+

+The macro operates in two modes:

+

+1) Online - the latest dictionaries are retrieved from the OpenOffice.org

+ website.

+

+2) Offline - an offline dictionary pack, which you have already downloaded, is

+ installed from the hard-drive. Offline dictionaries can be downloaded from:

+ http://lingucomponent.openoffice.org/dictpack.html

+ OR

+ http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=91920&package_id=103504

+

+For more detailed instructions see:

+ http://lingucomponent.openoffice.org/auto_instal.html

+

+

+Non-automated

+-------------

+

+For instructions on how to install the Afrikaans dictionary manually please visit

+the following URL:

+http://lingucomponent.openoffice.org/manual_instal.html

+

+

+Spellchecker Selection

+----------------------

+

+Once the spellchecker is installed you need to configure a few settings and

+perform some checks.

+

+1) Check that the Afrikaans Spellchecker is enabled.

+

+ Tools -> Options -> Language Settings -> Writing Aids

+

+In the section marked 'Available language modules' select 'Edit...'. Under

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+MySpell SpellChecker' is enabled.

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+2) Set your default document language to Afrikaans

+

+If most of your writing is in Afrikaans then this step will ensure that

+documents you compose from now on are treated as Afrikaans documents. If much

+of your writing is in English you might want to skip this step.

+

+ Tools -> Options -> Language Settings -> Languages

+

+In the section marked 'Default languages for documents' is a drop-down labelled

+'Western'. Afrikaans has a tick next to it to indicate that a spellchecker is

+installed. Set your default language to Afrikaans.

+

+3) Changing existing documents or paragraphs to Afrikaans

+

+Some old document might be written in Afrikaans but the document was stored

+indicating that the text was in English. You can indicate that this is

+Afrikaans text by:

+

+ a) Select the relevant text (Ctrl-A selects the whole document)

+ b) Format -> Character...

+ Change the 'Language' drop-down to Afrikaans.

+

+

+4. Contributing

+===============

+

+You can help to make this software better by:

+

+a) Contributing corrections and missing words

+b) Contributing your wordlists

+c) Reviewing the existing wordlists and user contributed lists.

+d) Joining the Afrikaans translation and dictionary discussion list

+ 'translate-discuss-af' at:

+ http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=91920

+

+Email your contributions to Dwayne Bailey <dwayne@translate.org.za>.

+

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+1't.

+NEXTLEVEL

+

+OpenOffice.org ukhyphen patch (hyph_en_GB.dic.source):

+

+--- ukhyphen.tex 2008-12-17 15:37:04.000000000 +0100

++++ hyph_en_GB.dic.source 2008-12-18 10:07:02.000000000 +0100

+@@ -52,7 +52,6 @@

+ %

+ % These patterns require a value of about 14000 for TeX's pattern memory size.

+ %

+-\patterns{ % just type <return> if you're not using INITEX

+ .ab4i

+ .ab3ol

+ .ace4

+@@ -8580,13 +8579,64 @@

+ z3zie

+ zzo3

+ z5zot

+-}

+-\hyphenation{ % Do NOT make any alterations to this list! --- DW

+-uni-ver-sity

+-uni-ver-sit-ies

+-how-ever

+-ma-nu-script

+-ma-nu-scripts

+-re-ci-pro-city

+-through-out

+-some-thing}

++.uni5ver5sity.

++.uni5ver5sit5ies.

++.how5ever.

++.ma5nu5script.

++.ma5nu5scripts.

++.re5ci5pro5city.

++.through5out.

++.some5thing.

++4'4

++4a'

++4b'

++4c'

++4d'

++4e'

++4f'

++4g'

++4h'

++4i'

++4j'

++4k'

++4l'

++4m'

++4n'

++4o'

++4p'

++4q'

++4r'

++4s'

++4t'

++4u'

++4v'

++4w'

++4x'

++4y'

++4z'

++'a4

++'b4

++'c4

++'d4

++'e4

++'f4

++'g4

++'h4

++'i4

++'j4

++'k4

++'l4

++'m4

++'n4

++'o4

++'p4

++'q4

++'r4

++'s4

++'t4

++'u4

++'v4

++'w4

++'x4

++'y4

++'z4

+

+Original License

+

+% File: ukhyphen.tex

+% TeX hyphenation patterns for UK English

+

+% Unlimited copying and redistribution of this file

+% is permitted so long as the file is not modified

+% in any way.

+%

+% Modifications may be made for private purposes (though

+% this is discouraged, as it could result in documents

+% hyphenating differently on different systems) but if

+% such modifications are re-distributed, the modified

+% file must not be capable of being confused with the

+% original. In particular, this means

+%

+%(a) the filename (the portion before the extension, if any)

+% must not match any of :

+%

+% UKHYPH UK-HYPH

+% UKHYPHEN UK-HYPHEN

+% UKHYPHENS UK-HYPHENS

+% UKHYPHENATION UK-HYPHENATION

+% UKHYPHENISATION UK-HYPHENISATION

+% UKHYPHENIZATION UK-HYPHENIZATION

+%

+% regardless of case, and

+%

+%(b) the file must contain conditions identical to these,

+% except that the modifier/distributor may, if he or she

+% wishes, augment the list of proscribed filenames.

+

+% $Log: ukhyph.tex $

+% Revision 2.0 1996/09/10 15:04:04 ucgadkw

+% o added list of hyphenation exceptions at the end of this file.

+%

+%

+% Version 1.0a. Released 18th October 2005/PT.

+%

+% Created by Dominik Wujastyk and Graham Toal using Frank Liang's PATGEN 1.0.

+% Like the US patterns, these UK patterns correctly hyphenate about 90% of

+% the words in the input list, and produce no hyphens not in the list

+% (see TeXbook pp. 451--2).

+%

+% These patterns are based on a file of 114925 British-hyphenated words

+% generously made available to Dominik Wujastyk by Oxford University Press.

+% This list of words is copyright to the OUP and may not be redistributed.

+% The hyphenation break points in the words in the abovementioned file is

+% also copyright to the OUP.

+%

+% We are very grateful to Oxford University Press for allowing us to use

+% their list of hyphenated words to produce the following TeX hyphenation

+% patterns. This file of hyphenation patterns may be freely distributed.

+%

+% These patterns require a value of about 14000 for TeX's pattern memory size.

+%

+hyph_en_US.dic - American English hyphenation patterns for OpenOffice.org

+

+version 2011-10-07

+

+- remove unnecessary parts for the new Hyphen 2.8.2

+

+version 2010-03-16

+

+Changes

+

+- forbid hyphenation at 1-character distances from dashes (eg. ad=d-on)

+ and at the dashes (fix for OpenOffice.org 3.2)

+- set correct LEFTHYPHENMIN = 2, RIGHTHYPHENMIN = 3

+- handle apostrophes (forbid *o'=clock etc.)

+- set COMPOUNDLEFTHYPHENMIN, COMPOUNDRIGHTHYPHENMIN values

+- UTF-8 encoding

+- Unicode ligature support

+

+License

+

+BSD-style. Unlimited copying, redistribution and modification of this file

+is permitted with this copyright and license information.

+

+See original license in this file.

+

+Conversion and modifications by László Németh (nemeth at OOo).

+

+Based on the plain TeX hyphenation table

+(http://tug.ctan.org/text-archive/macros/plain/base/hyphen.tex) and

+the TugBoat hyphenation exceptions log in

+http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/info/digests/tugboat/tb0hyf.tex, processed

+by the hyphenex.sh script (see in the same directory).

+

+Originally developed and distributed with the Hyphen hyphenation library,

+see http://hunspell.sourceforge.net/ for the source files and the conversion

+scripts.

+

+Licenses

+

+hyphen.tex:

+% The Plain TeX hyphenation tables [NOT TO BE CHANGED IN ANY WAY!]

+% Unlimited copying and redistribution of this file are permitted as long

+% as this file is not modified. Modifications are permitted, but only if

+% the resulting file is not named hyphen.tex.

+

+output of hyphenex.sh:

+% Hyphenation exceptions for US English, based on hyphenation exception

+% log articles in TUGboat.

+%

+% Copyright 2007 TeX Users Group.

+% You may freely use, modify and/or distribute this file.

+%

+% This is an automatically generated file. Do not edit!

+%

+% Please contact the TUGboat editorial staff <tugboat@tug.org>

+% for corrections and omissions.

+

+hyph_en_US.txt:

+See the previous licenses.

+English sentence checker for LibreOffice

+see git://anongit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/lightproof

+2011-2012 (c) László Németh, license: MPL 1.1 / GPLv3+ / LGPLv3+

+WordNet Release 2.1

+

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+

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+database and its documentation for any purpose and without fee or

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+---------------------------------------------------------------------

+This file is a summary of the switches used in the en_GB affix file.

+A description of the affix file format is appended to the end of this

+

+In addition to the new suffix and prefix rules a modified TRY list is

+used in order to properly find spelling errors in words having . (period)

+' (apostrophe) and - (hyphen) within them. A replacement list for common

+mis-spellings has also been incorporated.

+

+The en_GB.aff affix file was created from scratch by David Bartlett and

+Andrew Brown.

+

+15/12/02

+---------------------------------------------------------------------

+

+A re- Prefix

+a mis- Prefix

+B -able, -ability, last syllable of stem stressed, -ate words > 2 syllables

+b -ible, very basic rules, only dropped e

+C de- Prefix

+c over- Prefix

+D -ed, regular verb past tenses, last syllable of stem stressed

+d -ed, -ing, regular verb past tenses and adverbial form, last syllable NOT stressed

+E dis- Prefix for negation

+e out- Prefix

+F con- prefix

+f under - Prefix

+G -ing, ending for verbs, stress on last syllable of stem

+g -ability, last syllable NOT stressed

+H -th, -fold - number specific suffixes, both generated

+h -edly, adverbial, simplified rules

+I in- im- il- ir- Prefix, opposite of.

+i -edness, degree, simplified rules

+J -ings, plural noun version of verb ing ending, simplified rules

+j -fully, suffix

+K pre-, prefix

+k -ingly, adverbial form, simplified rules

+L -ment, -ments, -ment's, suffix, both generated

+l -ably, simplified rules

+M -'s, possessive form

+m -man, -men, -man's, -men's suffixes, all generated

+N -ion, noun from verb, stress on last syllable of stem

+n -ion, -ions, noun from verb, stress NOT on last syllable of stem

+O non- Prefix

+o -ally, adverb from verb, simplified rules

+P -ness, -ness's, adjective degree of comparison

+p -less, comparative suffix

+Q -ise, -ised, -ises, -ising, -ize, -ized, -izes, -izing, all generated!

+q -isation, -isations, -ization, -izations, all generated

+R -er, -ers, er's, doer, last syllable stressed, both forms generated

+r -er, -ers, er's, doer, last syllable NOT stressed, both forms generated

+S -s, noun plurals, verb conjugation

+s -iser, -isers, -izer, -izers, -iser's, -izer's, all generated

+T -er, -est, adjectival comparatives, both generated

+t -isable, -isability, -izable, -izability, all generated

+U un- Prefix

+u -iveness, ending for verbs

+V -ive, ending for verbs (simplified rules)

+v -ively, ending for verbs

+W -ic, adjectival ending, simplified rules

+w -ical, adjectival ending, simplified rules

+X -ions, noun plural, stress on last syllable of stem, simplified rules

+x -ional, -ionally, simplified rules, both endings formed

+Y -ly, adverb endings for adjectives

+y -ry, adjectival and noun forms, simplified rules.

+Z -y, diminutive and adjectival form, simplified rules

+z -ily, adverbial ending where adjective adds y

+0 -al, noun from verb, simplified rules

+1 -ically, adverbial double suffix, simplified rules

+2 -iness, y+ness ending, simplified rules

+3 -ist, -ists, -ists's, professions

+4 trans-, Prefix

+5 -woman, -women, -woman's suffixes, all generated

+6 -ful, suffix

+7 -able, last syllable NOT stressed, -ate words <= 2 syllables

+8

+9

+

+---------------------------------------------------------------------

+To Do:

+-ity

+-en

+-ify, -ified, -ifies, -ifing

+-ism

+-ish

+-ous

+-ously

+

+---------------------------------------------------------------------

+The following minor suffixes have been ignored, based on

+frequency counts in the standard word list

+-fulness

+-lessly

+-lessness

+-ousness

+-ifier

+-ification

+-ward

+-ship

+-ishly

+-ible

+-ibility

+-iveity

+-edness

+-icable

+-icability

+-ality

+-alism

+-ics

+-ional

+-ology

+-ologist

+-istic

+

+---------------------------------------------------------------------

+What follows is cut and pasted from the instructions at

+http://whiteboard.openoffice.org/lingucomponent/affix.readme

+

+The first line has 4 fields:

+

+Field

+-----

+1 SFX - indicates this is a suffix

+2 D - is the name of the character which represents this suffix

+3 Y - indicates it can be combined with prefixes (cross product)

+4 4 - indicates that sequence of 4 affix entries are needed to

+ properly store the affix information

+

+The remaining lines describe the unique information for the 4 affix

+entries that make up this affix. Each line can be interpreted

+as follows: (note fields 1 and 2 are used as a check against line 1 info)

+

+Field

+-----

+1 SFX - indicates this is a suffix

+2 D - is the name of the character which represents this affix

+3 y - the string of chars to strip off before adding affix

+ (a 0 here indicates the NULL string)

+4 ied - the string of affix characters to add

+ (a 0 here indicates the NULL string)

+5 [^aeiou]y - the conditions which must be met before the affix

+ can be applied

+

+Field 5 is interesting. Since this is a suffix, field 5 tells us that

+there are 2 conditions that must be met. The first condition is that

+the next to the last character in the word must *NOT* be any of the

+following "a", "e", "i", "o" or "u". The second condition is that

+the last character of the word must end in "y".

+

+<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

+<description xmlns="http://openoffice.org/extensions/description/2006" xmlns:d="http://openoffice.org/extensions/description/2006" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">

+ <version value="2011.12.05" />

+ <identifier value="org.openoffice.en.hunspell.dictionaries" />

+ <display-name>

+ <name lang="en-US">English spelling dictionaries, hyphenation rules, thesaurus, and grammar checker</name>

+ </display-name>

+ <platform value="all" />

+ <dependencies>

+ <OpenOffice.org-minimal-version value="3.0" d:name="OpenOffice.org 3.0" />

+ </dependencies>

+</description>

+

+<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

+<!DOCTYPE dlg:window PUBLIC "-//OpenOffice.org//DTD OfficeDocument 1.0//EN" "dialog.dtd">

+<dlg:window xmlns:dlg="http://openoffice.org/2000/dialog" xmlns:script="http://openoffice.org/2000/script" dlg:id="en" dlg:left="101" dlg:top="52" dlg:width="196" dlg:height="72" dlg:closeable="true" dlg:moveable="true" dlg:withtitlebar="false">

+ <dlg:bulletinboard>

+<dlg:fixedline dlg:id="spelling" dlg:tab-index="0" dlg:left="5" dlg:top="5" dlg:width="240" dlg:height="10" dlg:value="&amp;spelling"/>

+<dlg:checkbox dlg:id="grammar" dlg:tab-index="1" dlg:left="10" dlg:top="15" dlg:width="60" dlg:height="10" dlg:value="&amp;grammar" dlg:checked="false" dlg:help-text="&amp;hlp_grammar"/>

+<dlg:checkbox dlg:id="cap" dlg:tab-index="2" dlg:left="70" dlg:top="15" dlg:width="60" dlg:height="10" dlg:value="&amp;cap" dlg:checked="false" dlg:help-text="&amp;hlp_cap"/>

+<dlg:checkbox dlg:id="dup" dlg:tab-index="3" dlg:left="130" dlg:top="15" dlg:width="60" dlg:height="10" dlg:value="&amp;dup" dlg:checked="false" dlg:help-text="&amp;hlp_dup"/>

+<dlg:checkbox dlg:id="pair" dlg:tab-index="4" dlg:left="190" dlg:top="15" dlg:width="60" dlg:height="10" dlg:value="&amp;pair" dlg:checked="false" dlg:help-text="&amp;hlp_pair"/>

+<dlg:fixedline dlg:id="punctuation" dlg:tab-index="6" dlg:left="5" dlg:top="25" dlg:width="240" dlg:height="10" dlg:value="&amp;punctuation"/>

+<dlg:checkbox dlg:id="spaces" dlg:tab-index="7" dlg:left="10" dlg:top="35" dlg:width="60" dlg:height="10" dlg:value="&amp;spaces" dlg:checked="true" dlg:help-text="&amp;hlp_spaces"/>

+<dlg:checkbox dlg:id="mdash" dlg:tab-index="8" dlg:left="70" dlg:top="35" dlg:width="60" dlg:height="10" dlg:value="&amp;mdash" dlg:checked="false" dlg:help-text="&amp;hlp_mdash"/>

+<dlg:checkbox dlg:id="quotation" dlg:tab-index="9" dlg:left="130" dlg:top="35" dlg:width="60" dlg:height="10" dlg:value="&amp;quotation" dlg:checked="false" dlg:help-text="&amp;hlp_quotation"/>

+<dlg:checkbox dlg:id="times" dlg:tab-index="10" dlg:left="190" dlg:top="35" dlg:width="60" dlg:height="10" dlg:value="&amp;times" dlg:checked="true" dlg:help-text="&amp;hlp_times"/>

+<dlg:checkbox dlg:id="spaces2" dlg:tab-index="12" dlg:left="10" dlg:top="45" dlg:width="60" dlg:height="10" dlg:value="&amp;spaces2" dlg:checked="false" dlg:help-text="&amp;hlp_spaces2"/>

+<dlg:checkbox dlg:id="ndash" dlg:tab-index="13" dlg:left="70" dlg:top="45" dlg:width="60" dlg:height="10" dlg:value="&amp;ndash" dlg:checked="false" dlg:help-text="&amp;hlp_ndash"/>

+<dlg:checkbox dlg:id="apostrophe" dlg:tab-index="14" dlg:left="130" dlg:top="45" dlg:width="60" dlg:height="10" dlg:value="&amp;apostrophe" dlg:checked="false" dlg:help-text="&amp;hlp_apostrophe"/>

+<dlg:checkbox dlg:id="ellipsis" dlg:tab-index="15" dlg:left="190" dlg:top="45" dlg:width="60" dlg:height="10" dlg:value="&amp;ellipsis" dlg:checked="false" dlg:help-text="&amp;hlp_ellipsis"/>

+<dlg:checkbox dlg:id="spaces3" dlg:tab-index="17" dlg:left="10" dlg:top="55" dlg:width="60" dlg:height="10" dlg:value="&amp;spaces3" dlg:checked="false" dlg:help-text="&amp;hlp_spaces3"/>

+<dlg:checkbox dlg:id="minus" dlg:tab-index="18" dlg:left="70" dlg:top="55" dlg:width="60" dlg:height="10" dlg:value="&amp;minus" dlg:checked="false" dlg:help-text="&amp;hlp_minus"/>

+<dlg:fixedline dlg:id="others" dlg:tab-index="20" dlg:left="5" dlg:top="65" dlg:width="240" dlg:height="10" dlg:value="&amp;others"/>

+<dlg:checkbox dlg:id="metric" dlg:tab-index="21" dlg:left="10" dlg:top="75" dlg:width="120" dlg:height="10" dlg:value="&amp;metric" dlg:checked="false" dlg:help-text="&amp;hlp_metric"/>

+<dlg:checkbox dlg:id="numsep" dlg:tab-index="22" dlg:left="130" dlg:top="75" dlg:width="120" dlg:height="10" dlg:value="&amp;numsep" dlg:checked="false" dlg:help-text="&amp;hlp_numsep"/>

+<dlg:checkbox dlg:id="nonmetric" dlg:tab-index="24" dlg:left="10" dlg:top="85" dlg:width="240" dlg:height="10" dlg:value="&amp;nonmetric" dlg:checked="false" dlg:help-text="&amp;hlp_nonmetric"/>

+</dlg:bulletinboard>

+</dlg:window>

+spelling=Grammar checking

+hlp_grammar= Check more grammar errors.

+grammar=Possible mistakes

+hlp_cap= Check missing capitalization of sentences.

+cap=Capitalization

+hlp_dup= Check repeated words.

+dup=Word duplication

+hlp_pair= Check missing or extra parentheses and quotation marks.

+pair=Parentheses

+punctuation=Punctuation

+hlp_spaces=Check single spaces between words.

+spaces=Word spacing

+hlp_mdash=Force unspaced em dash instead of spaced en dash.

+mdash=Em dash

+hlp_ndash=Force spaced en dash instead of unspaced em dash.

+ndash=En dash

+hlp_quotation=Check double quotation marks: "x" \u2192 \u201cx\u201d

+quotation=Quotation marks

+hlp_times=Check true multiplication sign: 5x5 \u2192 5\u00d75

+times=Multiplication sign

+hlp_spaces2=Check single spaces between sentences.

+spaces2=Sentence spacing

+hlp_spaces3=Check more than two extra space characters between words and sentences.

+spaces3=More spaces

+hlp_minus=Change hyphen characters to real minus signs.

+minus=Minus sign

+hlp_apostrophe=Change typewriter apostrophe, single quotation marks and correct double primes.

+apostrophe=Apostrophe

+hlp_ellipsis=Change three dots with ellipsis.

+ellipsis=Ellipsis

+others=Others

+hlp_metric=Measurement conversion from \u00b0F, mph, ft, in, lb, gal and miles.

+metric=Convert to metric (\u00b0C, km/h, m, kg, l)

+hlp_numsep=Common (1000000 \u2192 1,000,000) or ISO (1000000 \u2192 1 000 000).

+numsep=Thousand separation of large numbers

+hlp_nonmetric=Measurement conversion from \u00b0C; km/h; cm, m, km; kg; l.

+nonmetric=Convert to non-metric (\u00b0F, mph, ft, lb, gal)

+<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>

+<!DOCTYPE oor:component-data SYSTEM "../../../../component-update.dtd">

+<oor:component-data oor:name="OptionsDialog" oor:package="org.openoffice.Office" xmlns:oor="http://openoffice.org/2001/registry" xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">

+ <node oor:name="Nodes">

+ <node oor:name="org.openoffice.lightproof" oor:op="fuse">

+ <prop oor:name="Label">

+ <value xml:lang="en-US">Dictionaries</value>

+ </prop>

+ <node oor:name="Leaves">

+

+ <node oor:name="org.openoffice.lightproof.en" oor:op="fuse">

+

+ <prop oor:name="Id">

+ <value>org.openoffice.en.hunspell.dictionaries</value>

+ </prop>

+

+ <prop oor:name="Label">

+

+ <value xml:lang="en-US">English sentence checking</value>

+

+ </prop>

+

+ <prop oor:name="OptionsPage">

+ <value>%origin%/en.xdl</value>

+ </prop>

+

+ <prop oor:name="EventHandlerService">

+ <value>org.openoffice.comp.pyuno.LightproofOptionsEventHandler.en</value>

+ </prop>

+

+ </node>

+

+ </node>

+ </node>

+ </node>

+</oor:component-data>

+<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

+<oor:component-schema xmlns:oor="http://openoffice.org/2001/registry" xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"

+oor:name="Lightproof_en" oor:package="org.openoffice" xml:lang="en-US">

+<info>

+<author></author>

+<desc>Contains the options data used for the test extensions.</desc>

+</info>

+<templates>

+

+ <group oor:name="en">

+ <info>

+ <desc>The data for one leaf.</desc>

+ </info>

+<prop oor:name="grammar" oor:type="xs:string">

+ <info><desc>The grammar definition of one leaf.</desc></info>

+ <value></value>

+</prop>

+<prop oor:name="cap" oor:type="xs:string">

+ <info><desc>The cap definition of one leaf.</desc></info>

+ <value></value>

+</prop>

+<prop oor:name="dup" oor:type="xs:string">

+ <info><desc>The dup definition of one leaf.</desc></info>

+ <value></value>

+</prop>

+<prop oor:name="pair" oor:type="xs:string">

+ <info><desc>The pair definition of one leaf.</desc></info>

+ <value></value>

+</prop>

+<prop oor:name="spaces" oor:type="xs:string">

+ <info><desc>The spaces definition of one leaf.</desc></info>

+ <value></value>

+</prop>

+<prop oor:name="mdash" oor:type="xs:string">

+ <info><desc>The mdash definition of one leaf.</desc></info>

+ <value></value>

+</prop>

+<prop oor:name="quotation" oor:type="xs:string">

+ <info><desc>The quotation definition of one leaf.</desc></info>

+ <value></value>

+</prop>

+<prop oor:name="times" oor:type="xs:string">

+ <info><desc>The times definition of one leaf.</desc></info>

+ <value></value>

+</prop>

+<prop oor:name="spaces2" oor:type="xs:string">

+ <info><desc>The spaces2 definition of one leaf.</desc></info>

+ <value></value>

+</prop>

+<prop oor:name="ndash" oor:type="xs:string">

+ <info><desc>The ndash definition of one leaf.</desc></info>

+ <value></value>

+</prop>

+<prop oor:name="apostrophe" oor:type="xs:string">

+ <info><desc>The apostrophe definition of one leaf.</desc></info>

+ <value></value>

+</prop>

+<prop oor:name="ellipsis" oor:type="xs:string">

+ <info><desc>The ellipsis definition of one leaf.</desc></info>

+ <value></value>

+</prop>

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+ <value></value>

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+ <info>

+ <desc>The definition of one leaf.</desc>

+ </info>

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+ <value>%origin%/en_GB.aff %origin%/en_GB.dic</value>

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+ <value>DICT_SPELL</value>

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+ <prop oor:name="Locales" oor:type="oor:string-list">

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+

+# Affix file for Australian English OpenOffice dictionary by David Wilson

+# version 1.1.0

+#Modifications by David Wilson 1/10/2008

+# Added the PHONEtic transformation rules from the en_US OPenOffice dictionary -

+## PHONEtic_english.h - #PHONEtic transformation rules for use with #PHONEtic.c

+## Copyright (C) 2000 Björn Jacke (see details below)

+# Merged the replacement (REP) options from en_US OPenOffice dictionary

+# added 'REP gotten got'

+#

+# R 1.18, 11/04/05

+#

+# 2006-02-07 - NOSUGGEST, COMPOUNDRULE patches (nemeth AT OOo)

+#

+# Based on the Affix file for British English MySpell dictionary

+# by David Bartlett, Andrew Brown. R 1.18, 11/04/05

+# Built from scratch for MySpell. Released under LGPL.

+# David Bartlett, Andrew Brown.

+

+# 2010-03-09 (nemeth AT OOo)

+# - UTF-8 encoded dictionary:

+# - fix em-dash problem of OOo 3.2 by BREAK

+# - suggesting words with typographical apostrophes

+# - recognizing words with Unicode f ligatures

+# - add phonetic suggestion (Copyright (C) 2000 Björn Jacke, see the end of the file)

+

+########################################################

+# DNW 1/10/2008

+MIDWORD '-

+BAD ~

+########################################################

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+SFX 7 0 able [aeiou]y

+SFX 7 0 able [^cely]

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+SFX g 0 ability [aeiou]y

+SFX g 0 ability [^cely]

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+SFX l 0 lably [^aeio][aeiou]l

+SFX l 0 ably [aeio][aeiou][cl]

+SFX l 0 ably [^aeiou][cl]

+SFX l y iably [^aeiou]y

+SFX l 0 ably [aeiou]y

+SFX l 0 ably [^cely]

+SFX b Y 3

+SFX b e ible [^aeiou]e

+SFX b 0 ible [aeiou]e

+SFX b 0 ible [^e]

+SFX L Y 12

+SFX L 0 ament m

+SFX L y iment [^aeiou]y

+SFX L 0 ment [aeiou]y

+SFX L 0 ment [^my]

+SFX L 0 aments m

+SFX L y iments [^aeiou]y

+SFX L 0 ments [aeiou]y

+SFX L 0 ments [^my]

+SFX L 0 ament's m

+SFX L y iment's [^aeiou]y

+SFX L 0 ment's [aeiou]y

+SFX L 0 ment's [^my]

+SFX Z Y 22

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+SFX Z 0 y [aeiouy]e

+SFX Z 0 ey [aiouy]

+SFX Z 0 by [^aeio][aeiou]b

+SFX Z 0 ky [^aeio][aeiou]c

+SFX Z 0 dy [^aeio][aeiou]d

+SFX Z 0 fy [^aeio][aeiou]f

+SFX Z 0 gy [^aeio][aeiou]g

+SFX Z 0 ky [^aeio][aeiou]k

+SFX Z 0 ly [^aeio][aeiou]l

+SFX Z 0 my [^aeio][aeiou]m

+SFX Z 0 ny [^aeio][aiou]n

+SFX Z 0 py [^aeio][aeiou]p

+SFX Z 0 ry [^aeio][aiou]r

+SFX Z 0 sy [^aeio][aeiou]s

+SFX Z 0 ty [^aeio][aiou]t

+SFX Z 0 vy [^aeio][aeiou]v

+SFX Z 0 zy [^aeio][aeiou]z

+SFX Z 0 y [^aeio]e[nrt]

+SFX Z 0 y [aeio][aeiou][bcdfgklmnprstvz]

+SFX Z 0 y [^aeiou][bcdfgklmnprstvz]

+SFX Z 0 y [^aebcdfgiklmnoprstuvyz]

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+SFX 2 0 iness [aeiouy]e

+SFX 2 0 biness [^aeio][aeiou]b

+SFX 2 0 kiness [^aeio][aeiou]c

+SFX 2 0 diness [^aeio][aeiou]d

+SFX 2 0 finess [^aeio][aeiou]f

+SFX 2 0 giness [^aeio][aeiou]g

+SFX 2 0 kiness [^aeio][aeiou]k

+SFX 2 0 liness [^aeio][aeiou]l

+SFX 2 0 miness [^aeio][aeiou]m

+SFX 2 0 niness [^aeio][aiou]n

+SFX 2 0 piness [^aeio][aeiou]p

+SFX 2 0 riness [^aeio][aiou]r

+SFX 2 0 siness [^aeio][aeiou]s

+SFX 2 0 tiness [^aeio][aiou]t

+SFX 2 0 viness [^aeio][aeiou]v

+SFX 2 0 ziness [^aeio][aeiou]z

+SFX 2 0 iness [^aeio]e[nrt]

+SFX 2 0 iness [aeio][aeiou][bcdfgklmnprstvz]

+SFX 2 0 iness [^aeiou][bcdfgklmnprstvz]

+SFX 2 0 iness [^ebcdfgklmnprstvz]

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+SFX z 0 ily [aiou]y

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+SFX z 0 kily [^aeio][aeiou]c

+SFX z 0 dily [^aeio][aeiou]d

+SFX z 0 fily [^aeio][aeiou]f

+SFX z 0 gily [^aeio][aeiou]g

+SFX z 0 kily [^aeio][aeiou]k

+SFX z 0 lily [^aeio][aeiou]l

+SFX z 0 mily [^aeio][aeiou]m

+SFX z 0 nily [^aeio][aiou]n

+SFX z 0 pily [^aeio][aeiou]p

+SFX z 0 rily [^aeio][aiou]r

+SFX z 0 sily [^aeio][aeiou]s

+SFX z 0 tily [^aeio][aiou]t

+SFX z 0 vily [^aeio][aeiou]v

+SFX z 0 zily [^aeio][aeiou]z

+SFX z 0 ily [^aeio]e[nrt]

+SFX z 0 ily [aeio][aeiou][bcdfgklmnprstvyz]

+SFX z 0 ily [^aeiou][bcdfgklmnprstvyz]

+SFX z 0 ily [^ebcdfgklmnprstvyz]

+SFX y Y 15

+SFX y e ory te

+SFX y e atory [mr]e

+SFX y e ary se

+SFX y 0 ry [^mrst]e

+SFX y 0 ory [^aeous]t

+SFX y 0 ry [aeous]t

+SFX y 0 ery h

+SFX y 0 atory [^i]m

+SFX y im matory im

+SFX y 0 ory s

+SFX y 0 ary ion

+SFX y 0 ry [^i]on

+SFX y 0 nery [aiu]n

+SFX y 0 ry [^aiou]n

+SFX y 0 ry [^ehmstn]

+SFX O Y 12

+SFX O 0 l a

+SFX O e al [^bcgv]e

+SFX O e ial [bcgv]e

+SFX O 0 ial [bcrx]

+SFX O um al um

+SFX O 0 al [^u]m

+SFX O y al ty

+SFX O y ial [^t]y

+SFX O 0 ual [px]t

+SFX O 0 tal [iu]t

+SFX O 0 al [^ipux]t

+SFX O 0 al [^aebcrtxmy]

+SFX o Y 12

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+SFX o e ially [bcgv]e

+SFX o 0 ially [bcrx]

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+SFX o y ially [^t]y

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+SFX o 0 tally [iu]t

+SFX o 0 ally [^ipux]t

+SFX o 0 ally [^aebcrtxmy]

+SFX W Y 21

+SFX W ce tific ce

+SFX W e atic me

+SFX W se tic se

+SFX W le ic ble

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+SFX W e ic [^clms]e

+SFX W 0 lic [ay]l

+SFX W 0 ic [^ay]l

+SFX W us ic us

+SFX W 0 tic [^u]s

+SFX W er ric er

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+SFX W 0 atic [aeiou]m

+SFX W 0 ic [^aeiou]m

+SFX W 0 tic ma

+SFX W a ic [^m]a

+SFX W y etic thy

+SFX W y ic [^t]hy

+SFX W y tic sy

+SFX W y ic [^hs]y

+SFX W 0 ic [^aelmrsy]

+SFX w Y 9

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+SFX 1 Y 9

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+SFX 1 0 ically [^aemry]

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+SFX 3 ce tist ce

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+SFX 3 y ist [^aeioubp]y

+SFX 3 0 ist [aeioubp]y

+SFX 3 o ist o

+SFX 3 0 ists [^eoy]

+SFX 3 e ists [^aceiou]e

+SFX 3 ce tists ce

+SFX 3 0 ists [aeiou]e

+SFX 3 y ists [^aeioubp]y

+SFX 3 0 ists [aeioubp]y

+SFX 3 o ists o

+SFX 3 0 ists [^eoy]

+SFX 3 e ist's [^aceiou]e

+SFX 3 ce tist's ce

+SFX 3 0 ist's [aeiou]e

+SFX 3 y ist's [^aeioubp]y

+SFX 3 0 ist's [aeioubp]y

+SFX 3 o ist's o

+SFX 3 0 ist's [^eoy]

+

+BREAK 3

+BREAK —

+BREAK –

+BREAK -

+

+ICONV 6

+ICONV ’ '

+ICONV ffi ffi

+ICONV ffl ffl

+ICONV ff ff

+ICONV fi fi

+ICONV fl fl

+

+OCONV 1

+OCONV ' ’

+

+# PHONEtic_english.h - #PHONEtic transformation rules for use with #PHONEtic.c

+# Copyright (C) 2000 Björn Jacke

+#

+# This rule set is based on Lawrence Phillips original metaPHONE

+# algorithm with modifications made by Michael Kuhn in his

+# C implantation, more modifications by Björn Jacke when

+# converting the algorithm to a rule set and minor

+# touch ups by Kevin Atkinson

+#

+# This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or

+# modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public

+# License version 2.1 as published by the Free Software Foundation;

+#

+# This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,

+# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of

+# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU

+# Lesser General Public License for more details.

+#

+# You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public

+# License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software

+# Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA

+#

+# Björn Jacke may be reached by email at bjoern.jacke@gmx.de

+#

+# Changelog:

+#

+# 2000-01-05 Björn Jacke <bjoern.jacke@gmx.de>

+# - first version with translation rules derived from

+# metaPHONE.cc distributed with aspell 0.28.3

+# - "TH" is now representated as "@" because "0" is a

+# meta character

+# - removed TH(!vowel) --> T; always use TH --> # instead

+# - dropped "^AE" -> "E" (redundant)

+# - "ing" is transformed to "N", not "NK"

+# - "SCH(EO)" transforms to "SK" now

+# - added R --> SILENT if (after a vowel) and no (vowel or

+# "y" follows) like in "Marcy" or "abort"

+# - H is SILENT in RH at beginning of words

+# - H is SILENT if vowel leads and "Y" follows

+# - some ".OUGH.." --> ...F exceptions added

+# - "^V" transforms to "W"

+# 2000-01-07 Kevin Atkinson <kevinatk@home.com>

+# Converted from header to data file.

+#

+# 2007-08-23 László Németh <nemeth AT OOo>

+# Add PHONE header and #PHONE keywords

+#

+# 2010-03-09 László Németh <nemeth AT OOo>

+# Temporarily removing acuted character É

+# because of the missing UTF-8 support

+#

+# version 1.1

+

+# Documentation: http://aspell.net/man-html/PHONEtic-Code.html

+

+PHONE 104

+PHONE AH(AEIOUY)-^ *H

+PHONE AR(AEIOUY)-^ *R

+PHONE A(HR)^ *

+PHONE A^ *

+PHONE AH(AEIOUY)- H

+PHONE AR(AEIOUY)- R

+PHONE A(HR) _

+PHONE BB- _

+PHONE B B

+PHONE CQ- _

+PHONE CIA X

+PHONE CH X

+PHONE C(EIY)- S

+PHONE CK K

+PHONE COUGH^ KF

+PHONE CC< C

+PHONE C K

+PHONE DG(EIY) K

+PHONE DD- _

+PHONE D T

+PHONE EH(AEIOUY)-^ *H

+PHONE ER(AEIOUY)-^ *R

+PHONE E(HR)^ *

+PHONE ENOUGH^$ *NF

+PHONE E^ *

+PHONE EH(AEIOUY)- H

+PHONE ER(AEIOUY)- R

+PHONE E(HR) _

+PHONE FF- _

+PHONE F F

+PHONE GN^ N

+PHONE GN$ N

+PHONE GNS$ NS

+PHONE GNED$ N

+PHONE GH(AEIOUY)- K

+PHONE GH _

+PHONE GG9 K

+PHONE G K

+PHONE H H

+PHONE IH(AEIOUY)-^ *H

+PHONE IR(AEIOUY)-^ *R

+PHONE I(HR)^ *

+PHONE I^ *

+PHONE ING6 N

+PHONE IH(AEIOUY)- H

+PHONE IR(AEIOUY)- R

+PHONE I(HR) _

+PHONE J K

+PHONE KN^ N

+PHONE KK- _

+PHONE K K

+PHONE LAUGH^ LF

+PHONE LL- _

+PHONE L L

+PHONE MB$ M

+PHONE MM M

+PHONE M M

+PHONE NN- _

+PHONE N N

+PHONE OH(AEIOUY)-^ *H

+PHONE OR(AEIOUY)-^ *R

+PHONE O(HR)^ *

+PHONE O^ *

+PHONE OH(AEIOUY)- H

+PHONE OR(AEIOUY)- R

+PHONE O(HR) _

+PHONE PH F

+PHONE PN^ N

+PHONE PP- _

+PHONE P P

+PHONE Q K

+PHONE RH^ R

+PHONE ROUGH^ RF

+PHONE RR- _

+PHONE R R

+PHONE SCH(EOU)- SK

+PHONE SC(IEY)- S

+PHONE SH X

+PHONE SI(AO)- X

+PHONE SS- _

+PHONE S S

+PHONE TI(AO)- X

+PHONE TH @

+PHONE TCH-- _

+PHONE TOUGH^ TF

+PHONE TT- _

+PHONE T T

+PHONE UH(AEIOUY)-^ *H

+PHONE UR(AEIOUY)-^ *R

+PHONE U(HR)^ *

+PHONE U^ *

+PHONE UH(AEIOUY)- H

+PHONE UR(AEIOUY)- R

+PHONE U(HR) _

+PHONE V^ W

+PHONE V F

+PHONE WR^ R

+PHONE WH^ W

+PHONE W(AEIOU)- W

+PHONE X^ S

+PHONE X KS

+PHONE Y(AEIOU)- Y

+PHONE ZZ- _

+PHONE Z S

+

+#The rules in a different view:

+#

+# Exceptions:

+#

+# Beginning of word: "gn", "kn-", "pn-", "wr-" ----> drop first letter

+# "Aebersold", "Gnagy", "Knuth", "Pniewski", "Wright"

+#

+# Beginning of word: "x" ----> change to "s"

+# as in "Deng Xiaopeng"

+#

+# Beginning of word: "wh-" ----> change to "w"

+# as in "Whalen"

+# Beginning of word: leading vowels are transformed to "*"

+#

+# "[crt]ough" and "enough" are handled separately because of "F" sound

+#

+#

+# A --> A at beginning

+# _ otherwise

+#

+# B --> B unless at the end of word after "m", as in "dumb", "McComb"

+#

+# C --> X (sh) if "-cia-" or "-ch-"

+# S if "-ci-", "-ce-", or "-cy-"

+# SILENT if "-sci-", "-sce-", or "-scy-", or "-cq-"

+# K otherwise, including in "-sch-"

+#

+# D --> K if in "-dge-", "-dgy-", or "-dgi-"

+# T otherwise

+#

+# E --> A at beginnig

+# _ SILENT otherwise

+#

+# F --> F

+#

+# G --> SILENT if in "-gh-" and not at end or before a vowel

+# in "-gn" or "-gned" or "-gns"

+# in "-dge-" etc., as in above rule

+# K if before "i", or "e", or "y" if not double "gg"

+#

+# K otherwise (incl. "GG"!)

+#

+# H --> SILENT if after vowel and no vowel or "Y" follows

+# or after "-ch-", "-sh-", "-ph-", "-th-", "-gh-"

+# or after "rh-" at beginning

+# H otherwise

+#

+# I --> A at beginning

+# _ SILENT otherwise

+#

+# J --> K

+#

+# K --> SILENT if after "c"

+# K otherwise

+#

+# L --> L

+#

+# M --> M

+#

+# N --> N

+#

+# O --> A at beginning

+# _ SILENT otherwise

+#

+# P --> F if before "h"

+# P otherwise

+#

+# Q --> K

+#

+# R --> SILENT if after vowel and no vowel or "Y" follows

+# R otherwise

+#

+# S --> X (sh) if before "h" or in "-sio-" or "-sia-"

+# SK if followed by "ch(eo)" (SCH(EO))

+# S otherwise

+#

+# T --> X (sh) if "-tia-" or "-tio-"

+# 0 (th) if before "h"

+# silent if in "-tch-"

+# T otherwise

+#

+# U --> A at beginning

+# _ SILENT otherwise

+#

+# V --> V if first letter of word

+# F otherwise

+#

+# W --> SILENT if not followed by a vowel

+# W if followed by a vowel

+#

+# X --> KS

+#

+# Y --> SILENT if not followed by a vowel

+# Y if followed by a vowel

+#

+# Z --> S

+

+49844

+1st

+2

+2nd

+2th

+3rd

+7

+7th

+A

+AA

+AAA

+Aachen/M

+Ababa/M

+abalone/SM

+abase/LDSG

+abaser/M

+abash/LGDhS

+abbreviate/nDGNS

+Aberdeenshire/M

+aberrantes

+aberration/SM

+Aberystwyth/M

+Abilene/M

+abjure/yDNSnRG

+abode/MS

+abolitionism/SM

+abolitionist

+abort/VGDSvu

+abortion/3MS

+abortive/P

+abound/DSG

+about

+Abraham/M

+abreaction/SM

+abrogation/M

+Abrolhos

+abruptness/S

+abs/M

+abscission/SM

+abscond/RSDG

+abseil/DSG

+abseiler

+absence/MS

+absentia/M

+absolute/PT3YS

+absorbency/SM

+absorbs/A

+absorptivity/M

+abstract/iTPDGVhYS

+abstractedness/S

+abstractionist

+Abu/M

+abundant/Y

+abuse/RvDVuSG

+abysm/o

+abysmal

+abyss/MS

+Abyssinia/M

+academe/MwZS1

+academia/SM

+academicianship

+Acapulco/M

+ACAS

+accelerator/SM

+acceptableness/S

+acceptably/U

+acceptingness

+acclimatise/ADGS

+accommodate/SNuDnkVG

+accommodation/M

+accompany/L3DSG

+accomplice/SM

+accomplished/U

+accountability/SM

+accountant/MS

+accounting/M

+accoutre/DLGS

+accredit/ndS

+accredited/U

+accrue/DSG

+accumulator/SM

+accuracy/SIM

+accusation/M

+accustomed/P

+acerbic/Y

+acetate/MS

+Achaean/M

+ached/FKA

+achieve/LGDRS

+achievement/f

+achieving/fc

+acidity/SM

+acidosis/M

+acknowledge/LRShDG

+acorn/SM

+acquaint/GADS

+acquirable

+acquire/LDSG

+acquisitive/PY

+acquitter/M

+acrimonious/YP

+acrimony/SM

+acrobat/1MSW

+acrophobia/SM

+acropolis/SM

+acrostic/SM

+actinide/MS

+activeness/S

+actuality/SM

+adage/MS

+adapt/niRGuBNDvSV

+adaptedness/M

+ADC

+addend/SM

+addiction/SM

+Addison/M

+addressee/MS

+adduce/DbGSNV

+adductor/M

+Adenauer/M

+adeptness/S

+adipose/S

+adjudicate/DnVyGSN

+administrable

+administrate/SGDVv

+admiral/SM

+admiralty/MS

+admiration/M

+admittance/MS

+admonisher/M

+admonition/SM

+adolescent/SYM

+Adonis/M

+adorableness/S

+Adrian/M

+adroitness/S

+adsorbent/S

+ADte

+adultery/SM

+advance/DLRSG

+advantage/DMESG

+advantageousness/E

+adventist/S

+adventurousness/S

+adversary/MS

+adversity/MS

+advisability/SM

+advisedly/UI

+advocate/SGVD

+adze/MGSD

+aeolian

+aerate/DNnSG

+aerator/MS

+aerial/SM3

+aerobatic/S

+aeronautics'

+aestheticism/SM

+AFAIK

+afar

+affected/PEY

+afferent/SY

+affirm/AnDNGS

+afflict/DvGVS

+affliction/SM

+affluent/Y

+affordable/U

+affricative/M

+aflame

+aflutter

+afresh

+African/SM

+aft

+afterburner/MS

+afterlife/M

+aftershave/S

+after-taste/SM

+against

+agave/SM

+agent's/A

+agglomerate/NDnSVG

+agglomeration/M

+aggregate/DESNG

+aggressive/YP

+agni

+agoraphobic/S

+agreeableness/SE

+agronomic/S

+aide-memoires

+ail/DLSG

+Airbus/MS

+air-conditioned

+air-conditioner

+aircraft/M

+aircraft-carrier/MS

+airiness/S

+airline/RMS

+airmail/MDG

+airmass

+airport/MS

+airtime

+airway/MS

+airworthiness/S

+aitch/SM

+al/b

+Alan/M

+alarmist

+Alastair/M

+alba/M

+albeit

+albumin/MS

+Albuquerque/M

+alchemy/Sw3M

+Aldgate

+Aldridge/M

+aleatory

+Aleck

+alert/TYPRhSDG

+alertness/S

+Alexandra

+Alexia/M

+Alf/M

+alfalfa/MS

+Alfred/M

+Alfredo/M

+alga/M

+algal

+algebra/3MS

+algebraist

+alias/DGMS

+aliener

+align/RLSGD

+aligns/aA

+alike/P

+al-Jazeera

+Al-Jazzier

+alkaline

+Allah/M

+all-day

+allegation/M

+Allegheny/S

+Allentown

+allergen/WMS

+allier

+alligator/MS

+all-in

+Allison/M

+allocatur/MS

+allotter/M

+allowable/P

+allowance/SM

+allows/E

+alloyed/U

+all-pervading

+all-powerful

+all-rounder

+Allstate

+all-time

+alluvial

+al-Maida/M

+almanac/MS

+almightiness'

+almoner/SM

+alongside

+aloofness/S

+Alphonse/M

+alpine/4

+Alps

+Alsation/MS

+Al-Shari

+al-Sharif

+al-Swahili

+alterable/IU

+alterer/S

+Althea/M

+altimeter/SM

+alumna/M

+always

+Alyssa/M

+Al-Zawahiri

+amalgam/nVSM

+amalgamation/M

+amanuenses

+amaranth/SM

+Amarillo/M

+AMAX

+amaze/hLkDSG

+ambassadorial

+ambassadorship/SM

+ambassadress/MS

+amber/SM

+ambiance/MS

+ambiguity/SM

+ambition/M

+ambitiously/U

+amenorrhoea/M

+amerce/GDLS

+Ames

+Amherst/M

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