A collection of word lists in different languages, compiled from around the web, for use in various word-related projects. The majority of the word list files come from freeoffice. I have modified each and every one of them to make them more usable for programming related tasks.
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I have simplified this list by removing acronyms, simple plurals, words with the `'` character, and more.Custom wordlist generated from http://app.aspell.net/create using SCOWL
with parameters:
diacritic: strip
max_size: 95
max_variant: 1
special: hacker
spelling: US GBs GBz CA AU
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Special credit also goes to Alan Beale <biljir@pobox.com> as he has
given me an incredible amount of feedback and created a number of
special lists (those found in the Supplement) in order to help improve
the overall quality of SCOWL.
Many sources were used in the creation of SCOWL, most of them were in
the public domain or used indirectly. For a full list please see the
SCOWL readme.
http://wordlist.aspell.net/
es
LGPLv2.1de
This is the dictionary file of the de_AT + de_CH + de_DE Hunspell dictionary
derived from the igerman98 dictionary
Version: 20161207+frami20170109
Copyright (C) 1998-2017
Björn Jacke <bjoern@j3e.de>,
for the addon:
Franz Michael Baumann <f.m.baumann@smail.uni-koeln.de
License: GPLv2, GPLv3
There should be a copy of all of this licenses included with every distribution
of this dictionary. Modified versions using the GPL may only include the
GPL. This dictionary is compiled from igerman98. For the purpose of the
GPL modifications of this dictionary should be made public as a patch
for igerman98 allowing to regenerate the modified dictionary.
el
No licensefr
DICTIONNAIRES ORTHOGRAPHIQUES FRANÇAIS
version 5.7
Olivier R. - dicollecte<at>free<dot>fr
Dicollecte : http://www.dicollecte.org/
Licence :
MPL : Mozilla Public License
version 2.0 -- http://www.mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/
Ce dictionnaire ne peut fonctionner qu’avec un logiciel utilisant le
correcteur Hunspell : OpenOffice.org 3.2+, Firefox 4+, Thunderbird 5+
Principaux contributeurs :
- Jean-Luc T. ;
- Sylvain P. ;
- Laurent Dubois ;
- Dominique Pellé ;
- Pierre Poisson ;
- Pierre-Yves ;
- Pierre Choffardet ;
- Leywen ;
- Romain Muller et Serge Bibauw, de l’association RENOUVO, grâce à qui
la nouvelle orthographe et ses anciennes variantes ont pu être établies ;
- Chantal Contant, pour ses recherches sur la réforme de 1990 ;
- Benoît Sagot, qui nous a autorisé à comparer notre lexique avec Lefff,
ce qui a mis en évidence des dizaines d’erreurs d’étiquetage grammatical ;
- Philipp Burgess, pour la normalisation Unicode avec Hunspell.
Merci aussi à tous ceux qui ont apporté leur pierre à l’édifice.
http://www.dicollecte.org/members.php?prj=fr
Pour participer à l’amélioration du dictionnaire, allez sur :
http://www.dicollecte.org/home.php?prj=fr
cy
1. Introduction
The Welsh MySpell dictionaries have been developed by the Language,
Technologies Unit Bangor University and are based on the same extensive
word lists used in the production of their own Welsh spelling and grammar
checking software Cysill and the Microsoft Office XP,2003 and 2007 Welsh
proofing tools.
The dictionary is an affix compression from an original word list that
contains over a million entries of root words in their various abbreviated,
mutated, conjugated etc. forms.
The dictionary supports special Welsh characters such as w circumflex
(w to bach) and y circumflexed (y to bach) if used within OpenOffice.org 1.1
release onwards.
2. Copyright and Licenses
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3. Acknowledgements
The development work was funded by the Welsh Language Board (http://www.bwrdd-yr-iaith.org.uk)
fy
FRYSK
Jo wurde freonlik fersocht om dit bestân (README) mei te fersprieden
by elke kopy/ôflate ferzje fan dizze Fryske wurdlist
(fy_NL.dic/fy_NL.aff/hyph_fy_NL.dic). It brûken en fersprieden fan
dizze bestannen mei allinnich ûnder de betingsten fan de yn dit
bestân neamde lisinsje.
De wurdlist foar de staveringshifker is basearre op de
Foarkarswurdlist foar it Frysk, dy't offisjeel fêststeld is troch de
Provinsje Fryslân. Foar mear ynformaasje:
http://www.fryslan.frl/14718/feroardering-oangeande-de-offisjele-stavering-fan-de-fryske-taal-2014/
Ferzje: 20160722
ENGLISH
Please include this file (README) with every copy/derived work of
this Frisian word list (fy-NL.dic/fy-NL.aff). Use and distribution of
these files fall under terms and conditions of the license mentioned
in this file.
The word list for the spell checker is based on the Foarkarswurdlist
for Frisian, which was officially ratified by the Provincie Fryslân.
For more information:
http://www.fryslan.frl/14718/feroardering-oangeande-de-offisjele-stavering-fan-de-fryske-taal-2014/
Version: 20160722
LICENSE
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fo
Copyright © 2011 Fróðskaparsetur Føroya (University of Faroe Islands)
These files are published under the following open source licenses:
GNU GPL version 2.0
GNU LGPL version 2.1
Mozilla MPL version 1.1
Original Wordlist By:
Orðabókagrunnurin
SP/F Teldni
et
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da
Stavekontrolden - Danish dictionary files for Hunspell and thesaurus files for MyThes
Version 2.4 - 2018-04-15
da_DK.dic, da_DK.aff, th_da_DK.dat, th_da_DK.idx: © 2018 Foreningen for frit tilgængelige sprogværktøjer - http://www.stavekontrolden.dk
These files are published under the following open source licenses:
GNU GPL version 2.0 - https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html
GNU LGPL version 2.1 - https://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl-2.1.html
Mozilla MPL version 1.1 - https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/MPL/1.1/
This dictionary is based on data from Det Danske Sprog- og Litteraturselskab
(The Danish Society for Language and Literature), https://dsl.dk.
Thanks to Lyngby-Taarbæk Kommune, Gribskov Kommune and Region Midtjylland for financial support to the thesaurus project.
cs
This dictionary for spell-checking Czech texts is licensed under GPL license.
The dictionary is based on Czech ispell dictionary created by Petr Kolar
and numerous contributors.
ca
LICENSES :
Spelling dictionary: LGPL, GPL
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These are wither in the public domain, are used with the authors
permission or are licensed under the LGPL. The majority of the words are
derived from the Nieuwoudt and Viljoen list.
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Arabic Spellchecker for Openoffice.org 3.0
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Welcome!
This is a package I made for Openoffice.org Arabic spellchecker. I did NOT write this checker, I merely packaged the checker provided by the Ayaspell project[1] into a format recognized by Openoffice.org 3.0.
Any improvements are welcome.
[1] http://ayaspell.sourceforge.net/
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az
Aspell dictionary for Azerbaijani
Copyright 2004 Metin Amiroff <metin@karegen.com>
Kevin P. Scannell <scannell@slu.edu>
Orkhan Jafarov <oceferov@yahoo.com>
The original word list used for this package was generated
using Scannell's web crawling software "An Crúbadán" and
then hand-checked by Amiroff and Jafarov. See the file doc/Crawler.txt
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Belarusian spelling dictionary by official orthography rules 2008
Created from Belarusian Grammar Database (http://bnkorpus.info)
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Geriadur reizhskrivañ "An Drouizig" : Lesser GNU Public License (LGPL)
Sellit testenn al lañvaz war ar pajenn da heul :
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OpenOffice dictionary
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Language: Bosnian (bs BA).
License: LGPL/SISSL license, 2003
Author: megaribi@epn.ba (Samir Ribic)
eq
Spell checker (XUXEN):
Eleka Ingeniaritza Linguistikoa
http://www.eleka.net
gl
Hunspell Spellchecker for Galician
==================================
Maintained by Proxecto Trasno (http://trasno.net) under the coordination of Antón Méixome (from march,2011)
About lingüistic normative
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This spellchecker assumes as official model for galician gramatical rules: Normas ortográficas e morfolóxicas do idioma galego, Real Academia Galega / Instituto da Lingua Galega, 2003. http://www.realacademiagalega.org/PlainRAG/catalog/publications/files/normas_galego05.pdf
About:
http://gl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normativa_oficial_do_galego
http://gl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normas_Ortogr%C3%A1ficas_e_Morfol%C3%B3xicas_do_Idioma_Galego
Contributors
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Since this resource exists, and his predecessor, ispell, a lot of people and several organizations have participated in its development and maintenance.
Among those, we must highlight the contributions of:
- André Ventas and Ramón Flores (over ispell). until 2003
- Imaxin Software, for Mancomún (first version hunspell, dictionary and basic rules). 2006
- Mancomún, Galician Iniciative for Free Software, for Xunta de Galicia (Mar Castro, formal rules and dic; Francisco Rial, oxt). 2006-2008
- Proxecto Trasno (Miguel Solla, advanced rules and dic). 2009-2010
- Proxecto Trasno (Adrián Chaves, new rules and revamp source code for building, dic). 2010-2013
From the start and now master word's source for the dictionary are the public Vocabulario Ortográfico da Lingua Galega (VOLGa) and on-line Dicionario da Real Academia Galega and yours evolutions along times.
-VOLG(a) Santamarina Fernández, Antón e González González, Manuel (coord.).Real Academia Galega / Instituto da Lingua Galega, 2004. http://www.realacademiagalega.org/volga/.
The dictionary grow also wiht user's sugestions and free resources discontinuated as the sugestion's for frequent errors engine Benposto or galician Wikipedia sugestions for erros.
A technical description about verbal morphosintactical behavior write by Miguel Solla is in:
- Núm. 1 da revista Linguamática (ISSN: 1647-0818) http://linguamatica.com/index.php/linguamatica/article/view/13
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# Estensione linguistica italiana - Italian Writing Aids extension
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ITALIANO
L'estensione linguistica italiana fornisce le funzioni di correzione
ortografica, dizionario dei sinonimi e sillabazione per la lingua
italiana in Apache OpenOffice. Il modulo di correzione ortografica è
utilizzabile anche in altri programmi che offrano supporto per
dizionari MySpell, ASpell o HunSpell.
L'estensione linguistica italiana è rilasciata da Andrea Pescetti
pescetti<AT>apache<DOT>org sotto i termini e le condizioni della
GNU General Public License (GPL) 3. Una copia della licenza è
disponibile in coda al presente file.
L'estensione linguistica italiana contiene evoluzioni indipendenti
("fork") dei pacchetti "Dizionario italiano" 2.4 e "Thesaurus italiano"
2.07.gh disponibili su http://linguistico.sourceforge.net/ ; tutti i
file README e le note di copyright applicabili a tali due pacchetti si
trovano inalterati nella cartella "legacy" del presente pacchetto.
L'estensione linguistica italiana include pattern di sillabazione
basati su un'elaborazione dei pattern per TeX presenti nel
pacchetto "Hyphenation patterns for the Italian language" disponibile
su http://tug.ctan.org/pkg/ithyph ; il file README_hyph_it_IT.txt
contiene le note di copyright applicabili a tale pacchetto.
I volontari elencati di seguito, e in generale la Comunità
OpenOffice e il PLIO http://www.plio.it hanno contribuito
all'estensione linguistica italiana:
- Andrea Pescetti, maintainer
- Paolo Mantovani, struttura dell'estensione
- Carlo Strata, suggerimenti e segnalazione di errori nel dizionario
- Diego Favaro, suggerimenti e segnalazione di errori nel thesaurus
- Renzo Bianchi, grafica e QA
ENGLISH
The Italian Writing Aids extension provides spellchecker, theasurus and
hyphenation functionality in Italian for Apache OpenOffice. The spell
checking module can be used in any other programs too that support
MySpell, ASpell or HunSpell dictionaries.
The Italian Writing Aids extension is distributed by Andrea Pescetti
pescetti<AT>apache<DOT>org under the terms and conditions of the
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at the end of this file.
The Italian Writing Aids extension contains forks of the two packages
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available at http://linguistico.sourceforge.net/ ; all README files
and copyright notices relevant to those two packages are in the
"legacy" folder of the current package.
The Italian Writing Aids extension includes hyphenation patterns
based on a conversion of the "Hyphenation patterns for the Italian
language" available at http://tug.ctan.org/pkg/ithyph ; see the
README_hyph_it_IT.txt file for the relevant copyright notices.
The following volunteers, and in general the OpenOffice Community
and PLIO http://www.plio.it contributed to the Italian Writing Aids
extension:
- Andrea Pescetti, maintainer
- Paolo Mantovani, extension structure
- Carlo Strata, suggestions and bug reports (spellchecker)
- Diego Favaro, suggestions and bug reports (thesaurus)
- Renzo Bianchi, graphics and QA
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kk
Kazakh Language Dictionary for Hunspell
This dictionary has been developed under the OpenOffice:Lingucomponent:Spell Checking/Dictionaries subproject.
The content of the dictionary has been amended with the list of Kazakh names (395 names) to the orthographical dictionary, created for Aspell by Mr. Alexey Lipchansky (could@gnu.kz).
Affix-file has been developed by Mrs. Akmaral Mussayeva (akmaral.mussayeva@gmail.com) based on the appendixes to the dictionary of Mr. Kaldybai Bektaiuly.
For completing this package it has been used the list of words of the aspell-kk_KZ-0.2.tar.bz2 package, version 0.60, containing over 53 thousand main words.
Regarding the questions of working with Hunspell, please refer to the head of OpenOffice:Lingucomponent project.
These files are published under the following open source licenses: GNU GPL version 2.0 or above, GNU LGPL version 2.1 or above and Mozilla MPL version 1.1 or above.
For developing the affix-file for Hunspell Kazakh dictionary the following specialists has been participated: Mrs. Akmaral Mussayeva (akmaral.mussayeva@gmail.com), Mr. László Németh (nemeth@openoffice.org) and Mr. Rail Aliev (rail@openoffice.org).
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Hunspell арналған Орфографиялық қазақ тілі сөздігі
Сөздік OpenOffice:Lingucomponent:Spell Checking/Dictionaries ішкі жобасы шеңберінде әзірленген.
Осы сөздіктің құрамындағы Aspell үшін Алексей Липчанский (Alexey Lipchansky, could@gnu.kz) әзірлеген орфографиялық сөздік қазақ есімдерінің тізімімен толықтырылған (395 есім).
Affix-файлды әзірлеген Ақмарал Мұсаева (akmaral.mussayeva@gmail.com), Қалдыбай Бектайұлының сөздігіне қосымшалар негізге алынды.
Осы пакетті жинақтау кезінде 53 мыңнан астам негізгі сөзден тұратын 0.60 нұсқалы aspell-kk_KZ-0.2.tar.bz2 пакетінен сөздер жинағы пайдаланылды.
Hunspell жұмысына қатысты сұрақтарыңыз болса, OpenOffice:Lingucomponent жоба басшысына хабарласыңыз.
Бұл файлдар келесі ашық лицензиялардың шарттары бойынша таратылады: GNU GPL версия 2.0 және жоғары, GNU LGPL версия 2.1 және жоғары, жәнеде Mozilla MPL версия 1.1 және жоғары.
Hunspell арналған қазақ сөздігінің affix-файлын әзірлеуге қатысқандар: Ақмарал Мұсаева (akmaral.mussayeva@gmail.com), László Németh (nemeth@openoffice.org), Раиль Алиев (rail@openoffice.org).
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Орфографический cловарь казахского языка для Hunspell
Словарь подготовлен в рамках подпроекта OpenOffice:Lingucomponent:Spell Checking/Dictionaries.
Содержимое этого словаря дополнено списком казахских имен (395 имен) к орфографическому словарю, разработанному для Aspell Алексеем Липчанским (Alexey Lipchansky, could@gnu.kz).
Affix-файл разработан Акмарал Мусаевой (akmaral.mussayeva@gmail.com) на основании приложений к словарю Қалдыбай Бектайұлы.
При сборке настоящего пакета использован набор слов из пакета aspell-kk_KZ-0.2.tar.bz2 версии 0.60, содержащего свыше 53 тысячи базовых слов.
С вопросами, касающимися работы Hunspell, обращайтесь к главе проекта OpenOffice:Lingucomponent.
Данные файлы распространяются на условиях общедоспупных лицензий: GNU GPL версия 2.0 и выше, GNU LGPL версия 2.1 и выше, а также Mozilla MPL версия 1.1 и выше.
При подготовке affix-файла казахского словаря для Hunspell приняли участие: Акмарал Мусаева (akmaral.mussayeva@gmail.com), László Németh (nemeth@openoffice.org) и Раиль Алиев (rail@openoffice.org).
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README: Table of contents
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A Version
B History
C Compatibility - Installation
D Licence
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A Version
Version 3.1 (2013-03-31)
Release notes:
- la.dic and la.aff | Version: 2013-03-31
- Considerably expanded and improved vocabulary file
- Considerably expanded and improved affix data file
- Unlike earlier dic-versions, now compatible with LibO 4
Author: (c) 2008-2013 Karl Zeiler <karl(point)zeiler(at)t-online.de>
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Detecting errors or missing words please contact the author via e-mail.
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B History
Version 1.0 (2008-09-03)
--------------------------
This spelling dictionary is based on Jean-Pierre Sutto's last version
of "mlatinoo" (v 0.34, 2006-Feb-02),
continued and supplemented by Karl Zeiler (as Version 1.0, 2008-Sept-03).
Embedding of additional 20.000 classical Latin words:
Vergil (nearly the complete works)
Caesar (nearly the complete works)
Cicero, Sallust, Nepos, Tacitus, Seneca, Catull, Ovid (in parts)
The dictionary and all contained wordlists are licensed under the GNU
General Public License (version 2 or later).
Author: (c) 2008 Karl Zeiler <karl(point)zeiler(at)t-online.de>
(c) 2006 Jean-Pierre Sutto <jpsmail(at)free.fr>
Version 2.0 (2010-08-23)
-------------------------
Release notes:
- The dictionaries have been basically revised:
- Enlarged and corrected vocabulary
(now about 84,000 words, most of which affected with flags)
- Supplemented and corrected Affix data file
- Accept now ligatures, all variants of quantity and accent marks
Author: (c) 2008-2010 Karl Zeiler <karl(point)zeiler(at)t-online.de>
The dictionary and all contained wordlists are licensed under the GNU
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Version 3.0 (2011-08-07)
-------------------------
Release notes:
- Basically revised dictionaries
- Supplemented and corrected vocabulary file
- Supplemented and corrected Affix data file
- Supports classical (u=u, v=v, u=v) and
universal spelling mode (u=u, v=v, u=v, v=u)
Author: (c) 2008-2011 Karl Zeiler <karl(point)zeiler(at)t-online.de>
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# Latviešu valodas pareizrakstības pārbaudes bibliotēka (afiksu un vārdnīcas fails)
# lietošanai ar OpenOffice 2.4.1 un augstāk
# Latvian spelling dictionary (affix and dictionary files) for OpenOffice 2.4.1 and higher
#
# Copyright (C) 2002-2016 Janis Eisaks, jancs@dv.lv, http://dict.dv.lv
#
# Šī bibliotēka tiek licencēta ar Lesser General Public Licence (LGPL) 2.1 nosacījumiem.
# Licences nosacījumi pievienoti failā license.txt vai iegūstami tīmekļa vietnē
# http://www.fsf.org/licensing/licenses/lgpl.html
#
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# Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA
1. Uzstādīšana
2. Interesentiem
3. Izmaiņu saraksts
Svarīgs paziņojums:
šī vārdnīcas versija vairs neuztur MySpell pareizrakstības dziņa izmantošanu.
Afiksu bāze ir veidota, izmantojot Hunspell palašināto funkcionalitāti.
=================
1. Vārdīcas uzstādīšana
Ieteikums: uzstādīt vismaz OO 3.2 versiju.
Vārdnīcas uzstādīšana ir ļoti vienkārša - izmantojot OO Extension Manager.
Extension Manager piedāvā iespēju kā tiešsaistes, tā lokālu paplašinājumu uzstādīšanu.
Ja uzstādīšana tiešsaistes režīmā nav iespējama, vajadzīgo valodas paplašinājumu (vārdnīcu)
var lejupielādēt šeit:
http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/dictionary
un izmantot lokālai uzstādīšanai.
Ja izmantojat OO versiju, kas neuztur Extensions (pirms 2.4.1), tad:
1. iespēja. Uzstādīšana tiešsaistes režīmā
No izvēlnes File/Wizards/Install new dictionaries palaidiet att. vedni, izvēlieties
Jums tīkamo vedņa valodu un sekojiet norādījumiem. Bez latviešu valodas pareizrakstības
rīkiem Jūs vienlaicīgi varat uzstādīt papildus valodas vai atsvaidzināt esošās bibliotēkas.
(Uzmanību! - nav zināms, cik ilgi šī bibliotēka vēl tiks aktualizēta; pilns laidienu arhīvs ir
atrodams http://sourceforge.net/projects/openoffice-lv/)
Ja kaut kādu iemeslu dēļ nevarat izmantot 1. iespēju, ir
2. iespēja. "Offline" uzstādīšana
Lejupielādējiet pēdējo moduļa versiju no openoffice-lv.sourceforge.net .
Pēc faila iegūšanas tas ir jāatpako direktorijā %Openoffice%\share\dict\ooo,
kur %Openoffice% - direktorija, kurā veikta OpenOffice uzstādīšana. Tur esošajam failam
dictionary.lst ir jāpievieno sekojošas rindas:
DICT lv LV lv_LV
HYPH lv LV hyph_lv_LV
vai arī jāizpilda win-lv_LV_add.bat (Windows gadījumā) vai, Linux gdījumā, jāizpilda
komandu:
sh <lin-lv_LV_add.sh
Lai izpildītu 2. iespēju, Jums ir jābūt tiesībām rakstīt minētajā katalogā. Ja tādu nav,
varat uzstādīt vērdnīcu lokāli, savā lietotāja opciju katalogā (%OOopt%/user/wordbook).
Offline uzstadīšanai var izmantot arī 1. iespējā minēto vedni, viss notiks līdzīgi,
tikai nepieciešamajām moduļu pakotnēm būs jābūt uz lokālā diska. Jāpiezīmē ka, piemēram,
SUSE gadījumā minētais vednis ir izgriezts ārā no OO un 2. iespeja ir vienīgā. Atsevišķi
šis līdzeklis un vārdnīcas ir iegūstams tīmekļa vietnē
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Dictionaries
Ar to moduļu uzstādīšana praktiski ir pabeigta; atliek vienīgi caur
Options>Language settings>Writing aids ieslēgt vai izslēgt nepieciešamos moduļus un
iestatīt dokumentu noklusēto valodu.
Ja ir nepieciešama automātiskā pareizrakstības pārbaude, zem Tools>Spellcheck jāieķeksē
AutoSpellcheck.
================
2. Interesentiem
Ja jums ir iekrājušies vārdi, kurus šis līdzeklis neatpazīst vai arī atpazīst kļūdaini, esat
laipni aicināti tos atsūtīt tālākai vārdnīcas pilnveidošanai vai arī reģistrēties vārdnīcas
izstrādei veltītajā vietnē //dict.dv.lv.
Lielāka apjoma dokumentu filtrēšanai var izmantot sekojošā vietā atrodamu StarBasic makrosu:
http://lingucomponent.openoffice.org/servlets/ReadMsg?listName=dev&msgNo=1843
Piezīme - makross nedarbojas ar OO >3.0.
Sarakstu gadījumā ir lūgums sākumā pašiem kritiski izvērtēt neatpazīto vārdu pareizību
vai to pielietojamību (piem slengs, barbarismi utml. drazas, manuprāt, nav tā vērtas,
lai tās iekļautu pareizrakstības pārbaudes vārdnīcā, lai gan viena otra tomēr iespraucas).
ms
Copyright
Malay Spellchecker v0.1 - 07/10/04
-----------------------------------------
This is an initial version, please check:
http://lingucomponent.openoffice.org/download_dictionary.html
OR
http://opensource.mimos.my
for a latest version.
The affix file has been created completely from scratch
by MIMOS Open Source Group:
1) Shahril Saad
2) Ismas Suraya
3) Rudhuwan Abu Bakar
4) Syed Ahmad Shazali
Acknowledgements
------------------
We would like to offer our gratitude to:
1) Profesor Abdullah Hassan - Universiti Perguruan Sultan Idris (UPSI)
2) Puan Ainon Mohd.- PTS Publications Sdn Bhd.
for their contribution in Malay root words.
License
---------
This dictionary is covered by the 'GNU Free Documentation License',
viewable at http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/fdl.html
Contact
---------
MIMOS Open Source Group welcomes any suggestions or comments.
E-mail : osslocalize@mimos.my
Changelog
-----------
30/12/2004 - 2nd release, add more root words.
07/10/2004 - 1st release
nb
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oc
The aff's files and dic's files for the version 1.0, are created by Bruno GALLART, Cédric VALMARY & Tot En Òc (totenoc.eu) under GPL license
Licéncia, licence :
Occitan Lengadocian wordlist for MySpell version 1.0
Copyright (C) 2006-2017 Bruno GALLART, Cédric VALMARY & Tot En Òc (totenoc.eu).
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2
of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
This program 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 General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
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pl
English:
========
This dictionary for spell-checking Polish texts is licensed under
GPL 2, LGPL 2.1, MPL (Mozilla Public License) 1.1, Apache 2.0 and
Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International
This version of the dictionary was generated on 2019-10-19
https://sjp.pl/slownik/en/
Contact: sjpslownik@gmail.com
Polski:
=======
Slownik do sprawdzania pisowni jest udostepniany na licencjach
GPL 2, LGPL 2.1, MPL (Mozilla Public License) 1.1, Apache 2.0 i
Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International
Data utworzenia tej wersji: 2019-10-19
https://sjp.pl
Contact: sjpslownik@gmail.com
ro
Version 3.3.10
Romanian hunspell package, Copyright (C) 2005-2013 Rospell Team, http://rospell.sourceforge.net.
Packaging:
Lucian Constantin (rospell) <struct_bylighting at yahoo dot com>
Original Word List By:
Lucian Constantin (rospell) <struct_bylighting at yahoo dot com>
Andrei Cipu <strainu10@gmail.com>
Sorin Sbarnea (http://www.i18n.ro)
Alexandru Szasz (Mozilla and OpenOffice.org Romanian Translation Team)
Ionut Paduraru (http://www.archeus.ro)
Adrian Stoica (OpenOffice.org Romanian Translation Team) <adrian dot stoica at cuvinte dot ro>
Nicu Buculei (OpenOffice.org Romanian Translation Team) <nicu at apsro dot com>
Catalin Francu (http://dexonline.ro)
Ionel Mugurel Ciobica (previous aspell releases) <tgakic at sg10 chem tue nl>
Mihai Budiu (ispell dictionary) <mihaib at cs cmu edu>
Copyright Terms:
GPL 2.0/LGPL 2.1/MPL 1.1 tri-license
The contents of this software may be used under the terms of
the GNU General Public License Version 2 or later (see COPYING.GPL), or
the GNU Lesser General Public License Version 2.1 or later (the "LGPL",
see COPYING.LGPL) or (excepting the LGPLed GNU gettext library in the
intl/ directory) the Mozilla Public License Version 1.1 or later
(the "MPL", see COPYING.MPL).
Software distributed under these licenses is distributed on an "AS IS" basis,
WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the licences
for the specific language governing rights and limitations under the licenses.
Support:
Please direct all your questions on http://groups.google.com/group/rospell mailing
list, or contact the packager directly.
ru
* Copyright (c) 1997-2008, Alexander I. Lebedev
All rights reserved.
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions
are met:
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INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN
CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE)
ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE
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sk
Slovak dictionaries for ASpell & Hunspell
This data are release under these licenses:
* The GNU General Public License (GPL) Version 2, June 1991
* GNU Lesser General Public License Version 2.1, February 1999
* Mozilla Public License 1.1 (MPL 1.1)
You can find copy of licences in Doc directory.
Homepage: http://sk-spell.sk.cx
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Slovenské slovníky pre program ASpell a Hunspell
Tieto dáta sú vydané pod týmito licenciami:
* The GNU General Public License (GPL) Version 2, June 1991
* GNU Lesser General Public License Version 2.1, February 1999
* Mozilla Public License 1.1 (MPL 1.1)
V priečinku Doc nájdete ich anglické znenie.
Domovská stránka: http://sk-spell.sk.cx
sl
This Slovenian spelling dictionary was created by (in alphabetical order)/
Slovenski slovar za črkovanje so ustvarili (v abecednem redu):
Amebis, d.o.o.
Tomaž Erjavec
Aleš Košir
Primož Peterlin
The Slovenian spelling dictionary is covered by the GNU/LGPL and GNU/GPL
License and supports Slovenian language (sl_SI).
Slovenski slovar za črkovanje je izdan pod licencama GNU/LGPL in GNU/GPL
ter podpira slovenski jezik (sl_SI).
The affix file adapted by/Datoteko pripon priredil:
Robert Ludvik, <r@aufbix.org>
The OpenOffice.org extension by/Razširitev OpenOffice.org pripravil:
Martin Srebotnjak, <miles@filmsi.net>
Project was supported in part by Ministry of Information Society (MID,
Republic of Slovenia) and Linux User Group of Slovenia (Lugos).
Projekt sta delno podprla Ministrstvo za informacijsko družbo (MID,
Republika Slovenija) in društvo LUGOS.
Bug report/O napakah poročajte: <ales.kosir@pingo.org>
=======================================================================
http://external.openoffice.org/ form data:
Product Name: Slovenian spellcheck dictionary
Product Version: 1.0
Vendor or Owner Name: Amebis, d.o.o., Tomaž Erjavec, Aleš Košir, Primož Peterlin
Vendor or Owner Contact: ales.kosir@pingo.org
OpenOffice.org Contact: bobe@openoffice.org
Date of First Use / date of License: NA/October 2006
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How to use this dictionary framework
====================================
Each dictionary has its own directory using the ISO639 language code. Eg
Afrikaans uses af. In each directory is an aspell, myspell and in some cases
an ispell directory - these contain the speller specific information.
Files and directories
---------------------
|-- Makefile
|-- af
| |-- COPYING
| |-- CREDITS
| |-- ChangeLog
| |-- INSTALL
| |-- Makefile
| |-- README
| |-- VERSION
| |-- aspell
| | |-- Copyright
| | |-- info.in
| |-- ispell
| | |-- README
| | `-- afrikaans.aff
| |-- myspell
| | |-- README_af_ZA.txt
| | |-- af_ZA.aff
| |-- wordlists
| | |-- wordlist.nieuwoudt.in
Prerequisites
============
aspell - needs word-list-compress which is contained in the aspell package for
your system. Other tools needed to package and build are located in the utils
directory
myspell - the tools needed are in the utils directory
Required Files
==============
ispell
------
The framework can build ispell but it is disabled by default because we are not
completely sure how to build ispell dictionaries.
aspell
------
Copyright - details of the copyright holders etc. The actual copyright text
is added based on a line in the info.in file.
info.in - some basic definitions for the aspell package including copyright
holders, license, language name etc. Check the Afrikaans one for a good
understanding of its construction. If you need more details then look at the
instructions in the latest aspell dictionary build system. ?URL?
What can be problematic in this file is the "special" line:
special ' **- - -*- 4 -*- 6 -*-
It is simple to understand. The above says ' (apostrophe) is permissible at the
beginning of a word and the middle. - (dash) is allowed in the middle of a
word, etc
myspell
-------
README_lang_REGION.txt - a README containing Copyright info and installation
instructions.
lang_REGION.aff - the affix file. Mostly these are based on ispell affix
compression. Follow the instructions ?here? for converting an ispell affix file
to myspell. An affix file allows you to compress a wordlist and expand it to
the exact same set of words. If you have not developed affix rules for the
language then the minimum you need is a SET and TRY line.
SET - the character set used by the language. Only ISO8859 character sets can
be used in MySpell. Although I think you can define your own internal mapping
if your language does not match an ISO charset. (Need to confirm this)
TRY - a list of letters in order of frequency. The python script
src/wordlist/letter-frequency.py allows you to create a frequency list.
Other useful entries:
MAP - map similar characters eg eêë
REP - create REPlacement maps that are useful for mapping common spelling
mistakes. eg REP ph f - as in phone.
Affix compression:
SFX - a suffix
PFX - a prefix
FIXME add more details on creating these.
Setting up a new language
-------------------------
Apart from input files required by each of the different spellcheckers, as
listed above, the main requirements are a wordlist and some definitions in the
language Makefile.
The wordlist is simply a text list of words one per line - currently we store these in UTF-8 to
ensure ease of use in the future. Lines that start with a # are treated as
comments and removed when the wordlist is processed. The wordlists can be
called anything although we name them wordlist.*.in. But as you list them in
the Makefile you can name them as you please. We have kept existing wordlists
in tact and used separate files for new additions. In English we have grouped
similar concepts together eg. bird names, city names, etc. Some languages
group words according to parts of speech which may aid later use with advances
in grammar checkers or in agglutinative languages that may have rules as to how
words may be joined together.
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language its character set, etc. If you need to understand some of the build
process steps then look at the generic Makefile.
Add a VERSION file. We default to using the date as spellcheckers are really
enhancements and refinements of wordlists, so a newer date should always
indicate a better spellchecker.
Also add you language to the Makefile in the dict/ directory. Both as a build
rule and as a TARGET.
Building
--------
make - generate all dictionaries for that language
make count - will return simple stats on your wordlist
make aspell - create the aspell dictionary (relatively quick)
make myspell - create a myspell dictionary (looooong)
make clean - cleans up all packaged files
Outputs
-------
All outputs are placed in the respective spellchecker directories.
aspell - creates a tarball that would be compiled and installed on the target platform
myspell - creates a few outputs.
lang_REGION.zip - the basic MySpell spellchecker usable in OpenOffice.org
pack-lang_REGION.xip - as above but installable by the offline installer
lang-REGION.xpi - the same as lang_REGION.zip but installable in Mozilla
Resources - South African
-------------------------
Common Names of fish - http://www.fishbase.org/search.cfm
Birds -
Robert's Birds list - http://web.uct.ac.za/depts/fitzpatrick/docs/listintro.html
http://www.wildlifesafari.info/south_african_birds.htm
http://www.wildlifesafari.info/southern_africa_bird_checklist.htm
Trees - http://www.wildlifesafari.info/southern_africa_tree_list.html
Endangered species -
http://www.unep-wcmc.org/index.html?http://sea.unep-wcmc.org/isdb/CITES/Taxonomy/?displaylanguage=eng~main
http://www.e-gnu.com/check_005.html
http://www.e-gnu.com/check_003.html
http://www.e-gnu.com/check_004.html
Listed companies:
http://www.jse.co.za/listed/companies/la.html
Names Changes:
http://africanhistory.about.com/cs/southafrica/a/sa_new_name.htm
www.sapo.co.za - get downloadable postal codes for names of towns and suburbs
sv
This Swedish Dictionary for Spell Checking is maintained by
Göran Andersson <goran@init.se>.
== COPYRIGHT ==
Copyright © 2003-19 Göran Andersson <goran@init.se>.
This dictionary is made available subject to the terms of GNU Lesser General Public License Version 3. A copy of the LGPL license can be found at http://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl-3.0.html.
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The dictionaries contained in this extension are copyright and were taken from the hunspell website.
hunspell dictionaries: http://www.it46.se/downloads/openoffice/dictionary/dictionary_myspell_sw_TZ_1.1.tar.gz
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Turkmen spell checking dictionary for Hunspell.
Copyright (C) 2014 Nazar Annagurban. "Ene dilim" Project <http://enedilim.com/>.
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Kevin P. Scannell <scannell@slu.edu>
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1. version
this is version 2.0.0 of hunspell-tn.
2. copyright
setswana language spell checker
copyright 2004, 2015 thapelo j. otlogetswe and kevin p. scannell
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3. details
the previous release of this spell checker was version 1.0.1, released
more than 10 years ago (in 2004) as an aspell package. that version had
only about 6250 words; this dictionary is about 10x larger (61598 words)
and has much greater coverage on typical setswana texts.
many of the new words were verified via a crowd-sourced editing project.
we are grateful to the many volunteers who devoted their energies to
improving the word list:
thapelo j. otlogetswe
bafhi nkoni
banyana kereeditse
bibby sabone
boitumelo moeketsi
botlhale carol keitseng
galamoyo jokela
gaolathe kediemetse
geoffrey mooketsane
gofaone dorcus tautona
gofaone nanie peletang
goitsemodimo mophakedi
irene spena leteane
kebapetse kabo ngakane
kebonang precious phutitsareng
kebuang thekololo
kelebogile sonny
keletso orapeleng
keletso thaga
keseneilwe makubate
kessy onalenna gaopalelwe
lemogang morgan
lucas radise
mbiganyi gaekgotswe
mpho tlhabiwe
neo kebakile
okgethilwe tselayakhumo
orateng kaekwa
rapelang seabo
sethunya rosie joseph
stella tawana
tebogo mmulutsi
thato sedirwa
tinaye zundu
topo moleele
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tr
Hunspell dictionaries are generated by Nuve (https://github.com/hrzafer/hunspell-tr)
Change log
2014.12.01 First version
ts
How to use this dictionary framework
====================================
Each dictionary has its own directory using the ISO639 language code. Eg
Afrikaans uses af. In each directory is an aspell, myspell and in some cases
an ispell directory - these contain the speller specific information.
Files and directories
---------------------
|-- Makefile
|-- af
| |-- COPYING
| |-- CREDITS
| |-- ChangeLog
| |-- INSTALL
| |-- Makefile
| |-- README
| |-- VERSION
| |-- aspell
| | |-- Copyright
| | |-- info.in
| |-- ispell
| | |-- README
| | `-- afrikaans.aff
| |-- myspell
| | |-- README_af_ZA.txt
| | |-- af_ZA.aff
| |-- wordlists
| | |-- wordlist.nieuwoudt.in
Prerequisites
============
aspell - needs word-list-compress which is contained in the aspell package for
your system. Other tools needed to package and build are located in the utils
directory
myspell - the tools needed are in the utils directory
Required Files
==============
ispell
------
The framework can build ispell but it is disabled by default because we are not
completely sure how to build ispell dictionaries.
aspell
------
Copyright - details of the copyright holders etc. The actual copyright text
is added based on a line in the info.in file.
info.in - some basic definitions for the aspell package including copyright
holders, license, language name etc. Check the Afrikaans one for a good
understanding of its construction. If you need more details then look at the
instructions in the latest aspell dictionary build system. ?URL?
What can be problematic in this file is the "special" line:
special ' **- - -*- 4 -*- 6 -*-
It is simple to understand. The above says ' (apostrophe) is permissible at the
beginning of a word and the middle. - (dash) is allowed in the middle of a
word, etc
myspell
-------
README_lang_REGION.txt - a README containing Copyright info and installation
instructions.
lang_REGION.aff - the affix file. Mostly these are based on ispell affix
compression. Follow the instructions ?here? for converting an ispell affix file
to myspell. An affix file allows you to compress a wordlist and expand it to
the exact same set of words. If you have not developed affix rules for the
language then the minimum you need is a SET and TRY line.
SET - the character set used by the language. Only ISO8859 character sets can
be used in MySpell. Although I think you can define your own internal mapping
if your language does not match an ISO charset. (Need to confirm this)
TRY - a list of letters in order of frequency. The python script
src/wordlist/letter-frequency.py allows you to create a frequency list.
Other useful entries:
MAP - map similar characters eg eêë
REP - create REPlacement maps that are useful for mapping common spelling
mistakes. eg REP ph f - as in phone.
Affix compression:
SFX - a suffix
PFX - a prefix
FIXME add more details on creating these.
Setting up a new language
-------------------------
Apart from input files required by each of the different spellcheckers, as
listed above, the main requirements are a wordlist and some definitions in the
language Makefile.
The wordlist is simply a text list of words one per line - currently we store these in UTF-8 to
ensure ease of use in the future. Lines that start with a # are treated as
comments and removed when the wordlist is processed. The wordlists can be
called anything although we name them wordlist.*.in. But as you list them in
the Makefile you can name them as you please. We have kept existing wordlists
in tact and used separate files for new additions. In English we have grouped
similar concepts together eg. bird names, city names, etc. Some languages
group words according to parts of speech which may aid later use with advances
in grammar checkers or in agglutinative languages that may have rules as to how
words may be joined together.
The Makefile calls the generic Makefile called utils/Makefile.language. The
language Makefile contains a number of definitions such as the name of the
language its character set, etc. If you need to understand some of the build
process steps then look at the generic Makefile.
Add a VERSION file. We default to using the date as spellcheckers are really
enhancements and refinements of wordlists, so a newer date should always
indicate a better spellchecker.
Also add you language to the Makefile in the dict/ directory. Both as a build
rule and as a TARGET.
Building
--------
make - generate all dictionaries for that language
make count - will return simple stats on your wordlist
make aspell - create the aspell dictionary (relatively quick)
make myspell - create a myspell dictionary (looooong)
make clean - cleans up all packaged files
Outputs
-------
All outputs are placed in the respective spellchecker directories.
aspell - creates a tarball that would be compiled and installed on the target platform
myspell - creates a few outputs.
lang_REGION.zip - the basic MySpell spellchecker usable in OpenOffice.org
pack-lang_REGION.xip - as above but installable by the offline installer
lang-REGION.xpi - the same as lang_REGION.zip but installable in Mozilla
Resources - South African
-------------------------
Common Names of fish - http://www.fishbase.org/search.cfm
Birds -
Robert's Birds list - http://web.uct.ac.za/depts/fitzpatrick/docs/listintro.html
http://www.wildlifesafari.info/south_african_birds.htm
http://www.wildlifesafari.info/southern_africa_bird_checklist.htm
Trees - http://www.wildlifesafari.info/southern_africa_tree_list.html
Endangered species -
http://www.unep-wcmc.org/index.html?http://sea.unep-wcmc.org/isdb/CITES/Taxonomy/?displaylanguage=eng~main
http://www.e-gnu.com/check_005.html
http://www.e-gnu.com/check_003.html
http://www.e-gnu.com/check_004.html
Listed companies:
http://www.jse.co.za/listed/companies/la.html
Names Changes:
http://africanhistory.about.com/cs/southafrica/a/sa_new_name.htm
www.sapo.co.za - get downloadable postal codes for names of towns and suburbs
tt
None
uk
This is Ukrainian spelling dictionary, thesaurus, and hyphenation rules for LibreOffice.org
that use hunspell as spelling engine and it is based on
dictionary of dict_uk project https://github.com/brown-uk/dict_uk
oxt package authors:
Andriy Rysin <arysin@gmail.com>, 2007 — 2017
This dictionary is licensed under MPL (Mozilla Public License) 1.1 license.
ve
How to use this dictionary framework
====================================
Each dictionary has its own directory using the ISO639 language code. Eg
Afrikaans uses af. In each directory is an aspell, myspell and in some cases
an ispell directory - these contain the speller specific information.
Files and directories
---------------------
|-- Makefile
|-- af
| |-- COPYING
| |-- CREDITS
| |-- ChangeLog
| |-- INSTALL
| |-- Makefile
| |-- README
| |-- VERSION
| |-- aspell
| | |-- Copyright
| | |-- info.in
| |-- ispell
| | |-- README
| | `-- afrikaans.aff
| |-- myspell
| | |-- README_af_ZA.txt
| | |-- af_ZA.aff
| |-- wordlists
| | |-- wordlist.nieuwoudt.in
Prerequisites
============
aspell - needs word-list-compress which is contained in the aspell package for
your system. Other tools needed to package and build are located in the utils
directory
myspell - the tools needed are in the utils directory
Required Files
==============
ispell
------
The framework can build ispell but it is disabled by default because we are not
completely sure how to build ispell dictionaries.
aspell
------
Copyright - details of the copyright holders etc. The actual copyright text
is added based on a line in the info.in file.
info.in - some basic definitions for the aspell package including copyright
holders, license, language name etc. Check the Afrikaans one for a good
understanding of its construction. If you need more details then look at the
instructions in the latest aspell dictionary build system. ?URL?
What can be problematic in this file is the "special" line:
special ' **- - -*- 4 -*- 6 -*-
It is simple to understand. The above says ' (apostrophe) is permissible at the
beginning of a word and the middle. - (dash) is allowed in the middle of a
word, etc
myspell
-------
README_lang_REGION.txt - a README containing Copyright info and installation
instructions.
lang_REGION.aff - the affix file. Mostly these are based on ispell affix
compression. Follow the instructions ?here? for converting an ispell affix file
to myspell. An affix file allows you to compress a wordlist and expand it to
the exact same set of words. If you have not developed affix rules for the
language then the minimum you need is a SET and TRY line.
SET - the character set used by the language. Only ISO8859 character sets can
be used in MySpell. Although I think you can define your own internal mapping
if your language does not match an ISO charset. (Need to confirm this)
TRY - a list of letters in order of frequency. The python script
src/wordlist/letter-frequency.py allows you to create a frequency list.
Other useful entries:
MAP - map similar characters eg eêë
REP - create REPlacement maps that are useful for mapping common spelling
mistakes. eg REP ph f - as in phone.
Affix compression:
SFX - a suffix
PFX - a prefix
FIXME add more details on creating these.
Setting up a new language
-------------------------
Apart from input files required by each of the different spellcheckers, as
listed above, the main requirements are a wordlist and some definitions in the
language Makefile.
The wordlist is simply a text list of words one per line - currently we store these in UTF-8 to
ensure ease of use in the future. Lines that start with a # are treated as
comments and removed when the wordlist is processed. The wordlists can be
called anything although we name them wordlist.*.in. But as you list them in
the Makefile you can name them as you please. We have kept existing wordlists
in tact and used separate files for new additions. In English we have grouped
similar concepts together eg. bird names, city names, etc. Some languages
group words according to parts of speech which may aid later use with advances
in grammar checkers or in agglutinative languages that may have rules as to how
words may be joined together.
The Makefile calls the generic Makefile called utils/Makefile.language. The
language Makefile contains a number of definitions such as the name of the
language its character set, etc. If you need to understand some of the build
process steps then look at the generic Makefile.
Add a VERSION file. We default to using the date as spellcheckers are really
enhancements and refinements of wordlists, so a newer date should always
indicate a better spellchecker.
Also add you language to the Makefile in the dict/ directory. Both as a build
rule and as a TARGET.
Building
--------
make - generate all dictionaries for that language
make count - will return simple stats on your wordlist
make aspell - create the aspell dictionary (relatively quick)
make myspell - create a myspell dictionary (looooong)
make clean - cleans up all packaged files
Outputs
-------
All outputs are placed in the respective spellchecker directories.
aspell - creates a tarball that would be compiled and installed on the target platform
myspell - creates a few outputs.
lang_REGION.zip - the basic MySpell spellchecker usable in OpenOffice.org
pack-lang_REGION.xip - as above but installable by the offline installer
lang-REGION.xpi - the same as lang_REGION.zip but installable in Mozilla
Resources - South African
-------------------------
Common Names of fish - http://www.fishbase.org/search.cfm
Birds -
Robert's Birds list - http://web.uct.ac.za/depts/fitzpatrick/docs/listintro.html
http://www.wildlifesafari.info/south_african_birds.htm
http://www.wildlifesafari.info/southern_africa_bird_checklist.htm
Trees - http://www.wildlifesafari.info/southern_africa_tree_list.html
Endangered species -
http://www.unep-wcmc.org/index.html?http://sea.unep-wcmc.org/isdb/CITES/Taxonomy/?displaylanguage=eng~main
http://www.e-gnu.com/check_005.html
http://www.e-gnu.com/check_003.html
http://www.e-gnu.com/check_004.html
Listed companies:
http://www.jse.co.za/listed/companies/la.html
Names Changes:
http://africanhistory.about.com/cs/southafrica/a/sa_new_name.htm
www.sapo.co.za - get downloadable postal codes for names of towns and suburbs
vi
The vi_VN.aff rules were improved by Ivan Garcia - capiscuas@gmail.com (Sept 2007)
More Info about how to install the package in Openoffice and Firefox here:
https://github.com/1ec5/hunspell-vi
ORIGINAL README:
-----------------------------
See original package: http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/aspell/dict/vi/aspell6-vi-0.01.1-1.tar.bz2
Conversion made by Laszlo Nemeth, for demonstration of Hunspell Unicode support
(see http://hunspell.sourceforge.net)
GNU Aspell 0.60 Vietnamese (Việt ngữ) Dictionary Package
Version 0.01.1-1
2004-08-24
Original Word List By:
Hồ Ngọc Đức <duc at informatik uni-leipzig de>
Copyright Terms: GPLv2 (see the file Copyright for the exact terms)
xh
How to use this dictionary framework
====================================
Each dictionary has its own directory using the ISO639 language code. Eg
Afrikaans uses af. In each directory is an aspell, myspell and in some cases
an ispell directory - these contain the speller specific information.
Files and directories
---------------------
|-- Makefile
|-- af
| |-- COPYING
| |-- CREDITS
| |-- ChangeLog
| |-- INSTALL
| |-- Makefile
| |-- README
| |-- VERSION
| |-- aspell
| | |-- Copyright
| | |-- info.in
| |-- ispell
| | |-- README
| | `-- afrikaans.aff
| |-- myspell
| | |-- README_af_ZA.txt
| | |-- af_ZA.aff
| |-- wordlists
| | |-- wordlist.nieuwoudt.in
Prerequisites
============
aspell - needs word-list-compress which is contained in the aspell package for
your system. Other tools needed to package and build are located in the utils
directory
myspell - the tools needed are in the utils directory
Required Files
==============
ispell
------
The framework can build ispell but it is disabled by default because we are not
completely sure how to build ispell dictionaries.
aspell
------
Copyright - details of the copyright holders etc. The actual copyright text
is added based on a line in the info.in file.
info.in - some basic definitions for the aspell package including copyright
holders, license, language name etc. Check the Afrikaans one for a good
understanding of its construction. If you need more details then look at the
instructions in the latest aspell dictionary build system. ?URL?
What can be problematic in this file is the "special" line:
special ' **- - -*- 4 -*- 6 -*-
It is simple to understand. The above says ' (apostrophe) is permissible at the
beginning of a word and the middle. - (dash) is allowed in the middle of a
word, etc
myspell
-------
README_lang_REGION.txt - a README containing Copyright info and installation
instructions.
lang_REGION.aff - the affix file. Mostly these are based on ispell affix
compression. Follow the instructions ?here? for converting an ispell affix file
to myspell. An affix file allows you to compress a wordlist and expand it to
the exact same set of words. If you have not developed affix rules for the
language then the minimum you need is a SET and TRY line.
SET - the character set used by the language. Only ISO8859 character sets can
be used in MySpell. Although I think you can define your own internal mapping
if your language does not match an ISO charset. (Need to confirm this)
TRY - a list of letters in order of frequency. The python script
src/wordlist/letter-frequency.py allows you to create a frequency list.
Other useful entries:
MAP - map similar characters eg eêë
REP - create REPlacement maps that are useful for mapping common spelling
mistakes. eg REP ph f - as in phone.
Affix compression:
SFX - a suffix
PFX - a prefix
FIXME add more details on creating these.
Setting up a new language
-------------------------
Apart from input files required by each of the different spellcheckers, as
listed above, the main requirements are a wordlist and some definitions in the
language Makefile.
The wordlist is simply a text list of words one per line - currently we store these in UTF-8 to
ensure ease of use in the future. Lines that start with a # are treated as
comments and removed when the wordlist is processed. The wordlists can be
called anything although we name them wordlist.*.in. But as you list them in
the Makefile you can name them as you please. We have kept existing wordlists
in tact and used separate files for new additions. In English we have grouped
similar concepts together eg. bird names, city names, etc. Some languages
group words according to parts of speech which may aid later use with advances
in grammar checkers or in agglutinative languages that may have rules as to how
words may be joined together.
The Makefile calls the generic Makefile called utils/Makefile.language. The
language Makefile contains a number of definitions such as the name of the
language its character set, etc. If you need to understand some of the build
process steps then look at the generic Makefile.
Add a VERSION file. We default to using the date as spellcheckers are really
enhancements and refinements of wordlists, so a newer date should always
indicate a better spellchecker.
Also add you language to the Makefile in the dict/ directory. Both as a build
rule and as a TARGET.
Building
--------
make - generate all dictionaries for that language
make count - will return simple stats on your wordlist
make aspell - create the aspell dictionary (relatively quick)
make myspell - create a myspell dictionary (looooong)
make clean - cleans up all packaged files
Outputs
-------
All outputs are placed in the respective spellchecker directories.
aspell - creates a tarball that would be compiled and installed on the target platform
myspell - creates a few outputs.
lang_REGION.zip - the basic MySpell spellchecker usable in OpenOffice.org
pack-lang_REGION.xip - as above but installable by the offline installer
lang-REGION.xpi - the same as lang_REGION.zip but installable in Mozilla
Resources - South African
-------------------------
Common Names of fish - http://www.fishbase.org/search.cfm
Birds -
Robert's Birds list - http://web.uct.ac.za/depts/fitzpatrick/docs/listintro.html
http://www.wildlifesafari.info/south_african_birds.htm
http://www.wildlifesafari.info/southern_africa_bird_checklist.htm
Trees - http://www.wildlifesafari.info/southern_africa_tree_list.html
Endangered species -
http://www.unep-wcmc.org/index.html?http://sea.unep-wcmc.org/isdb/CITES/Taxonomy/?displaylanguage=eng~main
http://www.e-gnu.com/check_005.html
http://www.e-gnu.com/check_003.html
http://www.e-gnu.com/check_004.html
Listed companies:
http://www.jse.co.za/listed/companies/la.html
Names Changes:
http://africanhistory.about.com/cs/southafrica/a/sa_new_name.htm
www.sapo.co.za - get downloadable postal codes for names of towns and suburbs
yi
GNU GPLv3.0
zu
How to use this dictionary framework
====================================
Each dictionary has its own directory using the ISO639 language code. Eg
Afrikaans uses af. In each directory is an aspell, myspell and in some cases
an ispell directory - these contain the speller specific information.
Files and directories
---------------------
|-- Makefile
|-- af
| |-- COPYING
| |-- CREDITS
| |-- ChangeLog
| |-- INSTALL
| |-- Makefile
| |-- README
| |-- VERSION
| |-- aspell
| | |-- Copyright
| | |-- info.in
| |-- ispell
| | |-- README
| | `-- afrikaans.aff
| |-- myspell
| | |-- README_af_ZA.txt
| | |-- af_ZA.aff
| |-- wordlists
| | |-- wordlist.nieuwoudt.in
Prerequisites
============
aspell - needs prezip-bin (since 0.60, was word-list-compress for 0.50),
which is contained in the aspell package for your system. Other tools
needed to package and build are located in the utils directory
myspell - the tools needed are in the utils directory
Required Files
==============
ispell
------
The framework can build ispell but it is disabled by default because we are not
completely sure how to build ispell dictionaries.
aspell
------
Copyright - details of the copyright holders etc. The actual copyright text
is added based on a line in the info.in file.
info.in - some basic definitions for the aspell package including copyright
holders, license, language name etc.
lang.dat - the language data file, used along with info.in.
What can be problematic in the language data file is the "special" line:
special ' **- - -*- 4 -*- 6 -*-
It is simple to understand. The above says ' (apostrophe) is permissible at the
beginning of a word and the middle. - (dash) is allowed in the middle of a
word, etc
Check the Afrikaans one for a good understanding of its construction. If
you need more details then look at the README instructions in the latest
aspell dictionary build system (the aspell-lang package):
ftp://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/aspell/aspell-lang-20071024.tar.bz2
myspell
-------
README_lang_REGION.txt - a README containing Copyright info and installation
instructions.
lang_REGION.aff - the affix file. Mostly these are based on ispell affix
compression. Follow the instructions ?here? for converting an ispell affix file
to myspell. An affix file allows you to compress a wordlist and expand it to
the exact same set of words. If you have not developed affix rules for the
language then the minimum you need is a SET and TRY line.
SET - the character set used by the language. Only ISO8859 character sets can
be used in MySpell. Although I think you can define your own internal mapping
if your language does not match an ISO charset. (Need to confirm this)
TRY - a list of letters in order of frequency. The python script
src/wordlist/letter-frequency.py allows you to create a frequency list.
Other useful entries:
MAP - map similar characters eg eêë
REP - create REPlacement maps that are useful for mapping common spelling
mistakes. eg REP ph f - as in phone.
Affix compression:
SFX - a suffix
PFX - a prefix
FIXME add more details on creating these.
Setting up a new language
-------------------------
Apart from input files required by each of the different spellcheckers, as
listed above, the main requirements are a wordlist and some definitions in the
language Makefile.
The wordlist is simply a text list of words one per line - currently we store these in UTF-8 to
ensure ease of use in the future. Lines that start with a # are treated as
comments and removed when the wordlist is processed. The wordlists can be
called anything although we name them wordlist.*.in. But as you list them in
the Makefile you can name them as you please. We have kept existing wordlists
in tact and used separate files for new additions. In English we have grouped
similar concepts together eg. bird names, city names, etc. Some languages
group words according to parts of speech which may aid later use with advances
in grammar checkers or in agglutinative languages that may have rules as to how
words may be joined together.
The Makefile calls the generic Makefile called utils/Makefile.language. The
language Makefile contains a number of definitions such as the name of the
language its character set, etc. If you need to understand some of the build
process steps then look at the generic Makefile.
Add a VERSION file. We default to using the date as spellcheckers are really
enhancements and refinements of wordlists, so a newer date should always
indicate a better spellchecker.
Also add you language to the Makefile in the dict/ directory. Both as a build
rule and as a TARGET.
Building
--------
make - generate all dictionaries for that language
make count - will return simple stats on your wordlist
make aspell - create the aspell dictionary (relatively quick)
make myspell - create a myspell dictionary (looooong)
make clean - cleans up all packaged files
Outputs
-------
All outputs are placed in the respective spellchecker directories.
aspell - creates a tarball that would be compiled and installed on the target platform
myspell - creates a few outputs.
lang_REGION.zip - the basic MySpell spellchecker usable in OpenOffice.org
pack-lang_REGION.xip - as above but installable by the offline installer
lang-REGION.xpi - the same as lang_REGION.zip but installable in Mozilla
Resources - South African
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Common Names of fish - http://www.fishbase.org/search.cfm
Birds -
Robert's Birds list - http://web.uct.ac.za/depts/fitzpatrick/docs/listintro.html
http://www.wildlifesafari.info/south_african_birds.htm
http://www.wildlifesafari.info/southern_africa_bird_checklist.htm
Trees - http://www.wildlifesafari.info/southern_africa_tree_list.html
Endangered species -
http://www.unep-wcmc.org/index.html?http://sea.unep-wcmc.org/isdb/CITES/Taxonomy/?displaylanguage=eng~main
http://www.e-gnu.com/check_005.html
http://www.e-gnu.com/check_003.html
http://www.e-gnu.com/check_004.html
Listed companies:
http://www.jse.co.za/listed/companies/la.html
Names Changes:
http://africanhistory.about.com/cs/southafrica/a/sa_new_name.htm
www.sapo.co.za - get downloadable postal codes for names of towns and suburbs
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Giellatekno - Saami Language Technology, UiT The Arctic University of Norway, 2015,
North Saami-Finnish dictionary, Common Language Resources and Technology Infrastructure Norway (CLARINO) Bergen Repository,
http://hdl.handle.net/11509/97.