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-/* This is a java version of Bob Krovetz' KStem.
- *
- * Java version by Sergio Guzman-Lara.
- * CIIR-UMass Amherst http://ciir.cs.umass.edu
- */
-package org.apache.lucene.analysis.en;
-
-/** A list of words used by Kstem
- */
-class KStemData2 {
- private KStemData2() {
- }
- static String[] data = {
-"cash","cashew","cashier","cashmere","casing",
-"casino","cask","casket","casque","cassava",
-"casserole","cassette","cassock","cassowary","cast",
-"castanets","castaway","castellated","caster","castigate",
-"casting","castle","castor","castrate","casual",
-"casualty","casuist","casuistry","cat","cataclysm",
-"catacomb","catafalque","catalepsy","catalog","catalogue",
-"catalpa","catalysis","catalyst","catamaran","catapult",
-"cataract","catarrh","catastrophe","catatonic","catcall",
-"catch","catcher","catching","catchpenny","catchphrase",
-"catchword","catchy","catechise","catechism","catechize",
-"categorical","categorise","categorize","category","cater",
-"caterer","caterpillar","caterwaul","catfish","catgut",
-"catharsis","cathartic","cathedral","catheter","cathode",
-"catholic","catholicism","catholicity","catkin","catnap",
-"catnip","catsup","cattle","catty","catwalk",
-"caucus","caudal","caught","caul","cauldron",
-"cauliflower","caulk","causal","causality","causation",
-"causative","cause","causeless","causeway","caustic",
-"cauterise","cauterize","caution","cautionary","cautious",
-"cavalcade","cavalier","cavalry","cavalryman","cave",
-"caveat","caveman","cavern","cavernous","caviar",
-"caviare","cavil","cavity","cavort","cavy",
-"caw","cay","cayman","cease","ceaseless",
-"cedar","cede","cedilla","ceiling","celandine",
-"celebrant","celebrate","celebrated","celebration","celebrity",
-"celerity","celery","celestial","celibacy","celibate",
-"cell","cellar","cellarage","cellist","cello",
-"cellophane","cellular","celluloid","cellulose","celsius",
-"celtic","cement","cemetery","cenotaph","censor",
-"censorious","censorship","censure","census","cent",
-"centaur","centavo","centenarian","centenary","centennial",
-"center","centerboard","centerpiece","centigrade","centigram",
-"centigramme","centime","centimeter","centimetre","centipede",
-"central","centralise","centralism","centralize","centre",
-"centreboard","centrepiece","centrifugal","centrifuge","centripetal",
-"centrist","centurion","century","cephalic","ceramic",
-"ceramics","cereal","cerebellum","cerebral","cerebration",
-"cerebrum","ceremonial","ceremonious","ceremony","cerise",
-"cert","certain","certainly","certainty","certifiable",
-"certificate","certificated","certify","certitude","cerulean",
-"cervical","cervix","cessation","cession","cesspit",
-"cetacean","chablis","chaconne","chafe","chaff",
-"chaffinch","chagrin","chain","chair","chairman",
-"chairmanship","chairperson","chairwoman","chaise","chalet",
-"chalice","chalk","chalky","challenge","challenging",
-"chamber","chamberlain","chambermaid","chambers","chameleon",
-"chamiomile","chamois","chamomile","champ","champagne",
-"champaign","champion","championship","chance","chancel",
-"chancellery","chancellor","chancery","chancy","chandelier",
-"chandler","change","changeable","changeless","changeling",
-"changeover","channel","chant","chanterelle","chanticleer",
-"chantry","chanty","chaos","chaotic","chap",
-"chapel","chapelgoer","chaperon","chaperone","chapfallen",
-"chaplain","chaplaincy","chaplet","chaps","chapter",
-"char","charabanc","character","characterise","characteristic",
-"characterization","characterize","characterless","charade","charades",
-"charcoal","chard","charge","chargeable","charged",
-"charger","chariot","charioteer","charisma","charismatic",
-"charitable","charity","charlady","charlatan","charleston",
-"charlock","charlotte","charm","charmer","charming",
-"chart","charter","chartreuse","charwoman","chary",
-"charybdis","chase","chaser","chasm","chassis",
-"chaste","chasten","chastise","chastisement","chastity",
-"chasuble","chat","chatelaine","chattel","chatter",
-"chatterbox","chatty","chauffeur","chauvinism","chauvinist",
-"cheap","cheapen","cheapskate","cheat","check",
-"checkbook","checked","checker","checkerboard","checkers",
-"checklist","checkmate","checkoff","checkout","checkpoint",
-"checkrail","checkrein","checkroom","checkup","cheddar",
-"cheek","cheekbone","cheeky","cheep","cheer",
-"cheerful","cheering","cheerio","cheerleader","cheerless",
-"cheers","cheery","cheese","cheesecake","cheesecloth",
-"cheeseparing","cheetah","chef","chem","chemical",
-"chemise","chemist","chemistry","chemotherapy","chenille",
-"cheque","chequebook","chequer","cherish","cheroot",
-"cherry","cherub","chervil","chess","chessboard",
-"chessman","chest","chesterfield","chestnut","chesty",
-"chevalier","chevron","chevvy","chevy","chew",
-"chi","chianti","chiaroscuro","chic","chicanery",
-"chicano","chichi","chick","chicken","chickenfeed",
-"chickenhearted","chickpea","chickweed","chicle","chicory",
-"chide","chief","chiefly","chieftain","chieftainship",
-"chiffon","chiffonier","chiffonnier","chigger","chignon",
-"chihuahua","chilblain","child","childbearing","childbirth",
-"childhood","childish","childlike","chile","chill",
-"chiller","chilli","chilly","chimaera","chime",
-"chimera","chimerical","chimney","chimneybreast","chimneypiece",
-"chimneypot","chimneystack","chimneysweep","chimpanzee","chin",
-"china","chinatown","chinaware","chinchilla","chine",
-"chink","chinless","chinook","chinstrap","chintz",
-"chinwag","chip","chipboard","chipmunk","chippendale",
-"chipping","chippy","chiromancy","chiropody","chiropractic",
-"chirp","chirpy","chisel","chiseler","chiseller",
-"chit","chitchat","chivalrous","chivalry","chive",
-"chivvy","chivy","chloride","chlorinate","chlorine",
-"chloroform","chlorophyll","chock","chocolate","choice",
-"choir","choirboy","choirmaster","choke","choker",
-"chokey","choky","choler","cholera","choleric",
-"cholesterol","chomp","choose","choosey","choosy",
-"chop","chopfallen","chophouse","chopper","choppers",
-"choppy","chopstick","choral","chorale","chord",
-"chore","choreographer","choreography","chorine","chorister",
-"chortle","chorus","chose","chosen","chow",
-"chowder","christ","christen","christendom","christening",
-"christian","christianity","christlike","christmastime","chromatic",
-"chrome","chromium","chromosome","chronic","chronicle",
-"chronograph","chronological","chronology","chronometer","chrysalis",
-"chrysanthemum","chub","chubby","chuck","chuckle",
-"chug","chukker","chum","chummy","chump",
-"chunk","chunky","church","churchgoer","churching",
-"churchwarden","churchyard","churl","churlish","churn",
-"chute","chutney","cia","cicada","cicatrice",
-"cicerone","cid","cider","cif","cigar",
-"cigaret","cigarette","cinch","cincture","cinder",
-"cinderella","cinders","cine","cinema","cinematograph",
-"cinematography","cinnamon","cinquefoil","cipher","circa",
-"circadian","circle","circlet","circuit","circuitous",
-"circular","circularise","circularize","circulate","circulation",
-"circumcise","circumcision","circumference","circumflex","circumlocution",
-"circumnavigate","circumscribe","circumscription","circumspect","circumstance",
-"circumstances","circumstantial","circumvent","circus","cirque",
-"cirrhosis","cirrus","cissy","cistern","citadel",
-"citation","cite","citizen","citizenry","citizenship",
-"citron","citrous","citrus","city","civet",
-"civic","civics","civies","civil","civilian",
-"civilisation","civilise","civility","civilization","civilize",
-"civilly","civvies","clack","clad","claim",
-"claimant","clairvoyance","clairvoyant","clam","clambake",
-"clamber","clammy","clamor","clamorous","clamour",
-"clamp","clampdown","clamshell","clan","clandestine",
-"clang","clanger","clangor","clangour","clank",
-"clannish","clansman","clap","clapboard","clapper",
-"clapperboard","clappers","claptrap","claque","claret",
-"clarification","clarify","clarinet","clarinetist","clarinettist",
-"clarion","clarity","clarts","clash","clasp",
-"class","classic","classical","classicism","classicist",
-"classics","classification","classified","classify","classless",
-"classmate","classroom","classy","clatter","clause",
-"claustrophobia","claustrophobic","clavichord","clavicle","claw",
-"clay","claymore","clean","cleaner","cleanliness",
-"cleanly","cleanse","cleanser","cleanup","clear",
-"clearance","clearing","clearinghouse","clearly","clearout",
-"clearway","cleat","cleavage","cleave","cleaver",
-"clef","cleft","clematis","clemency","clement",
-"clench","clerestory","clergy","clergyman","clerical",
-"clerihew","clerk","clever","clew","click",
-"client","clientele","cliff","cliffhanger","climacteric",
-"climactic","climate","climatic","climatology","climax",
-"climb","climber","clime","clinch","clincher",
-"cline","cling","clinging","clingy","clinic",
-"clinical","clink","clinker","clip","clipboard",
-"clipper","clippers","clippie","clipping","clique",
-"cliquey","cliquish","clitoris","cloaca","cloak",
-"cloakroom","clobber","cloche","clock","clockwise",
-"clockwork","clod","cloddish","clodhopper","clog",
-"cloggy","cloister","clone","clop","close",
-"closed","closedown","closefisted","closet","closure",
-"clot","cloth","clothe","clothes","clothesbasket",
-"clotheshorse","clothesline","clothier","clothing","cloture",
-"cloud","cloudbank","cloudburst","cloudless","cloudy",
-"clout","clove","cloven","clover","cloverleaf",
-"clown","clownish","cloy","club","clubbable",
-"clubfoot","clubhouse","cluck","clue","clueless",
-"clump","clumsy","clung","cluster","clutch",
-"clutches","clutter","coach","coachbuilder","coachman",
-"coachwork","coadjutor","coagulant","coagulate","coal",
-"coalbunker","coalesce","coalface","coalfield","coalhole",
-"coalhouse","coalition","coalmine","coalscuttle","coarse",
-"coarsen","coast","coastal","coaster","coastguard",
-"coastguardsman","coastline","coastwise","coat","coating",
-"coax","cob","cobalt","cobber","cobble",
-"cobbler","cobblers","cobblestone","cobra","cobweb",
-"cocaine","coccyx","cochineal","cochlea","cock",
-"cockade","cockatoo","cockchafer","cockcrow","cockerel",
-"cockeyed","cockfight","cockhorse","cockle","cockleshell",
-"cockney","cockpit","cockroach","cockscomb","cocksure",
-"cocktail","cocky","coco","cocoa","coconut",
-"cocoon","cod","coda","coddle","code",
-"codeine","codex","codger","codicil","codify",
-"codling","codpiece","codswallop","coed","coeducation",
-"coefficient","coelacanth","coequal","coerce","coercion",
-"coercive","coeternal","coeval","coexist","coexistence",
-"coffee","coffeepot","coffer","cofferdam","coffers",
-"coffin","cog","cogency","cogent","cogitate",
-"cogitation","cognac","cognate","cognition","cognitive",
-"cognizance","cognizant","cognomen","cognoscenti","cogwheel",
-"cohabit","cohere","coherence","coherent","cohesion",
-"cohesive","cohort","coif","coiffeur","coiffure",
-"coil","coin","coinage","coincide","coincidence",
-"coincident","coincidental","coir","coitus","coke",
-"col","cola","colander","cold","coleslaw",
-"coley","colic","colicky","colitis","collaborate",
-"collaboration","collaborationist","collage","collapse","collapsible",
-"collar","collarbone","collate","collateral","collation",
-"colleague","collect","collected","collection","collective",
-"collectivise","collectivism","collectivize","collector","colleen",
-"college","collegiate","collide","collie","collier",
-"colliery","collision","collocate","collocation","colloquial",
-"colloquialism","colloquy","collude","collusion","collywobbles",
-"cologne","colon","colonel","colonial","colonialism",
-"colonialist","colonies","colonise","colonist","colonize",
-"colonnade","colony","color","coloration","coloratura",
-"colored","colorfast","colorful","coloring","colorless",
-"colors","colossal","colossally","colossus","colostrum",
-"colour","coloured","colourfast","colourful","colouring",
-"colourless","colours","colt","colter","coltish",
-"columbine","column","columnist","coma","comatose",
-"comb","combat","combatant","combative","comber",
-"combination","combinations","combinatorial","combine","combo",
-"combustible","combustion","come","comeback","comecon",
-"comedian","comedienne","comedown","comedy","comely",
-"comer","comestible","comet","comfit","comfort",
-"comfortable","comforter","comfrey","comfy","comic",
-"comical","comics","cominform","coming","comintern",
-"comity","comma","command","commandant","commandeer",
-"commander","commanding","commandment","commando","commemorate",
-"commemoration","commemorative","commence","commencement","commend",
-"commendable","commendation","commendatory","commensurable","commensurate",
-"comment","commentary","commentate","commentator","commerce",
-"commercial","commercialise","commercialism","commercialize","commie",
-"commiserate","commiseration","commissar","commissariat","commissary",
-"commission","commissionaire","commissioner","commit","commitment",
-"committal","committed","committee","committeeman","commode",
-"commodious","commodity","commodore","common","commonage",
-"commonalty","commoner","commonly","commonplace","commons",
-"commonweal","commonwealth","commotion","communal","commune",
-"communicable","communicant","communicate","communication","communications",
-"communicative","communion","communism","communist","community",
-"commutable","commutation","commutative","commutator","commute",
-"commuter","compact","compacted","companion","companionable",
-"companionship","companionway","company","comparable","comparative",
-"comparatively","compare","comparison","compartment","compartmentalise",
-"compartmentalize","compass","compassion","compassionate","compatibility",
-"compatible","compatriot","compeer","compel","compendious",
-"compendium","compensate","compensation","compensatory","compere",
-"compete","competence","competent","competition","competitive",
-"competitor","compilation","compile","complacency","complacent",
-"complain","complainant","complaint","complaisance","complaisant",
-"complement","complementary","complete","completely","completion",
-"complex","complexion","complexity","compliance","compliant",
-"complicate","complicated","complication","complicity","compliment",
-"complimentary","compliments","complin","compline","comply",
-"compo","component","comport","comportment","compose",
-"composer","composite","composition","compositor","compost",
-"composure","compote","compound","comprehend","comprehensible",
-"comprehension","comprehensive","compress","compressible","compression",
-"compressor","comprise","compromise","comptometer","comptroller",
-"compulsion","compulsive","compulsory","compunction","computation",
-"compute","computer","computerize","comrade","comradeship",
-"coms","con","concatenate","concatenation","concave",
-"concavity","conceal","concealment","concede","conceit",
-"conceited","conceivable","conceive","concentrate","concentrated",
-"concentration","concentric","concept","conception","conceptual",
-"conceptualise","conceptualize","concern","concerned","concernedly",
-"concerning","concert","concerted","concertgoer","concertina",
-"concertmaster","concerto","concession","concessionaire","concessive",
-"conch","conchology","concierge","conciliate","conciliation",
-"conciliatory","concise","concision","conclave","conclude",
-"conclusion","conclusive","concoct","concoction","concomitance",
-"concomitant","concord","concordance","concordant","concordat",
-"concourse","concrete","concubinage","concubine","concupiscence",
-"concur","concurrence","concurrent","concuss","concussion",
-"condemn","condemnation","condensation","condense","condenser",
-"condescend","condescension","condign","condiment","condition",
-"conditional","conditions","condole","condolence","condom",
-"condominium","condone","condor","conduce","conducive",
-"conduct","conduction","conductive","conductivity","conductor",
-"conduit","cone","coney","confabulate","confabulation",
-"confection","confectioner","confectionery","confederacy","confederate",
-"confederation","confer","conference","confess","confessed",
-"confession","confessional","confessor","confetti","confidant",
-"confide","confidence","confident","confidential","confiding",
-"configuration","confine","confinement","confines","confirm",
-"confirmation","confirmed","confiscate","confiscatory","conflagration",
-"conflate","conflict","confluence","conform","conformable",
-"conformation","conformist","conformity","confound","confounded",
-"confraternity","confront","confrontation","confucian","confucianism",
-"confuse","confusion","confute","conga","congeal",
-"congenial","congenital","congest","congestion","conglomerate",
-"conglomeration","congrats","congratulate","congratulations","congratulatory",
-"congregate","congregation","congregational","congregationalism","congress",
-"congressional","congressman","congruent","congruity","congruous",
-"conic","conical","conifer","coniferous","conj",
-"conjectural","conjecture","conjoin","conjoint","conjugal",
-"conjugate","conjugation","conjunction","conjunctiva","conjunctive",
-"conjunctivitis","conjuncture","conjure","conjurer","conjuror",
-"conk","conker","conkers","connect","connected",
-"connection","connective","connexion","connivance","connive",
-"connoisseur","connotation","connotative","connote","connubial",
-"conquer","conquest","conquistador","consanguineous","consanguinity",
-"conscience","conscientious","conscious","consciousness","conscript",
-"conscription","consecrate","consecration","consecutive","consensus",
-"consent","consequence","consequent","consequential","consequently",
-"conservancy","conservation","conservationist","conservatism","conservative",
-"conservatoire","conservatory","conserve","consider","considerable",
-"considerably","considerate","consideration","considered","considering",
-"consign","consignee","consigner","consignment","consignor",
-"consist","consistency","consistent","consistory","consolation",
-"consolatory","console","consolidate","consols","consonance",
-"consonant","consort","consortium","conspectus","conspicuous",
-"conspiracy","conspirator","conspiratorial","conspire","constable",
-"constabulary","constancy","constant","constellation","consternation",
-"constipate","constipation","constituency","constituent","constitute",
-"constitution","constitutional","constitutionalism","constitutionally","constitutive",
-"constrain","constrained","constraint","constrict","constriction",
-"constrictor","construct","construction","constructive","constructor",
-"construe","consubstantiation","consul","consular","consulate",
-"consult","consultancy","consultant","consultation","consultative",
-"consulting","consume","consumer","consummate","consummation",
-"consumption","consumptive","contact","contagion","contagious",
-"contain","contained","container","containerise","containerize",
-"containment","contaminate","contamination","contemplate","contemplation",
-"contemplative","contemporaneous","contemporary","contempt","contemptible",
-"contemptuous","contend","contender","content","contented",
-"contention","contentious","contentment","contents","contest",
-"contestant","context","contextual","contiguity","contiguous",
-"continence","continent","continental","contingency","contingent",
-"continual","continuance","continuation","continue","continuity",
-"continuo","continuous","continuum","contort","contortion",
-"contortionist","contour","contraband","contrabass","contraception",
-"contraceptive","contract","contractile","contraction","contractor",
-"contractual","contradict","contradiction","contradictory","contradistinction",
-"contrail","contraindication","contralto","contraption","contrapuntal",
-"contrariety","contrariwise","contrary","contrast","contravene",
-"contravention","contretemps","contribute","contribution","contributor",
-"contributory","contrite","contrition","contrivance","contrive",
-"contrived","control","controller","controversial","controversy",
-"controvert","contumacious","contumacy","contumelious","contumely",
-"contuse","contusion","conundrum","conurbation","convalesce",
-"convalescence","convalescent","convection","convector","convene",
-"convener","convenience","convenient","convenor","convent",
-"conventicle","convention","conventional","conventionality","converge",
-"conversant","conversation","conversational","conversationalist","conversazione",
-"converse","conversion","convert","converter","convertible",
-"convex","convexity","convey","conveyance","conveyancer",
-"conveyancing","conveyer","conveyor","convict","conviction",
-"convince","convinced","convincing","convivial","convocation",
-"convoke","convoluted","convolution","convolvulus","convoy",
-"convulse","convulsion","convulsive","cony","coo",
-"cook","cooker","cookery","cookhouse","cookie",
-"cooking","cookout","cool","coolant","cooler",
-"coolie","coon","coop","cooper","cooperate",
-"cooperation","cooperative","coordinate","coordinates","coordination",
-"coot","cop","cope","copeck","copier",
-"copilot","coping","copingstone","copious","copper",
-"copperhead","copperplate","coppersmith","coppice","copra",
-"coptic","copula","copulate","copulative","copy",
-"copybook","copyboy","copycat","copydesk","copyhold",
-"copyist","copyright","copywriter","coquetry","coquette",
-"cor","coracle","coral","corbel","cord",
-"cordage","cordial","cordiality","cordially","cordillera",
-"cordite","cordon","cords","corduroy","core",
-"corelate","coreligionist","corer","corespondent","corgi",
-"coriander","corinthian","cork","corkage","corked",
-"corker","corkscrew","corm","cormorant","corn",
-"corncob","corncrake","cornea","cornelian","corner",
-"cornerstone","cornet","cornfield","cornflakes","cornflower",
-"cornice","cornish","cornucopia","corny","corolla",
-"corollary","corona","coronary","coronation","coroner",
-"coronet","corpora","corporal","corporate","corporation",
-"corporeal","corps","corpse","corpulence","corpulent",
-"corpus","corpuscle","corral","correct","correction",
-"correctitude","corrective","correlate","correlation","correlative",
-"correspond","correspondence","correspondent","corresponding","corridor",
-"corrie","corrigendum","corroborate","corroboration","corroborative",
-"corroboree","corrode","corrosion","corrosive","corrugate",
-"corrugation","corrupt","corruption","corsage","corsair",
-"corse","corselet","corset","cortex","cortisone",
-"corundum","coruscate","corvette","cos","cosh",
-"cosignatory","cosine","cosmetic","cosmetician","cosmic",
-"cosmogony","cosmology","cosmonaut","cosmopolitan","cosmos",
-"cosset","cost","costermonger","costive","costly",
-"costs","costume","costumier","cosy","cot",
-"cotangent","cote","coterie","coterminous","cotillion",
-"cottage","cottager","cottar","cotter","cotton",
-"cottonseed","cottontail","cotyledon","couch","couchant",
-"couchette","cougar","cough","could","couldst",
-"coulter","council","councillor","counsel","counsellor",
-"counselor","count","countable","countdown","countenance",
-"counter","counteract","counterattack","counterattraction","counterbalance",
-"counterblast","counterclaim","counterclockwise","counterespionage","counterfeit",
-"counterfoil","counterintelligence","counterirritant","countermand","countermarch",
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