and payment arrangement are not
344
+ mutually agreed upon in writing by the parties or the litigation claim
345
+ is not withdrawn, the rights granted by Participant to You under
346
+ Sections 2.1 and/or 2.2 automatically terminate at the expiration of
347
+ the 60 day notice period specified above.
348
+
349
+ (b) any software, hardware, or device, other than such Participant's
350
+ Contributor Version, directly or indirectly infringes any patent, then
351
+ any rights granted to You by such Participant under Sections 2.1(b)
352
+ and 2.2(b) are revoked effective as of the date You first made, used,
353
+ sold, distributed, or had made, Modifications made by that
354
+ Participant.
355
+
356
+ 8.3. If You assert a patent infringement claim against Participant
357
+ alleging that such Participant's Contributor Version directly or
358
+ indirectly infringes any patent where such claim is resolved (such as
359
+ by license or settlement) prior to the initiation of patent
360
+ infringement litigation, then the reasonable value of the licenses
361
+ granted by such Participant under Sections 2.1 or 2.2 shall be taken
362
+ into account in determining the amount or value of any payment or
363
+ license.
364
+
365
+ 8.4. In the event of termination under Sections 8.1 or 8.2 above,
366
+ all end user license agreements (excluding distributors and resellers)
367
+ which have been validly granted by You or any distributor hereunder
368
+ prior to termination shall survive termination.
369
+
370
+ 9. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY.
371
+
372
+ UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES AND UNDER NO LEGAL THEORY, WHETHER TORT
373
+ (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE), CONTRACT, OR OTHERWISE, SHALL YOU, THE INITIAL
374
+ DEVELOPER, ANY OTHER CONTRIBUTOR, OR ANY DISTRIBUTOR OF COVERED CODE,
375
+ OR ANY SUPPLIER OF ANY OF SUCH PARTIES, BE LIABLE TO ANY PERSON FOR
376
+ ANY INDIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY
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+ CHARACTER INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF GOODWILL,
378
+ WORK STOPPAGE, COMPUTER FAILURE OR MALFUNCTION, OR ANY AND ALL OTHER
379
+ COMMERCIAL DAMAGES OR LOSSES, EVEN IF SUCH PARTY SHALL HAVE BEEN
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+ INFORMED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. THIS LIMITATION OF
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+ LIABILITY SHALL NOT APPLY TO LIABILITY FOR DEATH OR PERSONAL INJURY
382
+ RESULTING FROM SUCH PARTY'S NEGLIGENCE TO THE EXTENT APPLICABLE LAW
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+ PROHIBITS SUCH LIMITATION. SOME JURISDICTIONS DO NOT ALLOW THE
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+ EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, SO
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+ THIS EXCLUSION AND LIMITATION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.
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+
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+ 10. U.S. GOVERNMENT END USERS.
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+
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+ The Covered Code is a "commercial item," as that term is defined in
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+ 48 C.F.R. 2.101 (Oct. 1995), consisting of "commercial computer
391
+ software" and "commercial computer software documentation," as such
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+ terms are used in 48 C.F.R. 12.212 (Sept. 1995). Consistent with 48
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+ C.F.R. 12.212 and 48 C.F.R. 227.7202-1 through 227.7202-4 (June 1995),
394
+ all U.S. Government End Users acquire Covered Code with only those
395
+ rights set forth herein.
396
+
397
+ 11. MISCELLANEOUS.
398
+
399
+ This License represents the complete agreement concerning subject
400
+ matter hereof. If any provision of this License is held to be
401
+ unenforceable, such provision shall be reformed only to the extent
402
+ necessary to make it enforceable. This License shall be governed by
403
+ California law provisions (except to the extent applicable law, if
404
+ any, provides otherwise), excluding its conflict-of-law provisions.
405
+ With respect to disputes in which at least one party is a citizen of,
406
+ or an entity chartered or registered to do business in the United
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+ States of America, any litigation relating to this License shall be
408
+ subject to the jurisdiction of the Federal Courts of the Northern
409
+ District of California, with venue lying in Santa Clara County,
410
+ California, with the losing party responsible for costs, including
411
+ without limitation, court costs and reasonable attorneys' fees and
412
+ expenses. The application of the United Nations Convention on
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+ Contracts for the International Sale of Goods is expressly excluded.
414
+ Any law or regulation which provides that the language of a contract
415
+ shall be construed against the drafter shall not apply to this
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+ License.
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+
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+ 12. RESPONSIBILITY FOR CLAIMS.
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+
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+ As between Initial Developer and the Contributors, each party is
421
+ responsible for claims and damages arising, directly or indirectly,
422
+ out of its utilization of rights under this License and You agree to
423
+ work with Initial Developer and Contributors to distribute such
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+ responsibility on an equitable basis. Nothing herein is intended or
425
+ shall be deemed to constitute any admission of liability.
426
+
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+ 13. MULTIPLE-LICENSED CODE.
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+
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+ Initial Developer may designate portions of the Covered Code as
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+ "Multiple-Licensed". "Multiple-Licensed" means that the Initial
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+ Developer permits you to utilize portions of the Covered Code under
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+ Your choice of the NPL or the alternative licenses, if any, specified
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+ by the Initial Developer in the file described in Exhibit A.
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+
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+ EXHIBIT A -Mozilla Public License.
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+
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+ ``The contents of this file are subject to the Mozilla Public License
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+ Version 1.1 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in
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+ compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
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+ http://www.mozilla.org/MPL/
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+
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+ Software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS"
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+ basis, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the
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+ License for the specific language governing rights and limitations
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+ under the License.
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+
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+ The Original Code is ______________________________________.
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+
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+ The Initial Developer of the Original Code is ________________________.
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+ Portions created by ______________________ are Copyright (C) ______
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+ _______________________. All Rights Reserved.
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+
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+ Contributor(s): ______________________________________.
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+
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+ Alternatively, the contents of this file may be used under the terms
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+ of the _____ license (the "[___] License"), in which case the
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+ provisions of [______] License are applicable instead of those
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+ above. If you wish to allow use of your version of this file only
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+ under the terms of the [____] License and not to allow others to use
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+ your version of this file under the MPL, indicate your decision by
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+ deleting the provisions above and replace them with the notice and
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+ other provisions required by the [___] License. If you do not delete
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+ the provisions above, a recipient may use your version of this file
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+ under either the MPL or the [___] License."
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+
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+ [NOTE: The text of this Exhibit A may differ slightly from the text of
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+ the notices in the Source Code files of the Original Code. You should
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+ use the text of this Exhibit A rather than the text found in the
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+ Original Code Source Code for Your Modifications.]
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+
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+ ****************************************************************************
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+ ** **
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+ ** Diccionario para corrección ortográfica en español de **
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+ ** LibreOffice/Apache OpenOffice **
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+ ** **
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+ ****************************************************************************
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+
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+ Para: __LOCALES__
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+
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+ ****************************************************************************
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+
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+ Versión __VERSION__
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+
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+ SUMARIO
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+
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+ 1. AUTOR
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+ 2. LICENCIA
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+ 3. COLABORACIÓN
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+ 4. AGRADECIMIENTOS
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+
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+
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+ 1. AUTOR
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+
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+ Este diccionario ha sido desarrollado inicialmente por Santiago Bosio;
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+ quien actualmente coordina el desarrollo de todos los diccionarios localizados.
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+
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+ El diccionario es un desarrollo completamente nuevo, y NO ESTÁ BASADO en el
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+ trabajo de Jesús Carretero y Santiago Rodríguez, ni en la versión adaptada al
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+ formato de MySpell por Richard Holt.
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+
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+ 2. LICENCIA
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+
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+ Este diccionario para corrección ortográfica, integrado por el fichero
34
+ de afijos y la lista de palabras (__LOCALE__[.aff|.dic]) se distribuye
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+ bajo un triple esquema de licencias disjuntas: GNU GPL versión 3 o posterior,
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+ GNU LGPL versión 3 o posterior, ó MPL versión 1.1 o posterior. Puede
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+ seleccionar libremente bajo cuál de estas licencias utilizará este diccionario.
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+ En el fichero LICENSE.md encontrá más detalles.
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+
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+ 3. COLABORACIÓN
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+
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+ Este diccionario es resultado del trabajo colaborativo de muchas personas.
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+ La buena noticia es que ¡usted también puede participar!
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+
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+ ¿Tiene dudas o sugerencias? ¿Desearía ver palabras agregadas, o que se
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+ realizaran correcciones? Consulte las indicaciones técnicas publicadas en
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+ CONTRIBUTING.md. Estaremos encantados de atenderle.
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+
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+ 4. AGRADECIMIENTOS
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+
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+ Hay varias personas que han colaborado con aportes o sugerencias a la
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+ creación de este diccionario. Se agradece especialmente a:
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+
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+ - Richard Holt.
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+ - Marcelo Garrone.
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+ - Kevin Hendricks.
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+ - Juan Rey Saura.
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+ - Carlos Dávila.
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+ - Román Gelbort.
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+ - J. Eduardo Moreno.
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+ - Gonzalo Higuera Díaz.
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+ - Ricardo Palomares Martínez.
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+ - Sergio Medina.
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+ - Ismael Olea.
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+ - Alejandro Moreno.
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+ - Alexandro Colorado.
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+ - Andrés Sánchez.
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+ - Juan Rafael Fernández García.
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+ - eksperimental.
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+ - Ezequiel (ezeperez26).
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+ - KNTRO.
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+ - Ricardo Berlasso.
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+ - Edward Villegas-Pulgarin (cosmocalibur)
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+ - y a todos los integrantes de la comunidad en español que proponen mejoras
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+ a este diccionario.
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+ OpenThesaurus - Tesauro Español - Versión para LibreOffice/Apache OpenOffice
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+ Marcelo Garrone (mgarrone at users.sf.net)
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+ Snapshot, generado automáticamente: 2012-01-11 21:33
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+ Homepage: http://openthes-es.berlios.de
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+
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+ Requisitos: ==========================================================
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+
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+ LibreOffice/Apache OpenOffice
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+
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+ Nota: ================================================================
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+
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+ * El diccionario de sinónimos y separación silábica es el mismo para Windows como para Linux.
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+
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+ licencia: =========================================================
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+
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+ LGPL 2.1:
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+ - https://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/lgpl-2.1.en.html
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+ - fichero COPYING
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