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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 KStemData5() {
46 static String[] data = {
47 "lock","locker","locket","lockjaw","locknut",
48 "lockout","locks","locksmith","lockstitch","lockup",
49 "loco","locomotion","locomotive","locum","locus",
50 "locust","locution","lode","lodestar","lodestone",
51 "lodge","lodgement","lodger","lodging","lodgings",
52 "lodgment","loess","loft","lofted","lofty",
53 "log","loganberry","logarithm","logarithmic","logbook",
54 "logger","loggerheads","loggia","logic","logical",
55 "logically","logician","logistic","logistics","logjam",
56 "logrolling","loin","loincloth","loins","loiter",
57 "loll","lollipop","lollop","lolly","lone",
58 "lonely","loner","lonesome","long","longboat",
59 "longbow","longevity","longhaired","longhand","longheaded",
60 "longhop","longing","longish","longitude","longitudinal",
61 "longship","longshoreman","longsighted","longstanding","longstop",
62 "longsuffering","longueur","longways","longwearing","longwinded",
63 "longwise","loo","loofa","loofah","look",
64 "looker","lookout","looks","loom","loon",
65 "loony","loop","loophole","loose","loosebox",
66 "loosen","loot","lop","lope","loppings",
67 "loquacious","loquat","lord","lordly","lords",
68 "lordship","lore","lorgnette","lorn","lorry",
69 "lose","loser","loss","lost","lot",
70 "loth","lotion","lottery","lotto","lotus",
71 "loud","loudhailer","loudmouth","loudspeaker","lough",
72 "lounge","lounger","lour","louse","lousy",
73 "lout","louver","louvre","lovable","love",
74 "loveable","lovebird","lovechild","loveless","lovelorn",
75 "lovely","lovemaking","lover","lovers","lovesick",
76 "lovey","loving","low","lowborn","lowbred",
77 "lowbrow","lowdown","lower","lowermost","lowland",
78 "lowlander","lowly","loyal","loyalist","loyalty",
79 "lozenge","lsd","ltd","lubber","lubricant",
80 "lubricate","lubricator","lubricious","lucerne","lucid",
81 "luck","luckless","lucky","lucrative","lucre",
82 "ludicrous","ludo","luff","lug","luggage",
83 "lugger","lughole","lugsail","lugubrious","lugworm",
84 "lukewarm","lull","lullaby","lumbago","lumbar",
85 "lumber","lumberjack","lumberman","lumberyard","luminary",
86 "luminous","lumme","lummox","lummy","lump",
87 "lumpish","lumpy","lunacy","lunar","lunate",
88 "lunatic","lunch","lunchtime","lung","lunge",
89 "lungfish","lungpower","lupin","lurch","lure",
90 "lurgy","lurid","lurk","luscious","lush",
91 "lust","luster","lustful","lustre","lustrous",
92 "lusty","lutanist","lute","lutenist","luv",
93 "luxuriant","luxuriate","luxurious","luxury","lychee",
94 "lychgate","lye","lymph","lymphatic","lynch",
95 "lynx","lyre","lyrebird","lyric","lyrical",
96 "lyricism","lyricist","lyrics","mac","macabre",
97 "macadam","macadamise","macadamize","macaroni","macaroon",
98 "macaw","mace","macerate","mach","machete",
99 "machiavellian","machination","machine","machinegun","machinery",
100 "machinist","mackerel","mackintosh","macrobiotic","macrocosm",
101 "mad","madam","madame","madcap","madden",
102 "maddening","madder","made","madeira","mademoiselle",
103 "madhouse","madly","madman","madness","madonna",
104 "madrigal","maelstrom","maenad","maestro","mafia",
105 "mag","magazine","magenta","maggot","maggoty",
106 "magi","magic","magical","magician","magisterial",
107 "magistracy","magistrate","magma","magnanimity","magnanimous",
108 "magnate","magnesia","magnesium","magnet","magnetic",
109 "magnetise","magnetism","magnetize","magneto","magnificat",
110 "magnification","magnificent","magnifier","magnify","magniloquent",
111 "magnitude","magnolia","magnum","magpie","magus",
112 "maharaja","maharajah","maharanee","maharani","mahatma",
113 "mahlstick","mahogany","mahout","maid","maiden",
114 "maidenhair","maidenhead","maidenhood","maidenly","maidservant",
115 "mail","mailbag","mailbox","maim","main",
116 "mainland","mainline","mainly","mainmast","mains",
117 "mainsail","mainspring","mainstay","mainstream","maintain",
118 "maintenance","maisonette","maisonnette","maize","majestic",
119 "majesty","majolica","major","majordomo","majorette",
120 "majority","make","maker","makeshift","making",
121 "makings","malachite","maladjusted","maladministration","maladroit",
122 "malady","malaise","malapropism","malapropos","malaria",
123 "malarial","malay","malcontent","malcontented","male",
124 "malediction","malefactor","maleficent","malevolent","malfeasance",
125 "malformation","malformed","malfunction","malice","malicious",
126 "malign","malignancy","malignant","malignity","malinger",
127 "mall","mallard","malleable","mallet","mallow",
128 "malmsey","malnutrition","malodorous","malpractice","malt",
129 "malthusian","maltreat","maltster","mama","mamba",
130 "mambo","mamma","mammal","mammary","mammon",
131 "mammoth","mammy","man","manacle","manage",
132 "manageable","management","manager","manageress","managerial",
133 "manatee","mandarin","mandate","mandatory","mandible",
134 "mandolin","mandrake","mandrill","maneuver","maneuverable",
135 "manful","manganese","mange","manger","mangle",
136 "mango","mangosteen","mangrove","mangy","manhandle",
137 "manhole","manhood","manhour","mania","maniac",
138 "maniacal","manic","manicure","manicurist","manifest",
139 "manifestation","manifesto","manifold","manikin","manila",
140 "manilla","manipulate","manipulation","mankind","manly",
141 "manna","manned","mannequin","manner","mannered",
142 "mannerism","mannerly","manners","mannikin","mannish",
143 "manoeuverable","manoeuvre","manometer","manor","manorial",
144 "manpower","mansard","manse","manservant","mansion",
145 "mansions","manslaughter","mantelpiece","mantelshelf","mantilla",
146 "mantis","mantle","mantrap","manual","manufacture",
147 "manufacturer","manumit","manure","manuscript","manx",
148 "many","maoism","maori","map","maple",
149 "mapping","maquis","mar","marabou","marabout",
150 "maraschino","marathon","maraud","marble","marbled",
151 "marbles","marc","marcasite","march","marchioness",
152 "margarine","margin","marginal","marguerite","marigold",
153 "marihuana","marijuana","marimba","marina","marinade",
154 "marinate","marine","mariner","marionette","marital",
155 "maritime","marjoram","mark","markdown","marked",
156 "marker","market","marketeer","marketer","marketing",
157 "marketplace","marking","marksman","marksmanship","markup",
158 "marl","marlinespike","marmalade","marmoreal","marmoset",
159 "marmot","marocain","maroon","marquee","marquess",
160 "marquetry","marquis","marriage","marriageable","married",
161 "marrow","marrowbone","marrowfat","marry","mars",
162 "marsala","marseillaise","marsh","marshal","marshmallow",
163 "marshy","marsupial","mart","marten","martial",
164 "martian","martin","martinet","martini","martinmas",
165 "martyr","martyrdom","marvel","marvellous","marvelous",
166 "marxism","marzipan","mascara","mascot","masculine",
167 "masculinity","maser","mash","mashie","mask",
168 "masked","masochism","mason","masonic","masonry",
169 "masque","masquerade","mass","massacre","massage",
170 "masses","masseur","massif","massive","massy",
171 "mast","mastectomy","master","masterful","masterly",
172 "mastermind","masterpiece","mastership","masterstroke","mastery",
173 "masthead","mastic","masticate","mastiff","mastitis",
174 "mastodon","mastoid","mastoiditis","masturbate","mat",
175 "matador","match","matchbox","matching","matchless",
176 "matchlock","matchmaker","matchstick","matchwood","mate",
177 "material","materialise","materialism","materialist","materialize",
178 "maternal","maternity","matey","mathematician","mathematics",
179 "matins","matriarch","matriarchy","matricide","matriculate",
180 "matrimony","matrix","matron","matronly","matt",
181 "matter","matting","mattins","mattock","mattress",
182 "maturation","mature","maturity","maudlin","maul",
183 "maulstick","maunder","mausoleum","mauve","maverick",
184 "maw","mawkish","maxi","maxim","maximal",
185 "maximise","maximize","maximum","may","maybe",
186 "maybeetle","mayday","mayfly","mayhem","mayonnaise",
187 "mayor","mayoralty","mayoress","maypole","mayst",
188 "maze","mazed","mazurka","mccarthyism","mead",
189 "meadow","meadowsweet","meager","meagre","meal",
190 "mealie","mealtime","mealy","mealybug","mean",
191 "meander","meanderings","meaning","meaningful","meaningless",
192 "means","meant","meantime","meanwhile","measles",
193 "measly","measurable","measure","measured","measureless",
194 "measurement","meat","meatball","meaty","mecca",
195 "mechanic","mechanical","mechanics","mechanise","mechanism",
196 "mechanistic","mechanize","medal","medalist","medallion",
197 "medallist","meddle","meddlesome","media","mediaeval",
198 "medial","median","mediate","medic","medical",
199 "medicament","medicare","medicate","medication","medicinal",
200 "medicine","medico","medieval","mediocre","mediocrity",
201 "meditate","meditation","meditative","mediterranean","medium",
202 "medlar","medley","meed","meek","meerschaum",
203 "meet","meeting","meetinghouse","megadeath","megahertz",
204 "megalith","megalithic","megalomania","megalomaniac","megaphone",
205 "megaton","megrim","meiosis","melancholia","melancholic",
206 "melancholy","meld","melee","meliorate","meliorism",
207 "mellifluous","mellow","melodic","melodious","melodrama",
208 "melodramatic","melody","melon","melt","melting",
209 "member","membership","membrane","membranous","memento",
210 "memo","memoir","memoirs","memorabilia","memorable",
211 "memorandum","memorial","memorise","memorize","memory",
212 "memsahib","men","menace","menagerie","mend",
213 "mendacious","mendacity","mendelian","mendicant","mending",
214 "menfolk","menial","meningitis","meniscus","menopause",
215 "menses","menstrual","menstruate","mensurable","mensuration",
216 "mental","mentality","menthol","mentholated","mention",
217 "mentor","menu","meow","mephistopheles","mercantile",
218 "mercenary","mercer","mercerise","mercerize","merchandise",
219 "merchant","merchantman","merciful","merciless","mercurial",
220 "mercury","mercy","mere","merely","meretricious",
221 "merge","merger","meridian","meridional","meringue",
222 "merino","merit","meritocracy","meritorious","mermaid",
223 "merman","merriment","merry","merrymaking","mesa",
224 "mescalin","mescaline","mesdames","mesdemoiselles","meseems",
225 "mesh","mesmeric","mesmerise","mesmerism","mesmerist",
226 "mesmerize","mess","message","messenger","messiah",
227 "messianic","messieurs","messmate","messrs","messuage",
228 "messy","mestizo","met","metabolic","metabolise",
229 "metabolism","metabolize","metacarpal","metal","metalanguage",
230 "metallic","metallurgist","metallurgy","metalwork","metamorphose",
231 "metamorphosis","metaphor","metaphorical","metaphysics","metatarsal",
232 "mete","metempsychosis","meteor","meteoric","meteorite",
233 "meteoroid","meteorologist","meteorology","meter","methane",
234 "methinks","method","methodical","methodism","methodology",
235 "meths","methuselah","meticulous","metre","metric",
236 "metrical","metrication","metricise","metricize","metro",
237 "metronome","metropolis","metropolitan","mettle","mettlesome",
238 "mew","mews","mezzanine","mezzo","mezzotint",
239 "miaow","miasma","mica","mice","michaelmas",
240 "mick","mickey","microbe","microbiologist","microbiology",
241 "microcosm","microelectronics","microfiche","microfilm","micromesh",
242 "micrometer","micron","microorganism","microphone","microscope",
243 "microscopic","microsecond","microwave","mid","midair",
244 "midcourse","midday","midden","middle","middlebrow",
245 "middleman","middleweight","middling","midge","midget",
246 "midi","midland","midlands","midmost","midnight",
247 "midpoint","midriff","midshipman","midships","midst",
248 "midsummer","midway","midweek","midwest","midwicket",
249 "midwife","midwifery","mien","miffed","might",
250 "mightily","mighty","mignonette","migraine","migrant",
251 "migrate","migration","migratory","mikado","mike",
252 "milady","mild","mildew","mildly","mile",
253 "mileage","mileometer","miler","milestone","milieu",
254 "militancy","militant","militarise","militarism","militarize",
255 "military","militate","militia","militiaman","milk",
256 "milker","milkmaid","milkman","milksop","milkweed",
257 "milky","mill","millboard","milldam","millenarian",
258 "millenium","millepede","miller","millet","millibar",
259 "milligram","milligramme","milliliter","millilitre","millimeter",
260 "millimetre","milliner","millinery","million","millionaire",
261 "millipede","millpond","millrace","millstone","millwheel",
262 "millwright","milometer","milord","milt","mime",
263 "mimeograph","mimetic","mimic","mimicry","mimosa",
264 "min","minaret","minatory","mince","mincemeat",
265 "mincer","mincingly","mind","minded","mindful",
266 "mindless","mine","minefield","minelayer","miner",
267 "mineral","mineralogist","mineralogy","minestrone","minesweeper",
268 "mingle","mingy","mini","miniature","miniaturist",
269 "minibus","minim","minimal","minimise","minimize",
270 "minimum","mining","minion","minister","ministerial",
271 "ministrant","ministration","ministry","miniver","mink",
272 "minnow","minor","minority","minotaur","minster",
273 "minstrel","minstrelsy","mint","minuet","minus",
274 "minuscule","minute","minutely","minuteman","minutes",
275 "minutia","minx","miracle","miraculous","mirage",
276 "mire","mirror","mirth","miry","misadventure",
277 "misadvise","misalliance","misanthrope","misanthropy","misapplication",
278 "misapply","misapprehend","misapprehension","misappropriate","misbegotten",
279 "misbehave","misbehaved","misbehavior","misbehaviour","miscalculate",
280 "miscall","miscarry","miscast","miscegenation","miscellaneous",
281 "miscellany","mischance","mischief","mischievous","misconceive",
282 "misconception","misconduct","misconstruction","misconstrue","miscount",
283 "miscreant","miscue","misdate","misdeal","misdeed",
284 "misdemeanor","misdemeanour","misdirect","misdoing","miser",
285 "miserable","miserably","miserly","misery","misfire",
286 "misfit","misfortune","misgiving","misgovern","misguide",
287 "misguided","mishandle","mishap","mishear","mishit",
288 "mishmash","misinform","misinterpret","misjudge","misjudgement",
289 "misjudgment","mislay","mislead","mismanage","mismatch",
290 "misname","misnomer","misogynist","misogyny","misplace",
291 "misprint","mispronounce","mispronunciation","misquote","misread",
292 "misreport","misrepresent","misrule","miss","missal",
293 "misshapen","missile","missing","mission","missionary",
294 "missis","missive","misspell","misspend","misstate",
295 "misstatement","missus","missy","mist","mistake",
296 "mistaken","mister","mistime","mistletoe","mistral",
297 "mistranslate","mistress","mistrial","mistrust","mistrustful",
298 "mists","misty","misunderstand","misunderstanding","misuse",
299 "mite","miter","mitigate","mitosis","mitre",
300 "mitt","mitten","mix","mixed","mixer",
301 "mixture","mizen","mizzen","mizzenmast","mizzle",
302 "mnemonic","mnemonics","moa","moan","moat",
303 "moated","mob","mobile","mobilisation","mobilise",
304 "mobility","mobilization","mobilize","mobster","moccasin",
305 "mocha","mock","mockers","mockery","mockingbird",
306 "modal","mode","model","moderate","moderately",
307 "moderation","moderations","moderato","moderator","modern",
308 "modernise","modernism","modernistic","modernity","modernize",
309 "modest","modesty","modicum","modification","modifier",
310 "modify","modish","mods","modular","modulate",
311 "modulation","module","moggy","mogul","moh",
312 "mohair","mohammedan","mohammedanism","moiety","moist",
313 "moisten","moisture","moisturise","moisturize","moke",
314 "molar","molasses","mold","molder","molding",
315 "moldy","mole","molecular","molecule","molehill",
316 "moleskin","molest","moll","mollify","mollusc",
317 "mollusk","mollycoddle","molt","molten","molto",
318 "molybdenum","mom","moment","momentarily","momentary",
319 "momentous","moments","momentum","momma","mommy",
320 "monarch","monarchic","monarchism","monarchist","monarchy",
321 "monastery","monastic","monasticism","monaural","monday",
322 "monetary","money","moneybags","moneybox","moneychanger",
323 "moneyed","moneylender","moneymaker","moneys","monger",
324 "mongol","mongolism","mongoose","mongrel","monies",
325 "monitor","monk","monkey","mono","monochrome",
326 "monocle","monogamous","monogamy","monogram","monograph",
327 "monolith","monolithic","monolog","monologue","monomania",
328 "monomaniac","mononucleosis","monophonic","monophthong","monoplane",
329 "monopolise","monopolist","monopolize","monopoly","monorail",
330 "monosyllabic","monosyllable","monotheism","monotone","monotonous",
331 "monotony","monotype","monoxide","monsieur","monsignor",
332 "monsoon","monster","monstrance","monstrosity","monstrous",
333 "montage","month","monthly","monument","monumental",
334 "monumentally","moo","mooch","moocow","mood",
335 "moody","moon","moonbeam","mooncalf","moonlight",
336 "moonlit","moonshine","moonstone","moonstruck","moony",
337 "moor","moorhen","moorings","moorish","moorland",
338 "moose","moot","mop","mope","moped",
339 "moppet","moquette","moraine","moral","morale",
340 "moralise","moralist","moralistic","morality","moralize",
341 "morally","morals","morass","moratorium","morbid",
342 "morbidity","mordant","more","morello","moreover",
343 "mores","moresque","morganatic","morgue","moribund",
344 "mormon","mormonism","morn","morning","mornings",
345 "morocco","moron","moronic","morose","morpheme",
346 "morphemics","morpheus","morphine","morphology","morrow",
347 "morsel","mortal","mortality","mortally","mortar",
348 "mortarboard","mortgage","mortgagee","mortgagor","mortice",
349 "mortician","mortification","mortify","mortise","mortuary",
350 "mosaic","moselle","mosey","moslem","mosque",
351 "mosquito","moss","mossy","most","mostly",
352 "mote","motel","motet","moth","mothball",
353 "mothballs","mother","motherhood","motherly","mothproof",
354 "motif","motion","motionless","motions","motivate",
355 "motivation","motive","motley","motocross","motor",
356 "motorbike","motorboat","motorcade","motorcar","motorcycle",
357 "motorcyclist","motoring","motorise","motorist","motorize",
358 "motorman","motorway","mottled","motto","mould",
359 "moulder","moulding","mouldy","moult","mound",
360 "mount","mountain","mountaineer","mountaineering","mountainous",
361 "mountainside","mountaintop","mountebank","mountie","mourn",
362 "mourner","mournful","mourning","mouse","mouser",
363 "mousetrap","moussaka","mousse","moustache","mousy",
364 "mouth","mouthful","mouthorgan","mouthpiece","mouthwash",
365 "movable","move","moveable","movement","movements",
366 "mover","movie","movies","moving","mow",
367 "mower","mpg","mph","mra","mrs",
368 "msc","much","muchness","mucilage","muck",
369 "muckheap","muckrake","mucky","mucous","mucus",
370 "mud","muddle","muddy","mudflat","mudguard",
371 "mudpack","mudslinger","muesli","muezzin","muff",
372 "muffin","muffle","muffler","mufti","mug",
373 "mugger","muggins","muggy","mugwump","muhammadan",
374 "muhammadanism","mulatto","mulberry","mulch","mulct",
375 "mule","muleteer","mulish","mull","mullah",
376 "mullet","mulligatawny","mullion","mullioned","multifarious",
377 "multiform","multilateral","multilingual","multimillionaire","multiple",
378 "multiplex","multiplication","multiplicity","multiply","multiracial",
379 "multistorey","multitude","multitudinous","mum","mumble",
380 "mummer","mummery","mummify","mumming","mummy",
381 "mumps","munch","mundane","municipal","municipality",
382 "munificence","munificent","muniments","munition","munitions",
383 "mural","murder","murderous","murk","murky",
384 "murmur","murphy","murrain","muscatel","muscle",
385 "muscled","muscleman","muscovite","muscular","muse",
386 "museum","mush","mushroom","mushy","music",
387 "musical","musically","musician","musicianship","musk",
388 "musket","musketeer","musketry","muskmelon","muskrat",
389 "musky","muslim","muslin","musquash","muss",
390 "mussel","must","mustache","mustachio","mustang",
391 "mustard","muster","musty","mutable","mutant",
392 "mutation","mute","muted","mutilate","mutilation",
393 "mutineer","mutinous","mutiny","mutt","mutter",
394 "mutton","muttonchops","mutual","mutuality","muzak",
395 "muzzle","muzzy","mycology","myelitis","myna",
396 "mynah","myopia","myriad","myrrh","myrtle",
397 "myself","mysterious","mystery","mystic","mystical",
398 "mysticism","mystification","mystify","mystique","myth",
399 "mythical","mythological","mythologist","mythology","myxomatosis",
400 "nab","nabob","nacelle","nacre","nadir",
401 "nag","naiad","nail","nailbrush","naive",
402 "naivete","naivety","naked","name","namedrop",
403 "nameless","namely","nameplate","namesake","nanny",
404 "nap","napalm","naphtha","naphthalene","napkin",
405 "nappy","narc","narcissism","narcissus","narcotic",
406 "nark","narky","narrate","narration","narrative",
407 "narrator","narrow","narrowly","narrows","narwhal",
408 "nasal","nasalise","nasalize","nascent","nasturtium",
409 "nasty","natal","nation","national","nationalise",
410 "nationalism","nationalist","nationalistic","nationality","nationalize",
411 "nationwide","native","nativity","nato","natter",
412 "natty","natural","naturalise","naturalism","naturalist",
413 "naturalistic","naturalize","naturally","naturalness","nature",
414 "naturism","naturopath","naught","naughty","nausea",
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