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34 /* This is a java version of Bob Krovetz' KStem.
36 * Java version by Sergio Guzman-Lara.
37 * CIIR-UMass Amherst http://ciir.cs.umass.edu
39 package org.apache.lucene.analysis.en;
41 /** A list of words used by Kstem
44 private KStemData3() {
46 static String[] data = {
47 "distasteful","distemper","distempered","distend","distension",
48 "distil","distill","distillation","distiller","distillery",
49 "distinct","distinction","distinctive","distinguish","distinguishable",
50 "distinguished","distort","distortion","distract","distracted",
51 "distraction","distrain","distraint","distrait","distraught",
52 "distress","distressing","distribute","distribution","distributive",
53 "distributor","district","distrust","distrustful","disturb",
54 "disturbance","disturbed","disunion","disunite","disunity",
55 "disuse","disused","disyllabic","disyllable","ditch",
56 "dither","dithers","ditto","ditty","diuretic",
57 "diurnal","divagate","divan","dive","diver",
58 "diverge","divergence","divers","diverse","diversify",
59 "diversion","diversionary","diversity","divert","divertimento",
60 "divertissement","divest","divide","dividend","dividers",
61 "divination","divine","diviner","divingboard","divinity",
62 "divisible","division","divisive","divisor","divorce",
63 "divot","divulge","divvy","dixie","dixieland",
64 "dizzy","djinn","dna","do","dobbin",
65 "doc","docile","dock","docker","docket",
66 "dockyard","doctor","doctoral","doctorate","doctrinaire",
67 "doctrinal","doctrine","document","documentary","documentation",
68 "dodder","doddering","doddle","dodge","dodgems",
69 "dodger","dodgy","dodo","doe","doer",
70 "doeskin","doff","dog","dogcart","dogcatcher",
71 "dogfight","dogfish","dogged","doggerel","doggie",
72 "doggo","doggone","doggy","doghouse","dogie",
73 "dogleg","dogma","dogmatic","dogmatics","dogmatism",
74 "dogs","dogsbody","dogtooth","dogtrot","dogwood",
75 "doh","doily","doings","doldrums","dole",
76 "doleful","doll","dollar","dollop","dolly",
77 "dolmen","dolor","dolorous","dolour","dolphin",
78 "dolt","domain","dome","domed","domestic",
79 "domesticate","domesticity","domicile","domiciliary","dominance",
80 "dominant","dominate","domination","domineer","dominican",
81 "dominion","domino","dominoes","don","donate",
82 "donation","donjon","donkey","donkeywork","donnish",
83 "donor","doodle","doodlebug","doom","doomsday",
84 "door","doorbell","doorframe","doorkeeper","doorknob",
85 "doorknocker","doorman","doormat","doornail","doorplate",
86 "doorscraper","doorstep","doorstopper","doorway","dope",
87 "dopey","dopy","doric","dormant","dormer",
88 "dormitory","dormouse","dorsal","dory","dosage",
89 "dose","doss","dosser","dosshouse","dossier",
90 "dost","dot","dotage","dote","doth",
91 "doting","dottle","dotty","double","doubles",
92 "doublet","doublethink","doubloon","doubly","doubt",
93 "doubtful","doubtless","douche","dough","doughnut",
94 "doughty","doughy","dour","douse","dove",
95 "dovecote","dovetail","dowager","dowdy","dowel",
96 "dower","down","downbeat","downcast","downdraft",
97 "downdraught","downer","downfall","downgrade","downhearted",
98 "downhill","downpour","downright","downstage","downstairs",
99 "downstream","downtown","downtrodden","downward","downwards",
100 "downwind","downy","dowry","dowse","doxology",
101 "doyen","doyley","doze","dozen","dozy",
102 "dpt","drab","drabs","drachm","drachma",
103 "draconian","draft","draftee","draftsman","drafty",
104 "drag","draggled","draggy","dragnet","dragoman",
105 "dragon","dragonfly","dragoon","drain","drainage",
106 "drainpipe","drake","dram","drama","dramatic",
107 "dramatics","dramatise","dramatist","dramatize","drank",
108 "drape","draper","drapery","drastic","drat",
109 "draught","draughtboard","draughts","draughtsman","draughty",
110 "draw","drawback","drawbridge","drawer","drawers",
111 "drawing","drawl","drawn","drawstring","dray",
112 "dread","dreadful","dreadfully","dreadnaught","dreadnought",
113 "dream","dreamboat","dreamer","dreamland","dreamless",
114 "dreamlike","dreamy","drear","dreary","dredge",
115 "dredger","dregs","drench","dress","dressage",
116 "dresser","dressing","dressmaker","dressy","drew",
117 "dribble","driblet","dribs","drier","drift",
118 "driftage","drifter","driftnet","driftwood","drill",
119 "drily","drink","drinkable","drinker","drip",
120 "dripping","drive","drivel","driver","driveway",
121 "driving","drizzle","drogue","droll","drollery",
122 "dromedary","drone","drool","droop","drop",
123 "dropkick","droplet","dropout","dropper","droppings",
124 "drops","dropsy","dross","drought","drove",
125 "drover","drown","drowse","drowsy","drub",
126 "drudge","drudgery","drug","drugget","druggist",
127 "drugstore","druid","drum","drumbeat","drumfire",
128 "drumhead","drummer","drumstick","drunk","drunkard",
129 "drunken","drupe","dry","dryad","dryer",
130 "dual","dub","dubbin","dubiety","dubious",
131 "ducal","ducat","duchess","duchy","duck",
132 "duckboards","duckling","ducks","duckweed","ducky",
133 "duct","ductile","dud","dude","dudgeon",
134 "duds","due","duel","duenna","dues",
135 "duet","duff","duffel","duffer","duffle",
136 "dug","dugout","duke","dukedom","dukes",
137 "dulcet","dulcimer","dull","dullard","duly",
138 "dumb","dumbbell","dumbfound","dumbwaiter","dumfound",
139 "dummy","dump","dumper","dumpling","dumps",
140 "dumpy","dun","dunce","dunderhead","dung",
141 "dungaree","dungarees","dungeon","dunghill","dunk",
142 "duo","duodecimal","duodenum","duologue","dupe",
143 "duplex","duplicate","duplicator","duplicity","durable",
144 "duration","durbar","duress","durex","during",
145 "durst","dusk","dusky","dust","dustbin",
146 "dustbowl","dustcart","dustcoat","duster","dustman",
147 "dustpan","dustsheet","dustup","dusty","dutch",
148 "dutiable","dutiful","duty","duvet","dwarf",
149 "dwell","dwelling","dwindle","dyarchy","dye",
150 "dyestuff","dyeworks","dyke","dynamic","dynamics",
151 "dynamism","dynamite","dynamo","dynasty","dysentery",
152 "dyslexia","dyspepsia","dyspeptic","each","eager",
153 "eagle","eaglet","ear","earache","eardrum",
154 "eared","earful","earl","earliest","earlobe",
155 "early","earmark","earmuff","earn","earnest",
156 "earnings","earphone","earpiece","earplug","earring",
157 "earshot","earth","earthbound","earthen","earthenware",
158 "earthling","earthly","earthnut","earthquake","earthshaking",
159 "earthwork","earthworm","earthy","earwax","earwig",
160 "ease","easel","easily","east","eastbound",
161 "easter","easterly","eastern","easterner","easternmost",
162 "easy","easygoing","eat","eatable","eatables",
163 "eater","eats","eaves","eavesdrop","ebb",
164 "ebony","ebullience","ebullient","eccentric","eccentricity",
165 "ecclesiastic","ecclesiastical","ecg","echelon","echo",
166 "eclectic","eclipse","ecliptic","eclogue","ecological",
167 "ecologically","ecology","economic","economical","economically",
168 "economics","economise","economist","economize","economy",
169 "ecosystem","ecstasy","ecstatic","ect","ectoplasm",
170 "ecumenical","ecumenicalism","eczema","edam","eddy",
171 "edelweiss","eden","edge","edgeways","edging",
172 "edgy","edible","edibles","edict","edification",
173 "edifice","edify","edit","edition","editor",
174 "editorial","editorialise","editorialize","educate","educated",
175 "education","educational","educationist","educator","educe",
176 "eec","eeg","eel","eerie","efface",
177 "effect","effective","effectively","effectiveness","effectives",
178 "effects","effectual","effectually","effectuate","effeminacy",
179 "effeminate","effendi","effervesce","effete","efficacious",
180 "efficacy","efficiency","efficient","effigy","efflorescence",
181 "effluent","efflux","effort","effortless","effrontery",
182 "effulgence","effulgent","effusion","effusive","eft",
183 "egalitarian","egg","eggcup","egghead","eggnog",
184 "eggplant","eggshell","egis","eglantine","ego",
185 "egocentric","egoism","egoist","egotism","egotist",
186 "egregious","egress","egret","eiderdown","eight",
187 "eighteen","eightsome","eighty","eisteddfod","either",
188 "ejaculate","ejaculation","eject","ejector","eke",
189 "ekg","elaborate","elaboration","eland","elapse",
190 "elastic","elasticity","elastoplast","elate","elated",
191 "elation","elbow","elbowroom","elder","elderberry",
192 "elderflower","elderly","eldest","elect","election",
193 "electioneer","electioneering","elective","elector","electoral",
194 "electorate","electric","electrical","electrician","electricity",
195 "electrify","electrocardiogram","electrocardiograph","electrocute","electrode",
196 "electroencephalogram","electroencephalograph","electrolysis","electrolyte","electron",
197 "electronic","electronics","electroplate","eleemosynary","elegant",
198 "elegiac","elegy","element","elemental","elementary",
199 "elements","elephant","elephantiasis","elephantine","elevate",
200 "elevated","elevation","elevator","eleven","elevenses",
201 "elf","elfin","elfish","elicit","elide",
202 "eligible","eliminate","elite","elitism","elixir",
203 "elizabethan","elk","elkhound","ellipse","ellipsis",
204 "elliptic","elm","elocution","elocutionary","elocutionist",
205 "elongate","elongation","elope","eloquence","eloquent",
206 "else","elsewhere","elucidate","elucidatory","elude",
207 "elusive","elver","elves","elvish","elysian",
208 "elysium","emaciate","emanate","emancipate","emancipation",
209 "emasculate","embalm","embankment","embargo","embark",
210 "embarkation","embarrass","embarrassment","embassy","embattled",
211 "embed","embellish","ember","embezzle","embitter",
212 "emblazon","emblem","emblematic","embodiment","embody",
213 "embolden","embolism","embonpoint","embosomed","emboss",
214 "embowered","embrace","embrasure","embrocation","embroider",
215 "embroidery","embroil","embryo","embryonic","emend",
216 "emendation","emerald","emerge","emergence","emergency",
217 "emergent","emeritus","emery","emetic","emigrant",
218 "emigrate","eminence","eminent","eminently","emir",
219 "emirate","emissary","emission","emit","emmentaler",
220 "emmenthaler","emollient","emolument","emote","emotion",
221 "emotional","emotionalism","emotionally","emotive","empanel",
222 "empathy","emperor","emphasis","emphasise","emphasize",
223 "emphatic","emphatically","emphysema","empire","empirical",
224 "empiricism","emplacement","emplane","employ","employable",
225 "employee","employer","employment","emporium","empower",
226 "empress","emptily","empty","empurpled","empyreal",
227 "empyrean","emu","emulate","emulation","emulsify",
228 "emulsion","enable","enabling","enact","enactment",
229 "enamel","enamelware","enamored","enamoured","encamp",
230 "encampment","encapsulate","encase","encaustic","encephalitis",
231 "enchain","enchant","enchanter","enchanting","enchantment",
232 "encipher","encircle","enclave","enclose","enclosure",
233 "encode","encomium","encompass","encore","encounter",
234 "encourage","encouragement","encroach","encroachment","encrust",
235 "encumber","encumbrance","encyclical","encyclopaedia","encyclopaedic",
236 "encyclopedia","encyclopedic","end","endanger","endear",
237 "endearing","endearment","endeavor","endeavour","endemic",
238 "ending","endive","endless","endocrine","endorse",
239 "endow","endowment","endpaper","endurance","endure",
240 "enduring","endways","enema","enemy","energetic",
241 "energize","energy","enervate","enfeeble","enfilade",
242 "enfold","enforce","enfranchise","engage","engaged",
243 "engagement","engaging","engender","engine","engineer",
244 "engineering","english","englishman","engraft","engrave",
245 "engraving","engross","engrossing","engulf","enhance",
246 "enigma","enigmatic","enjoin","enjoy","enjoyable",
247 "enjoyment","enkindle","enlarge","enlargement","enlighten",
248 "enlightened","enlightenment","enlist","enliven","enmesh",
249 "enmity","ennoble","ennui","enormity","enormous",
250 "enormously","enough","enplane","enquire","enquiring",
251 "enquiry","enrage","enrapture","enrich","enrol",
252 "enroll","enrollment","enrolment","ensanguined","ensconce",
253 "ensemble","enshrine","enshroud","ensign","enslave",
254 "ensnare","ensue","ensure","entail","entangle",
255 "entanglement","entente","enter","enteritis","enterprise",
256 "enterprising","entertain","entertainer","entertaining","entertainment",
257 "enthral","enthrall","enthrone","enthroned","enthuse",
258 "enthusiasm","enthusiast","entice","enticement","entire",
259 "entirety","entitle","entity","entomb","entomology",
260 "entourage","entrails","entrain","entrance","entrant",
261 "entrap","entreat","entreaty","entrench","entrenched",
262 "entrenchment","entrepreneur","entresol","entropy","entrust",
263 "entry","entwine","enumerate","enunciate","enunciation",
264 "envelop","envenom","enviable","envious","environed",
265 "environment","environmental","environmentalist","environs","envisage",
266 "envoi","envoy","envy","enzyme","eon",
267 "epaulet","epaulette","ephemeral","epic","epicenter",
268 "epicentre","epicure","epicurean","epidemic","epidermis",
269 "epidiascope","epiglottis","epigram","epigrammatic","epilepsy",
270 "epileptic","epilogue","epiphany","episcopacy","episcopal",
271 "episcopalian","episode","episodic","epistle","epistolary",
272 "epitaph","epithet","epitome","epitomise","epitomize",
273 "epoch","eponymous","equability","equable","equal",
274 "equalise","equalitarian","equality","equalize","equally",
275 "equanimity","equate","equation","equator","equatorial",
276 "equerry","equestrian","equidistant","equilateral","equilibrium",
277 "equine","equinoctial","equinox","equip","equipage",
278 "equipment","equipoise","equitable","equitation","equities",
279 "equity","equivalence","equivalent","equivocal","equivocate",
280 "equivocation","era","eradicate","eradicator","erase",
281 "eraser","erasure","ere","erect","erectile",
282 "erection","eremite","erg","ergo","ergonomics",
283 "ermine","erode","erogenous","erosion","erotic",
284 "erotica","eroticism","err","errand","errant",
285 "erratic","erratum","erroneous","error","ersatz",
286 "erse","eructation","erudite","erupt","eruption",
287 "erysipelas","escalate","escalator","escalope","escapade",
288 "escape","escapee","escapement","escapism","escapology",
289 "escarpment","eschatology","eschew","escort","escritoire",
290 "escutcheon","eskimo","esophagus","esoteric","esp",
291 "espalier","especial","especially","esperanto","espionage",
292 "esplanade","espousal","espouse","espresso","espy",
293 "essay","essence","essential","essentially","establish",
294 "establishment","estaminet","estate","esteem","esthete",
295 "esthetic","esthetics","estimable","estimate","estimation",
296 "estimator","estrange","estrangement","estrogen","estuary",
297 "etch","etching","eternal","eternity","ether",
298 "ethereal","ethic","ethical","ethically","ethics",
299 "ethnic","ethnically","ethnographer","ethnography","ethnologist",
300 "ethnology","ethos","ethyl","etiolate","etiology",
301 "etiquette","etymologist","etymology","eucalyptus","eucharist",
302 "euclidean","euclidian","eugenic","eugenics","eulogise",
303 "eulogist","eulogistic","eulogize","eulogy","eunuch",
304 "euphemism","euphemistic","euphonious","euphonium","euphony",
305 "euphoria","euphuism","eurasian","eureka","eurhythmic",
306 "eurhythmics","eurocrat","eurodollar","eurythmic","eurythmics",
307 "euthanasia","evacuate","evacuee","evade","evaluate",
308 "evanescent","evangelic","evangelical","evangelise","evangelist",
309 "evangelize","evaporate","evasion","evasive","eve",
310 "even","evening","evenings","evens","evensong",
311 "event","eventful","eventide","eventual","eventuality",
312 "eventually","eventuate","ever","evergreen","everlasting",
313 "everlastingly","evermore","every","everybody","everyday",
314 "everything","everywhere","evict","evidence","evident",
315 "evidently","evil","evildoer","evince","eviscerate",
316 "evocative","evoke","evolution","evolutionary","evolve",
317 "ewe","ewer","exacerbate","exact","exacting",
318 "exaction","exactly","exaggerate","exaggeration","exalt",
319 "exaltation","exalted","exam","examination","examine",
320 "example","exasperate","exasperation","excavate","excavation",
321 "excavator","exceed","exceedingly","excel","excellence",
322 "excellency","excellent","excelsior","except","excepted",
323 "excepting","exception","exceptionable","exceptional","excerpt",
324 "excess","excesses","excessive","exchange","exchequer",
325 "excise","excision","excitable","excite","excited",
326 "excitement","exciting","exclaim","exclamation","exclamatory",
327 "exclude","excluding","exclusion","exclusive","exclusively",
328 "excogitate","excommunicate","excommunication","excoriate","excrement",
329 "excrescence","excreta","excrete","excretion","excruciating",
330 "exculpate","excursion","excursionist","excusable","excuse",
331 "execrable","execrate","executant","execute","execution",
332 "executioner","executive","executor","exegesis","exemplary",
333 "exemplification","exemplify","exempt","exemption","exercise",
334 "exercises","exert","exertion","exeunt","exhalation",
335 "exhale","exhaust","exhaustion","exhaustive","exhibit",
336 "exhibition","exhibitionism","exhibitor","exhilarate","exhilarating",
337 "exhort","exhortation","exhume","exigency","exigent",
338 "exiguous","exile","exist","existence","existent",
339 "existential","existentialism","existing","exit","exodus",
340 "exogamy","exonerate","exorbitant","exorcise","exorcism",
341 "exorcist","exorcize","exotic","expand","expanse",
342 "expansion","expansive","expatiate","expatriate","expect",
343 "expectancy","expectant","expectation","expectations","expectorate",
344 "expediency","expedient","expedite","expedition","expeditionary",
345 "expeditious","expel","expend","expendable","expenditure",
346 "expense","expenses","expensive","experience","experienced",
347 "experiment","experimental","experimentation","expert","expertise",
348 "expiate","expiration","expire","explain","explanation",
349 "explanatory","expletive","explicable","explicate","explicit",
350 "explode","exploded","exploit","exploration","exploratory",
351 "explore","explosion","explosive","expo","exponent",
352 "exponential","export","exportation","exporter","expose",
353 "exposition","expostulate","exposure","expound","express",
354 "expression","expressionism","expressionless","expressive","expressly",
355 "expressway","expropriate","expulsion","expunge","expurgate",
356 "exquisite","extant","extemporaneous","extempore","extemporise",
357 "extemporize","extend","extension","extensive","extent",
358 "extenuate","extenuation","exterior","exteriorise","exteriorize",
359 "exterminate","external","externalise","externalize","externally",
360 "externals","exterritorial","extinct","extinction","extinguish",
361 "extinguisher","extirpate","extol","extort","extortion",
362 "extortionate","extortions","extra","extract","extraction",
363 "extracurricular","extraditable","extradite","extrajudicial","extramarital",
364 "extramural","extraneous","extraordinarily","extraordinary","extrapolate",
365 "extraterrestrial","extraterritorial","extravagance","extravagant","extravaganza",
366 "extravert","extreme","extremely","extremism","extremities",
367 "extremity","extricate","extrinsic","extrovert","extrude",
368 "exuberance","exuberant","exude","exult","exultant",
369 "exultation","eye","eyeball","eyebrow","eyecup",
370 "eyeful","eyeglass","eyeglasses","eyelash","eyelet",
371 "eyelid","eyeliner","eyepiece","eyes","eyeshot",
372 "eyesight","eyesore","eyestrain","eyetooth","eyewash",
373 "eyewitness","eyot","eyrie","eyry","fabian",
374 "fable","fabled","fabric","fabricate","fabrication",
375 "fabulous","fabulously","face","facecloth","faceless",
376 "facet","facetious","facial","facile","facilitate",
377 "facilities","facility","facing","facings","facsimile",
378 "fact","faction","factious","factitious","factor",
379 "factorial","factorise","factorize","factory","factotum",
380 "factual","faculty","fad","fade","faeces",
381 "faerie","faery","fag","fagged","faggot",
382 "fagot","fahrenheit","faience","fail","failing",
383 "failure","fain","faint","fair","fairground",
384 "fairly","fairway","fairy","fairyland","faith",
385 "faithful","faithfully","faithless","fake","fakir",
386 "falcon","falconer","falconry","fall","fallacious",
387 "fallacy","fallen","fallible","fallout","fallow",
388 "falls","false","falsehood","falsetto","falsies",
389 "falsify","falsity","falter","fame","famed",
390 "familial","familiar","familiarise","familiarity","familiarize",
391 "familiarly","family","famine","famish","famished",
392 "famous","famously","fan","fanatic","fanaticism",
393 "fancier","fancies","fanciful","fancy","fancywork",
394 "fandango","fanfare","fang","fanlight","fanny",
395 "fantasia","fantastic","fantasy","far","faraway",
396 "farce","fare","farewell","farfetched","farinaceous",
397 "farm","farmer","farmhand","farmhouse","farming",
398 "farmyard","farrago","farrier","farrow","farsighted",
399 "fart","farther","farthest","farthing","fascia",
400 "fascinate","fascinating","fascination","fascism","fascist",
401 "fashion","fashionable","fast","fasten","fastener",
402 "fastening","fastidious","fastness","fat","fatal",
403 "fatalism","fatalist","fatality","fatally","fate",
404 "fated","fateful","fates","fathead","father",
405 "fatherhood","fatherly","fathom","fathomless","fatigue",
406 "fatigues","fatless","fatted","fatten","fatty",
407 "fatuity","fatuous","faucet","fault","faultfinding",
408 "faultless","faulty","faun","fauna","favor",
409 "favorable","favored","favorite","favoritism","favour",
410 "favourable","favoured","favourite","favouritism","favours",
411 "fawn","fay","faze","fbi","fealty",
412 "fear","fearful","fearless","fearsome","feasible",
413 "feast","feat","feather","featherbed","featherbrained",
414 "featherweight","feathery","feature","featureless","features",
415 "febrile","february","feces","feckless","fecund",
416 "fed","federal","federalism","federalist","federate",
417 "federation","fee","feeble","feebleminded","feed",
418 "feedback","feedbag","feeder","feel","feeler",
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