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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 KStemData6() {
46 static String[] data = {
47 "pedant","pedantic","pedantry","peddle","peddler",
48 "pederast","pederasty","pedestal","pedestrian","pediatrician",
49 "pediatrics","pedicab","pedicel","pedicure","pedigree",
50 "pediment","pedlar","pedometer","pee","peek",
51 "peekaboo","peel","peeler","peelings","peep",
52 "peeper","peephole","peepul","peer","peerage",
53 "peeress","peerless","peeve","peevish","peewit",
54 "peg","pejorative","pekinese","pekingese","pekoe",
55 "pelagic","pelf","pelican","pellagra","pellet",
56 "pellucid","pelmet","pelota","pelt","pelvic",
57 "pelvis","pemican","pemmican","pen","penal",
58 "penalise","penalize","penalty","penance","pence",
59 "penchant","pencil","pendant","pendent","pending",
60 "pendulous","pendulum","penetrate","penetrating","penetration",
61 "penetrative","penguin","penicillin","peninsula","penis",
62 "penitent","penitential","penitentiary","penknife","penmanship",
63 "pennant","penniless","pennon","penny","pennyweight",
64 "pennywort","penology","pension","pensionable","pensioner",
65 "pensive","pentagon","pentagram","pentameter","pentateuch",
66 "pentathlon","pentecost","penthouse","penultimate","penumbra",
67 "penurious","penury","peon","peony","people",
68 "pep","pepper","peppercorn","peppermint","peppery",
69 "pepsin","peptic","per","peradventure","perambulate",
70 "perambulator","perceive","percentage","percentile","perceptible",
71 "perception","perceptive","perch","perchance","percipient",
72 "percolate","percolator","percussion","percussionist","perdition",
73 "peregrination","peremptory","perennial","perfect","perfectible",
74 "perfection","perfectionist","perfectly","perfidious","perfidy",
75 "perforate","perforation","perforce","perform","performance",
76 "performer","perfume","perfumier","perfunctory","pergola",
77 "perhaps","perigee","perihelion","peril","perilous",
78 "perimeter","period","periodic","periodical","periods",
79 "peripatetic","peripheral","periphery","periphrasis","periphrastic",
80 "periscope","perish","perishable","perisher","perishing",
81 "peristyle","peritonitis","periwig","periwinkle","perjure",
82 "perjurer","perjury","perk","perky","perm",
83 "permafrost","permanence","permanency","permanent","permanganate",
84 "permeable","permeate","permissible","permission","permissive",
85 "permit","permutation","permute","pernicious","pernickety",
86 "pernod","peroration","peroxide","perpendicular","perpetrate",
87 "perpetual","perpetuate","perpetuity","perplex","perplexed",
88 "perplexity","perquisite","perry","persecute","persecution",
89 "perseverance","persevere","persevering","persian","persiflage",
90 "persimmon","persist","persistence","persistent","persnickety",
91 "person","persona","personable","personage","personal",
92 "personalise","personalities","personality","personalize","personally",
93 "personification","personify","personnel","perspective","perspex",
94 "perspicacious","perspiration","perspire","persuade","persuasion",
95 "persuasive","pert","pertain","pertinacious","pertinent",
96 "perturb","perturbation","peruke","peruse","pervade",
97 "pervasive","perverse","perversion","perversity","pervert",
98 "peseta","pesky","peso","pessary","pessimism",
99 "pessimist","pest","pester","pesticide","pestiferous",
100 "pestilence","pestilent","pestle","pet","petal",
101 "petaled","petalled","petard","peterman","petite",
102 "petition","petitioner","petrel","petrifaction","petrify",
103 "petrochemical","petrol","petroleum","petrology","petticoat",
104 "pettifogging","pettish","petty","petulant","petunia",
105 "pew","pewit","pewter","peyote","pfennig",
106 "phaeton","phagocyte","phalanx","phalarope","phallic",
107 "phallus","phantasmagoria","phantasmal","phantasy","phantom",
108 "pharaoh","pharisaic","pharisee","pharmaceutical","pharmacist",
109 "pharmacology","pharmacopoeia","pharmacy","pharyngitis","pharynx",
110 "phase","phd","pheasant","phenobarbitone","phenol",
111 "phenomenal","phenomenally","phenomenon","phew","phi",
112 "phial","philander","philanthropic","philanthropist","philanthropy",
113 "philatelist","philately","philharmonic","philhellene","philippic",
114 "philistine","philological","philologist","philology","philosopher",
115 "philosophical","philosophise","philosophize","philosophy","philter",
116 "philtre","phizog","phlebitis","phlebotomy","phlegm",
117 "phlegmatic","phlox","phobia","phoenician","phoenix",
118 "phone","phoneme","phonemic","phonemics","phonetic",
119 "phonetician","phonetics","phoney","phonic","phonics",
120 "phonograph","phonology","phony","phooey","phosphate",
121 "phosphorescence","phosphorescent","phosphoric","phosphorus","photo",
122 "photocopier","photocopy","photoelectric","photogenic","photograph",
123 "photographer","photographic","photography","photosensitive","photosensitize",
124 "photostat","photosynthesis","phototsensitise","phrasal","phrase",
125 "phrasebook","phraseology","phrenetic","phrenology","phthisis",
126 "phut","phylloxera","phylum","physic","physical",
127 "physically","physician","physicist","physics","physio",
128 "physiognomy","physiology","physiotherapy","physique","pianissimo",
129 "pianist","piano","pianola","piaster","piastre",
130 "piazza","pibroch","picador","picaresque","piccalilli",
131 "piccaninny","piccolo","pick","pickaback","pickaninny",
132 "pickax","pickaxe","picked","picker","pickerel",
133 "picket","pickings","pickle","pickled","pickpocket",
134 "picky","picnic","picnicker","pictorial","picture",
135 "pictures","picturesque","piddle","piddling","pidgin",
136 "pie","piebald","piece","piecemeal","pieces",
137 "piecework","piecrust","pied","pier","pierce",
138 "piercing","pierrot","piety","piezoelectric","piffle",
139 "piffling","pig","pigeon","pigeonhole","piggery",
140 "piggish","piggy","piggyback","piggybank","pigheaded",
141 "piglet","pigment","pigmentation","pigmy","pignut",
142 "pigskin","pigsticking","pigsty","pigswill","pigtail",
143 "pike","pikestaff","pilaster","pilau","pilchard",
144 "pile","piles","pileup","pilfer","pilferage",
145 "pilgrim","pilgrimage","pill","pillage","pillar",
146 "pillbox","pillion","pillock","pillory","pillow",
147 "pillowcase","pilot","pimento","pimp","pimpernel",
148 "pimple","pin","pinafore","pincer","pincers",
149 "pinch","pinchbeck","pinched","pinchpenny","pincushion",
150 "pine","pineal","pineapple","pinecone","pinewood",
151 "piney","ping","pinhead","pinion","pink",
152 "pinkeye","pinkie","pinkish","pinko","pinky",
153 "pinnace","pinnacle","pinnate","pinny","pinpoint",
154 "pinprick","pinstripe","pint","pinta","pintable",
155 "pinup","pinwheel","piny","pioneer","pious",
156 "piousness","pip","pipal","pipe","pipeline",
157 "piper","pipes","pipette","piping","pipit",
158 "pippin","pipsqueak","piquant","pique","piquet",
159 "piracy","piranha","pirate","pirouette","piscatorial",
160 "pish","piss","pissed","pistachio","pistil",
161 "pistol","piston","pit","pitch","pitchblende",
162 "pitcher","pitchfork","piteous","pitfall","pith",
163 "pithead","pithy","pitiable","pitiful","pitiless",
164 "pitman","piton","pittance","pituitary","pity",
165 "pivot","pivotal","pixie","pixilated","pixy",
166 "pizza","pizzicato","placard","placate","place",
167 "placebo","placed","placekick","placement","placenta",
168 "placid","placket","plagarise","plagarize","plagiarism",
169 "plague","plaguey","plaice","plaid","plain",
170 "plainly","plainsman","plainsong","plainspoken","plaint",
171 "plaintiff","plaintive","plait","plan","planchette",
172 "planet","planetarium","planetary","plangent","plank",
173 "planking","plankton","planner","plant","plantain",
174 "plantation","planter","plaque","plash","plasma",
175 "plaster","plasterboard","plastered","plasterer","plastering",
176 "plastic","plasticine","plasticity","plastics","plastron",
177 "plate","plateau","platelayer","platform","plating",
178 "platinum","platitude","platonic","platoon","platter",
179 "platypus","plaudit","plausible","play","playable",
180 "playback","playbill","playboy","player","playful",
181 "playgoer","playground","playgroup","playhouse","playmate",
182 "playpen","playroom","playsuit","plaything","playtime",
183 "playwright","plaza","plea","pleach","plead",
184 "pleading","pleadings","pleasant","pleasantry","please",
185 "pleased","pleasing","pleasurable","pleasure","pleat",
186 "pleb","plebeian","plebiscite","plectrum","pled",
187 "pledge","pleistocene","plenary","plenipotentiary","plenitude",
188 "plenteous","plentiful","plenty","pleonasm","plethora",
189 "pleurisy","plexus","pliable","pliant","pliers",
190 "plight","plimsoll","plinth","pliocene","plod",
191 "plodder","plonk","plop","plosive","plot",
192 "plough","ploughboy","ploughman","ploughshare","plover",
193 "plow","plowboy","plowman","plowshare","ploy",
194 "pluck","plucky","plug","plughole","plum",
195 "plumage","plumb","plumbago","plumber","plumbing",
196 "plume","plumed","plummet","plummy","plump",
197 "plunder","plunge","plunger","plunk","pluperfect",
198 "plural","pluralism","plurality","pluribus","plus",
199 "plush","plushy","pluto","plutocracy","plutocrat",
200 "plutonium","ply","plywood","pneumatic","pneumoconiosis",
201 "pneumonia","poach","poacher","pock","pocked",
202 "pocket","pocketbook","pocketful","pocketknife","pockmark",
203 "pockmarked","pod","podgy","podiatry","podium",
204 "poem","poesy","poet","poetaster","poetess",
205 "poetic","poetical","poetry","pogrom","poignancy",
206 "poignant","poinsettia","point","pointed","pointer",
207 "pointillism","pointless","points","pointsman","poise",
208 "poised","poison","poisonous","poke","poker",
209 "pokerwork","poky","polack","polar","polarisation",
210 "polarise","polarity","polarization","polarize","polaroid",
211 "polaroids","polder","pole","poleax","poleaxe",
212 "polecat","polemic","polemical","polemics","police",
213 "policeman","policewoman","policy","polio","polish",
214 "polisher","politburo","polite","politic","politicalise",
215 "politicalize","politician","politicise","politicize","politicking",
216 "politico","politics","polity","polka","poll",
217 "pollard","pollen","pollinate","polling","pollster",
218 "pollutant","pollute","pollution","polly","pollyanna",
219 "polo","polonaise","polony","poltergeist","poltroon",
220 "poly","polyandrous","polyandry","polyanthus","polyester",
221 "polyethylene","polygamist","polygamous","polygamy","polyglot",
222 "polygon","polymath","polymer","polymorphous","polyp",
223 "polyphony","polypus","polystyrene","polysyllable","polytechnic",
224 "polytheism","polythene","polyurethane","pomade","pomander",
225 "pomegranate","pomeranian","pommel","pommy","pomp",
226 "pompom","pomposity","pompous","ponce","poncho",
227 "poncy","pond","ponder","ponderous","pone",
228 "pong","poniard","pontiff","pontifical","pontificals",
229 "pontificate","pontoon","pony","ponytail","pooch",
230 "poodle","poof","pooh","pool","poolroom",
231 "pools","poop","pooped","poor","poorhouse",
232 "poorly","poorness","poove","pop","popadam",
233 "popadum","popcorn","popery","popgun","popinjay",
234 "popish","poplar","poplin","poppa","popper",
235 "poppet","poppy","poppycock","popshop","popsy",
236 "populace","popular","popularise","popularity","popularize",
237 "popularly","populate","population","populism","populist",
238 "populous","porcelain","porch","porcine","porcupine",
239 "pore","pork","porker","porky","porn",
240 "pornography","porosity","porous","porphyry","porpoise",
241 "porridge","porringer","port","portable","portage",
242 "portal","portals","portcullis","portend","portent",
243 "portentous","porter","porterage","porterhouse","portfolio",
244 "porthole","portico","portion","portly","portmanteau",
245 "portrait","portraitist","portraiture","portray","portrayal",
246 "pose","poser","poseur","posh","posit",
247 "position","positional","positive","positively","positiveness",
248 "positivism","positron","posse","possess","possessed",
249 "possession","possessive","possessor","posset","possibility",
250 "possible","possibly","possum","post","postage",
251 "postal","postbag","postbox","postcard","postcode",
252 "postdate","poster","posterior","posterity","postern",
253 "postgraduate","posthaste","posthumous","postilion","postillion",
254 "posting","postman","postmark","postmaster","postmortem",
255 "postpaid","postpone","postprandial","postscript","postulant",
256 "postulate","posture","postwar","posy","pot",
257 "potable","potash","potassium","potation","potato",
258 "potbellied","potbelly","potboiler","potbound","poteen",
259 "potency","potent","potentate","potential","potentiality",
260 "pothead","pother","potherb","pothole","potholing",
261 "pothouse","pothunter","potion","potluck","potpourri",
262 "potsherd","potshot","pottage","potted","potter",
263 "potteries","pottery","potty","pouch","pouf",
264 "pouffe","poulterer","poultice","poultry","pounce",
265 "pound","poundage","pounding","pour","pout",
266 "poverty","powder","powdered","powdery","power",
267 "powerboat","powerful","powerhouse","powerless","powers",
268 "powwow","pox","pps","practicable","practical",
269 "practicality","practically","practice","practiced","practise",
270 "practised","practitioner","praesidium","praetor","praetorian",
271 "pragmatic","pragmatism","prairie","praise","praises",
272 "praiseworthy","praline","pram","prance","prank",
273 "prankster","prat","prate","pratfall","prattle",
274 "prawn","praxis","pray","prayer","preach",
275 "preachify","preamble","prearrange","prebend","prebendary",
276 "precarious","precast","precaution","precede","precedence",
277 "precedent","preceding","precentor","precept","preceptor",
278 "precession","precinct","precincts","preciosity","precious",
279 "precipice","precipitate","precipitation","precipitous","precise",
280 "precisely","precision","preclude","precocious","precognition",
281 "preconceived","preconception","precondition","precook","precursor",
282 "predator","predatory","predecease","predecessor","predestinate",
283 "predestination","predestine","predetermine","predeterminer","predicament",
284 "predicate","predicative","predict","predictable","prediction",
285 "predigest","predilection","predispose","predisposition","predominance",
286 "predominant","predominantly","predominate","preeminent","preeminently",
287 "preempt","preemption","preemptive","preen","preexist",
288 "preexistence","prefab","prefabricate","prefabricated","preface",
289 "prefatory","prefect","prefecture","prefer","preferable",
290 "preference","preferential","preferment","prefigure","prefix",
291 "pregnancy","pregnant","preheat","prehensile","prehistoric",
292 "prehistory","prejudge","prejudice","prejudiced","prejudicial",
293 "prelacy","prelate","prelim","preliminary","prelims",
294 "preliterate","prelude","premarital","premature","premeditate",
295 "premeditated","premier","premise","premises","premiss",
296 "premium","premonition","premonitory","prenatal","prentice",
297 "preoccupation","preoccupied","preoccupy","preordain","prep",
298 "prepack","preparation","preparatory","prepare","prepared",
299 "preparedness","prepay","preponderance","preponderant","preponderate",
300 "preposition","prepositional","prepossessed","prepossessing","prepossession",
301 "preposterous","prepuce","prerecord","prerequisite","prerogative",
302 "presage","presbyter","presbyterian","presbytery","preschool",
303 "prescient","prescribe","prescribed","prescript","prescription",
304 "prescriptive","presence","present","presentable","presentation",
305 "presenter","presentiment","presently","presents","preservable",
306 "preservation","preservative","preserve","preserver","preset",
307 "preshrunk","preside","presidency","president","presidential",
308 "presidium","press","pressed","pressgang","pressing",
309 "pressman","pressmark","pressure","pressurise","pressurize",
310 "prestidigitation","prestige","prestigious","prestissimo","presto",
311 "prestressed","presumable","presume","presumption","presumptive",
312 "presumptuous","presuppose","presupposition","pretence","pretend",
313 "pretended","pretender","pretense","pretension","pretentious",
314 "pretentiousness","preterit","preterite","preternatural","pretext",
315 "pretor","pretorian","prettify","prettily","pretty",
316 "pretzel","prevail","prevailing","prevalent","prevaricate",
317 "prevent","prevention","preventive","preview","previous",
318 "prevision","prewar","prey","price","priceless",
319 "pricey","prick","prickle","prickly","pricy",
320 "pride","priest","priesthood","priestly","prig",
321 "priggish","prim","primacy","primaeval","primal",
322 "primarily","primary","primate","prime","primer",
323 "primeval","priming","primitive","primogeniture","primordial",
324 "primp","primrose","primula","primus","prince",
325 "princedom","princely","princess","principal","principality",
326 "principally","principle","principled","principles","prink",
327 "print","printable","printer","printing","printout",
328 "prior","priority","priory","prise","prism",
329 "prismatic","prison","prisoner","prissy","pristine",
330 "prithee","privacy","private","privateer","privation",
331 "privet","privilege","privileged","privily","privy",
332 "prize","prizefight","prizeman","pro","probability",
333 "probable","probably","probate","probation","probationer",
334 "probe","probity","problem","problematic","proboscis",
335 "procedural","procedure","proceed","proceeding","proceedings",
336 "proceeds","process","procession","processional","proclaim",
337 "proclamation","proclivity","proconsul","proconsulate","procrastinate",
338 "procreate","proctor","procure","procurer","prod",
339 "prodigal","prodigious","prodigy","produce","producer",
340 "product","production","productive","productivity","proem",
341 "prof","profanation","profane","profanity","profess",
342 "professed","professedly","profession","professional","professionalism",
343 "professor","professorial","professorship","proffer","proficient",
344 "profile","profit","profitable","profiteer","profligacy",
345 "profligate","profound","profundity","profuse","profusion",
346 "progenitor","progeny","progesterone","prognathous","prognosis",
347 "prognostic","prognosticate","prognostication","program","programer",
348 "programmer","progress","progression","progressive","prohibit",
349 "prohibition","prohibitionist","prohibitive","prohibitory","project",
350 "projectile","projection","projectionist","projector","prolapse",
351 "prole","prolegomena","proletarian","proletariat","proliferate",
352 "proliferation","prolific","prolix","prolog","prologue",
353 "prolong","prolongation","prolonged","prom","promenade",
354 "promenader","prominence","prominent","promiscuity","promiscuous",
355 "promise","promising","promontory","promote","promoter",
356 "promotion","prompt","prompter","promptness","promulgate",
357 "pron","prone","prong","pronominal","pronoun",
358 "pronounce","pronounceable","pronounced","pronouncement","pronto",
359 "pronunciamento","pronunciation","proof","proofread","prop",
360 "propaganda","propagandise","propagandist","propagandize","propagate",
361 "propagation","propane","propel","propellant","propellent",
362 "propeller","propensity","proper","properly","propertied",
363 "property","prophecy","prophesy","prophet","prophetess",
364 "prophetic","prophets","prophylactic","prophylaxis","propinquity",
365 "propitiate","propitiatory","propitious","propjet","proponent",
366 "proportion","proportional","proportionate","proportions","proposal",
367 "propose","proposition","propound","proprietary","proprieties",
368 "proprietor","proprietress","propriety","propulsion","propulsive",
369 "propylene","prorogation","prorogue","prosaic","proscenium",
370 "proscribe","proscription","prose","prosecute","prosecution",
371 "prosecutor","proselyte","proselytise","proselytize","prosody",
372 "prospect","prospective","prospector","prospects","prospectus",
373 "prosper","prosperity","prosperous","prostate","prosthesis",
374 "prostitute","prostitution","prostrate","prostration","prosy",
375 "protagonist","protean","protect","protection","protectionism",
376 "protective","protector","protectorate","protein","protest",
377 "protestant","protestation","protocol","proton","protoplasm",
378 "prototype","protozoa","protozoan","protozoon","protract",
379 "protraction","protractor","protrude","protrusion","protrusive",
380 "protuberance","protuberant","proud","provable","prove",
381 "proven","provenance","provender","proverb","proverbial",
382 "proverbially","proverbs","provide","provided","providence",
383 "provident","providential","provider","providing","province",
384 "provinces","provincial","provision","provisional","provisions",
385 "proviso","provocation","provocative","provoke","provoking",
386 "provost","prow","prowess","prowl","prowler",
387 "prox","proximal","proximate","proximity","proximo",
388 "proxy","prude","prudence","prudent","prudential",
389 "prudery","prudish","prune","pruning","prurience",
390 "prurient","pruritus","prussian","pry","psalm",
391 "psalmist","psalmody","psalms","psalter","psaltery",
392 "psephology","pseud","pseudonym","pseudonymous","pshaw",
393 "psittacosis","psoriasis","psst","psyche","psychedelic",
394 "psychiatric","psychiatrist","psychiatry","psychic","psycho",
395 "psychoanalyse","psychoanalysis","psychoanalyst","psychoanalytic","psychoanalyze",
396 "psychokinesis","psychological","psychologist","psychology","psychopath",
397 "psychosis","psychosomatic","psychotherapy","psychotic","pta",
398 "ptarmigan","pterodactyl","pto","ptomaine","pub",
399 "puberty","pubic","public","publican","publication",
400 "publicise","publicist","publicity","publicize","publish",
401 "publisher","publishing","puce","puck","pucker",
402 "puckish","pud","pudding","puddle","pudendum",
403 "pudgy","pueblo","puerile","puerility","puerperal",
404 "puff","puffball","puffed","puffer","puffin",
405 "puffy","pug","pugilism","pugilist","pugnacious",
406 "pugnacity","puissance","puissant","puke","pukka",
407 "pulchritude","pulchritudinous","pule","pull","pullback",
408 "pullet","pulley","pullman","pullout","pullover",
409 "pullthrough","pullulate","pulmonary","pulp","pulpit",
410 "pulsar","pulsate","pulsation","pulse","pulverise",
411 "pulverize","puma","pumice","pummel","pump",
412 "pumpernickel","pumpkin","pun","punch","punchy",
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543 "rector","rectory","rectum","recumbent","recuperate",
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545 "recusant","recycle","red","redbreast","redbrick",
546 "redcap","redcoat","redcurrant","redden","reddish",
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549 "redo","redolence","redolent","redouble","redoubt",
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596 "remnant","remodel","remold","remonstrance","remonstrate",
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