#
#	Ispell affix table for German language
#
# This file has been heavily modified by Bjrn Jacke to fit to the affixes
# used in the German dictionary igerman98. You can assume almost every line
# as changed, seen from the original version of Geoff Kuenning; it was
# impossible to mark them all as changes.
#
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# Here's a record of flags used, in case you want to add new ones.
#
#            ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ       abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
# Used:      **************************            *         **
#            ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ       abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
# Available:			       
#
#
# [ Note: The flags   G, L, J, K, H and M   are the
#	  least used for now and may eventually disappear. ]
#
#
# PARTICULAR SETTINGS FOR ISPELL ARE NECESSARY !!!
# The default 32 MASKBITS for ispell are NOT SUFFICIENT. You
# need 64 MASKBITS now.
# Find out with `ispell -vv |grep MASKBITS' and eventually recompile
# it with appropriate settings.
#
# Here is a small example list of words.  You may enter
# them to "ispell -d some-german.hash -e" to see them expanded.
# ( The command
#	echo "ttttt" > tmp; buildhash tmp -l german.aff some-german.hash
#   can build an empty german dictionary for you. )
#
# A"gypter/FSN
# a"hneln/WIXYD
#

compoundwords off
allaffixes off

# Character-set definitions.  The special-character strings are appropriate
# for use with the "-mm" nroff/troff macro package.  Users of other formatters
# or macro packages will undoubtedly have to modify these definitions.
# The definition of "ess-zed" requires that you define two characters in
# your ".mm" files;  "\*(ss" should expand to "\*b" (the Greek beta, which
# is fairly close to ess-zed) and "\*(SS" should expand to "SS" (two capital
# esses).
#
# These definitions also illustrate a cute little trick.  By declaring the
# non-special string 'ss' as a stringchar, we cause ispell to represent it
# as a single character internally.  This allows ispell to suggest spellings
# that use ess-zed as corrections for spellings using double esses, which is
# good because this is a common spelling error.  The price we pay is that
# ispell will not generate proper corrections for less common typos such
# as "st" for "ss".

#
# generic umlauts and sz as used in german word list
# All other types are defined relative to this one.
#
defstringtype "list" "nroff" ".list"

wordchars	[a-z]	[A-Z]
stringchar	a\"	A\"	# 
stringchar	o\"	O\"	# 
stringchar	ss	SS	# tricky :-)
stringchar	sS	Ss	#  (no captalized version of  - use SS for it)
stringchar	u\"	U\"	# 
stringchar	
stringchar	
stringchar		
stringchar	
stringchar	
stringchar	
#stringchar	
stringchar	
########## Does anyone want more characters?

#
# TeX/LaTeX a` la german.sty
#
altstringtype "tex" "TeX" ".tex" ".bib"

altstringchar	\"a	a\"
altstringchar	\"A	A\"
altstringchar	\"o	o\"
altstringchar	\"O	O\"
altstringchar	\"u	u\"
altstringchar	\"U	U\"
altstringchar	\"s	sS
altstringchar	\"S	Ss
altstringchar	ss	ss
altstringchar	SS	SS
altstringchar	\\`a	
altstringchar	\\^a	
altstringchar	\\c{c}	
altstringchar	\\c{C}	
altstringchar	\\'e	
altstringchar	\\"e	
altstringchar	\\^e	
#altstringchar	\\\"{\\i}	
altstringchar	\\~n	

#
# Plain TeX
#
altstringtype "plaintex" "TeX" ".tex"

altstringchar	\\\"a	a\"
altstringchar	\\\"A	A\"
altstringchar	\\\"o	o\"
altstringchar	\\\"O	O\"
altstringchar	\\\"u	u\"
altstringchar	\\\"U	U\"
altstringchar	{\\ss}	sS
altstringchar	{\\SS}	Ss
altstringchar	ss	ss
altstringchar	SS	SS
altstringchar	\\`a	
altstringchar	\\^a	
altstringchar	\\c{c}	
altstringchar	\\c{C}	
altstringchar	\\'e	
altstringchar	\\"e	
altstringchar	\\^e	
#altstringchar	\\\"{\\i}	
altstringchar	\\~n	

#
# Alternate forms for ISO latin1 charset
#
altstringtype "latin1" "TeX" ".latin1" ".txt" ".tex" ".bib"

altstringchar	\344	a\"
altstringchar	\304	A\"	#swiss-umlaut
#altstringchar	Ae	A\"	#swiss-noumlaut
altstringchar	\366	o\"
altstringchar	\326	O\"	#swiss-umlaut
#altstringchar	Oe	O\"	#swiss-noumlaut
altstringchar	\374	u\"
altstringchar	\334	U\"	#swiss-umlaut
#altstringchar	Ue	U\"	#swiss-noumlaut
altstringchar	\337	sS
altstringchar	SS	Ss	# using two definitions of SS is difficult:
             			# GROSS will not be accepted but suggested at
             			# the same time :-|
altstringchar	ss	ss
altstringchar	SS	SS	# this definition is used for checking
altstringchar		
altstringchar		
altstringchar		
altstringchar		
altstringchar		
altstringchar		
altstringchar		
#altstringchar		
altstringchar		

altstringtype "utf8" "TeX" ".txt"

altstringchar	\303\244	a\"
altstringchar	\303\204	A\"	#swiss-umlaut
#altstringchar	Ae	A\"	#swiss-noumlaut
altstringchar	\303\266	o\"
altstringchar	\303\226	O\"	#swiss-umlaut
#altstringchar	Oe	O\"	#swiss-noumlaut
altstringchar	\303\274	u\"
altstringchar	\303\234	U\"	#swiss-umlaut
#altstringchar	Ue	U\"	#swiss-noumlaut
altstringchar	\303\237	sS
altstringchar	SS	Ss	# using two definitions of SS is difficult:
             			# GROSS will not be accepted but suggested at
             			# the same time :-|
altstringchar	ss	ss
altstringchar	SS	SS	# this definition is used for checking
altstringchar   \303\240	
altstringchar   \303\242	
altstringchar   \303\247	
altstringchar   \303\207	
altstringchar   \303\251	
altstringchar   \303\253	
altstringchar   \303\252	
#altstringchar  \303\257	
altstringchar   \303\261	


#
# Alternate forms for plain ASCII text files
altstringtype "ascii" "nroff" ".ascii" ".txt"

altstringchar	ae	a\"
altstringchar	Ae	A\"
altstringchar	oe	o\"
altstringchar	Oe	O\"
altstringchar	ue	u\"
altstringchar	Ue	U\"
altstringchar	ss	sS
altstringchar	SS	Ss
altstringchar	ss	ss
altstringchar	SS	SS
 
#
# Alternate forms for PC charset
#
altstringtype "pc" "TeX" ".pc" ".txt" ".tex"

altstringchar	\204	a\"
altstringchar	\216	A\"
altstringchar	\224	o\"
altstringchar	\231	O\"
altstringchar	\201	u\"
altstringchar	\232	U\"
altstringchar	\341	sS
altstringchar	SS	Ss
altstringchar	ss	ss
altstringchar	SS	SS

#
# HTML/SGML/XML `entities' (useful if you have the Ispell-HTML patch)
#
#altstringtype "HTML" "TeX" ".html" ".htm" ".sgml" ".xml"

#altstringchar	\&auml\;	a\"
#altstringchar	\&Auml\;	A\"
#altstringchar	\&ouml\;	o\"
#altstringchar	\&Ouml\;	O\"
#altstringchar	\&uuml\;	u\"
#altstringchar	\&Uuml\;	U\"
#altstringchar	\&szlig\;	sS
#altstringchar	SS	Ss
#altstringchar	ss	ss
#altstringchar	SS	SS

#
# N/Troff with -ms/-me macros packages
#
#altstringtype "nroff" "nroff" ".nr" ".ms" ".me"

#altstringchar	a\\*\:	a\"
#altstringchar	A\\*\:	A\"
#altstringchar	o\\*\:	o\"
#altstringchar	O\\*\:	O\"
#altstringchar	u\\*\:	u\"
#altstringchar	U\\*\:	U\"
#altstringchar	\\*8	sS
#altstringchar	SS	Ss
#altstringchar	ss	ss
#altstringchar	SS	SS

#
# N/Troff with -mm macros
#
#altstringtype "-mm" "nroff" ".nr" ".mm"

#altstringchar	a\\*\:	a\"
#altstringchar	A\\*\;	A\"
#altstringchar	o\\*\:	o\"
#altstringchar	O\\*\;	O\"
#altstringchar	u\\*\:	u\"
#altstringchar	U\\*\;	U\"
#altstringchar	\\*(ss	sS
#altstringchar	SS	Ss
#altstringchar	ss      ss
#altstringchar	SS      SS
 
#
# Alternate form for NeXTSTEP charset
#
#altstringtype "NeXT" "TeX" ".NeXT" ".txt" ".tex"

#altstringchar	\331	a\"
#altstringchar	\205	A\"
#altstringchar	\360	o\"
#altstringchar	\226	O\"
#altstringchar	\366	u\"
#altstringchar	\271	U\"
#altstringchar	\373	sS
#altstringchar	SS	Ss
#altstringchar	ss	ss
#altstringchar	SS	SS

#
# Alternate forms for HP-Roman8 charset
# (used on HP-9000 machines under HP-VUE and maybe others)
#
#altstringtype "roman8" "TeX" ".roman8" ".txt" ".tex"
#
#altstringchar	\314	a\"
#altstringchar	\330	A\"
#altstringchar	\316	o\"
#altstringchar	\332	O\"
#altstringchar	\317	u\"
#altstringchar	\333	U\"
#altstringchar	\336	sS
#altstringchar	SS	Ss
#altstringchar	ss	ss
#altstringchar	SS	SS

#
# Alternate forms for ATARI charset
#
#altstringtype "atari" "TeX" ".atari" ".txt" ".tex"
#
#altstringchar	\204	a\"
#altstringchar	\216	A\"
#altstringchar	\224	o\"
#altstringchar	\231	O\"
#altstringchar	\201	u\"
#altstringchar	\232	U\"
#altstringchar	\341	sS
#altstringchar	SS	Ss
#altstringchar	ss	ss
#altstringchar	SS	SS


#
#			Quick Reference
#			===============
#
# nouns and adjectives:
#	E   -e			A  adj.: -e,-er,-en,-em,-es
#	N   -n
#	P   -en 		C  adj. comp.:	-ere, -erer, -eren, ...
#	p	plural for special words like Markt -> Mrkte
#	R   -er, -ern
#	S   -s	        
#	T   -es 		D  verb > adj.: -d,   -de,  -den, 
#	Q   -s > sse,ssen			-dem, -der, -des
#			        
# verbs:
#	W   Du-imperative form			holen  > hol
#	D	Gerundium: -de, -der, -des, -den, -dem
#	I   ich- and ihr-form present tense	nehmen > nehme, nehmt
#	O   Partizip: -tete, -teter, tetes, teten, tetem
#	X   other present tense forms		legen  > legst, legt
#	Y   past tense forms			wagen  > wagte, wagtest, ...
#	Z   past tense and conditional forms from ich-from
#	    e.g.  nahm > nahmen, nahmst, nahmt
#
# other suffixes:
#	L   -lich, -liche, -licher, ...
#	B   -bar, -bare, -barer, ...
#	J   -ung, -ungen, ...
#	M   -chen, -chens
#
# prefixes and msic. suffixes:
#	U  un-			F   -in,   -innen
#	G  ge-			H   -heit, -heiten
#	V  ver- 		K   -keit, -keiten

prefixes

flag G:	# Inseparable ge- prefix for verbs
	.	>	GE	# rufen > gerufen

suffixes

flag F:	# IN, INNEN for feminizing nouns and NEN for xxxIN nouns
	I N	>	NEN	# Buerin > Buerinnen
	E	>	-E,IN	# Bote > Botin
	E	>	-E,INNEN
	[^I] N	>	IN	# Spion > Spionin
	[^I] N	>	INNEN
	[^ENR]	>	IN	# Freund > Freundin
	[^ENR]	>	INNEN
#	ispell cannot handle this because LHS is AND connected: ... so work around in 3 steps :-|
#	[^E] [^R] [^E] R	>	IN
#	[^E] [^R] [^E] R	>	INNEN
	[^E] R	>	IN	# Herr > Herrin
	[^E] R	>	INNEN
	[^R] E R	>	IN	# Lufer > Luferin
	[^R] E R	>	INNEN
	[^E] R E R	>	IN	# Sparer > Sparerin
	[^E] R E R	>	INNEN
#	end of workaround for this exception:
	I E R E R	>	IN	# Verlierer > Verliererin
	I E R E R	>	INNEN
	[^I] E R E R	>	-ER,IN	# Wanderer > Wanderin
	[^I] E R E R	>	-ER,INNEN