[Libreoffice-commits] dictionaries.git: pl_PL/description.xml pl_PL/pl_PL.aff pl_PL/pl_PL.dic pl_PL/README_en.txt pl_PL/README_pl.txt
Piotr Drąg
piotrdrag at gmail.com
Fri May 5 13:27:26 UTC 2017
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commit 92d14831d28fecaaa8b1ea6487173c6fd2c72db8
Author: Piotr Drąg <piotrdrag at gmail.com>
Date: Sun Mar 5 10:36:31 2017 +0100
Update Polish dictionary
Using sjp-myspell-pl-20170305.zip from http://sjp.pl/slownik/en/
https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=106331
Change-Id: I06764087a259f082cacf9fc50620ee21d1e6f19f
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/37290
Reviewed-by: Andras Timar <andras.timar at collabora.com>
Tested-by: Andras Timar <andras.timar at collabora.com>
diff --git a/pl_PL/README_en.txt b/pl_PL/README_en.txt
index 214db8b..2394c3a 100644
--- a/pl_PL/README_en.txt
+++ b/pl_PL/README_en.txt
@@ -1,18 +1,15 @@
-This dictionary pack was created by the Polish Native Lang Project.
-The pack contains current versions of all OpenOffice.org dictionares as of 2008-12-06.
-Project homepage: http://pl.openoffice.org
-
Spellchecker
------------
This dictionary for spell-checking Polish texts is licensed under
-GPL, LGPL, MPL (Mozilla Public License) and Creative Commons
+GPL, LGPL, MPL (Mozilla Public License), Apache 2.0 and Creative Commons
ShareAlike licenses (see http://creativecommons.org/licenses/sa/1.0).
-This version of the dictionary was generated on 2008.12.06
+This version of the dictionary was generated on 2017-03-05
+The most up-to-date version can be found at:
+http://www.sjp.pl/slownik/en/
-Dictionary maintainer: Marek Futrega (futrega at gmail.com)
-Corrections: Marcin Miłkowski
+Dictionary maintainer: Marek Futrega (futrega at gmail.com)
Thesaurus
----------
diff --git a/pl_PL/README_pl.txt b/pl_PL/README_pl.txt
index 7e75788..aca907c 100644
--- a/pl_PL/README_pl.txt
+++ b/pl_PL/README_pl.txt
@@ -1,544 +1,540 @@
-Pakiet słowników został stworzony przez projekt OpenOffice.org po polsku.
-Zawiera wszystkie słowniki w wersjach z dnia 2008.12.06.
-Strona główna projektu: http://pl.openoffice.org
-
-Korektor pisowni
-----------------
-Niniejszy slownik do sprawdzania pisowni jest udostępniany na licencjach
-GPL, LGPL, MPL (Mozilla Public License) i Creative Commons ShareAlike
-(zobacz http://creativecommons.org/licenses/sa/1.0).
-
-Data utworzenia tej wersji slownika: 2008.12.06
-
-Opiekun słownika: Marek Futrega (futrega at gmail.com)
-
-Korekty: Marcin Miłkowski
-
-Słownik synonimów - wersja do programu OpenOffice.org
------------------------------------------------------
-
-Copyright (C) 2004-2008 Marcin Miłkowski <milek_pl at users.sourceforge.net>
-Licencja: LGPL 2.1.
-Wersja wygenerowana automatycznie dnia 2008-05-12
-Strona główna: http://synonimy.ux.pl/
-
-Wzorce podziału wyrazów
------------------------
-Licencja: LGPL 2.1, wersja pierwotna dostępna na zasadach public domain.
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-Oparte na danych z pakietu TeX: plhyph.tex,
-wersja 3.0a, 17.05.1995
-Pierwsza wersja - Hanna Kołodziejska (1987).
-Adaptacja do formatu LeX i duże zmiany: Bogusław Jackowski & Marek Ryćko (1987-1989).
-Dalsze poprawki - Hanna Kołodziejska (1991).
-Wersja samodzielna - Bogusław Jackowski i Marek Ryćko, z uwzględnieniem sugestii
-Mariusza Olki, 1995.
-Konwersja do OOo i poprawki: Artur Polaczyński <artiip at gmail.com>
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SFX E reæ artego ¿reæ
SFX E reæ artemu ¿reæ
@@ -3840,17 +3851,17 @@ SFX E i
SFX E iæ jonych [aeo]iæ
SFX E iæ jonymi [aeo]iæ
SFX E iæ jonym [aeo]iæ
-SFX E æ ty [kl³nr]uæ
-SFX E æ tego [kl³nr]uæ
-SFX E æ temu [kl³nr]uæ
-SFX E æ ta [kl³nr]uæ
-SFX E æ t± [kl³nr]uæ
-SFX E æ tej [kl³nr]uæ
-SFX E æ te [kl³nr]uæ
-SFX E æ ci [kl³nr]uæ
-SFX E æ tych [kl³nr]uæ
-SFX E æ tymi [kl³nr]uæ
-SFX E æ tym [kl³nr]uæ
+SFX E æ ty uæ
+SFX E æ tego uæ
+SFX E æ temu uæ
+SFX E æ ta uæ
+SFX E æ t± uæ
+SFX E æ tej uæ
+SFX E æ te uæ
+SFX E æ ci uæ
+SFX E æ tych uæ
+SFX E æ tymi uæ
+SFX E æ tym uæ
SFX E yæ ony [z¿]yæ
SFX E yæ onego [z¿]yæ
SFX E yæ onemu [z¿]yæ
@@ -4612,7 +4623,7 @@ SFX A ie
SFX A 0 e z
SFX N Y 24
-SFX N 0 om [^aæño¶¼x]
+SFX N 0 om [^aæño¶¼]
SFX N a om a
SFX N æ ciom æ
SFX N ñ niom ñ
@@ -4620,7 +4631,7 @@ SFX N 0 m o
SFX N ¶ siom ¶
SFX N x ksom x
SFX N ¼ ziom ¼
-SFX N 0 ami [^aæño¶¼x]
+SFX N 0 ami [^aæño¶¼]
SFX N 0 mi a
SFX N æ ciami æ
SFX N ñ niami ñ
@@ -4628,7 +4639,7 @@ SFX N o ami o
SFX N ¶ siami ¶
SFX N x ksami x
SFX N ¼ ziami ¼
-SFX N 0 ach [^aæño¶¼x]
+SFX N 0 ach [^aæño¶¼]
SFX N 0 ch a
SFX N æ ciach æ
SFX N o ach o
@@ -4637,20 +4648,23 @@ SFX N
SFX N x ksach x
SFX N ¼ ziach ¼
-SFX O Y 53
-SFX O 0 a [^æño¶w¼x]
+SFX O Y 75
+SFX O 0 a [^æño¶w¼]
SFX O x ksa x
SFX O æ cia æ
SFX O ñ nia ñ
-SFX O o a o
+SFX O o a [^k³]o
SFX O ¶ sia ¶
SFX O ¼ zia ¼
SFX O 0 a [^ó]w
SFX O ów owa ów
-SFX O 0 owi [^æño¶tw¼x]
+SFX O o i ko
+SFX O o y ³o
+SFX O 0 owi [^æño¶tw¼]
SFX O x ksowi x
SFX O æ ciowi æ
SFX O ñ niowi ñ
+SFX O 0 wi [cdeghijlmnprstv]o
SFX O ¶ siowi ¶
SFX O ¼ ziowi ¼
SFX O 0 owi [^a]t
@@ -4660,24 +4674,36 @@ SFX O 0 owi [^
SFX O 0 u ¶wiat
SFX O 0 owi [^ó]w
SFX O ów owowi ów
-SFX O 0 em [^ægkño¶w¼x]
+SFX O ko ce ko
+SFX O ³o le [^³s]³o
+SFX O ³³o lle ³³o
+SFX O s³o ¶le s³o
+SFX O o ê ko
+SFX O o ê ³o
+SFX O 0 em [^ægkño¶w¼]
SFX O x ksem x
SFX O 0 iem [gk]
SFX O æ ciem æ
SFX O ñ niem ñ
-SFX O o em o
+SFX O o em [^gc³k]o
+SFX O co kiem [^c]co
+SFX O cco kkiem cco
+SFX O o iem go
SFX O ¶ siem ¶
SFX O ¼ ziem ¼
SFX O 0 em [^ó]w
SFX O ów owem ów
-SFX O 0 ie [^cædghjkl³ñor¶twyz¿¼x]
+SFX O o ± ko
+SFX O o ± ³o
+SFX O 0 ie [^cædghjkl³ñor¶twyz¿¼]
SFX O x ksie x
SFX O 0 zie [^z]d
-SFX O zd ¼dzie ozd
+SFX O zd ¼dzie [iou]zd
SFX O 0 u [cghjkly¿]
SFX O 0 ie [aouei³yz]z
SFX O 0 u [^aouei³yz]z
-SFX O 0 ze r
+SFX O 0 ze [^r]r
+SFX O r ze rr
SFX O t cie [^s]t
SFX O st ¶cie st
SFX O ³ le [^o]³
@@ -4686,24 +4712,31 @@ SFX O
SFX O o³ ele nio³
SFX O æ ciu æ
SFX O ñ niu ñ
-SFX O o u o
+SFX O o u [^dek³mnprstv]o
+SFX O o ie [smnpv]o
+SFX O o ze [^r]ro
+SFX O ro ze rro
+SFX O do dzie do
+SFX O vo wie vo
+SFX O to cie [^s]to
+SFX O sto ¶cie sto
SFX O ¶ siu ¶
SFX O ¼ ziu ¼
SFX O 0 ie [^ó]w
SFX O ów owie ów
-SFX Q Y 27
-SFX Q 0 u [^ñx]
+SFX Q Y 29
+SFX Q 0 u [^ñ]
SFX Q ñ niu ñ
SFX Q x ksu x
-SFX Q 0 owi [^ñx]
+SFX Q 0 owi [^ñ]
SFX Q ñ niowi ñ
SFX Q x ksowi x
-SFX Q 0 em [^gkñx]
+SFX Q 0 em [^gkñ]
SFX Q 0 iem [gk]
SFX Q ñ niem ñ
SFX Q x ksem x
-SFX Q 0 ie [^cædghjkl³mñrtyz¿¼x]
+SFX Q 0 ie [^cædghjkl³mñrtyz¿¼]
SFX Q x ksie x
SFX Q 0 ie [adeijl³ortuyz]m
SFX Q 0 zie [^az]d
@@ -4711,8 +4744,10 @@ SFX Q 0 zie [^i]ad
SFX Q 0 zie [^b]iad
SFX Q ad edzie biad
SFX Q azd e¼dzie azd
-SFX Q 0 ie [aeiouz]z
-SFX Q 0 ze r
+SFX Q zd ¼dzie izd
+SFX Q 0 ie [a±eêiouyz]z
+SFX Q 0 ze [^r]r
+SFX Q r ze rr
SFX Q t cie [^sa]t
SFX Q t cie [^i]at
SFX Q t cie [^w]iat
@@ -4722,7 +4757,7 @@ SFX Q
SFX Q s³ ¶le s³
SFX o Y 12
-SFX o 0 owie [^aæioñ¶y¼x]
+SFX o 0 owie [^aæioñ¶y¼]
SFX o x ksowie x
SFX o æ ciowie æ
SFX o ñ niowie ñ
@@ -4735,11 +4770,12 @@ SFX o i owie li
SFX o 0 wie o
SFX o a owie a
-SFX q Y 22
-SFX q 0 zy r
+SFX q Y 23
+SFX q 0 zy [^r]r
+SFX q r zy rr
SFX q 0 e rz
SFX q 0 i [aeiouy]z
-SFX q 0 i [bmnpsw]
+SFX q 0 i [bmnpswx]
SFX q x ksi x
SFX q ch si ch
SFX q 0 zi d
@@ -4760,7 +4796,7 @@ SFX q
SFX q o³ eli o³
SFX s Y 11
-SFX s 0 y [^acægjklño¶yz¼¿x]
+SFX s 0 y [^acægjklño¶yz¼¿]
SFX s 0 e [cjly¿]
SFX s 0 y [^cds]z
SFX s 0 e [cds]z
@@ -4773,7 +4809,7 @@ SFX s
SFX s o e o
SFX T Y 13
-SFX T 0 ów [^aæoñ¶uwx¼]
+SFX T 0 ów [^aæoñ¶uw¼]
SFX T x ksów x
SFX T a ów a
SFX T æ ciów æ
@@ -4866,7 +4902,7 @@ SFX S
SFX S ±¿ ê¿ów ±¿
SFX S ó¿ o¿ów ó¿
-SFX P Y 236
+SFX P Y 237
SFX P eb ba eb
SFX P eb bowi eb
SFX P eb bem eb
@@ -5020,6 +5056,7 @@ SFX P
SFX P ó³ o³em ó³
SFX P ó³ ole [^i]ó³
SFX P ó³ ele ció³
+SFX P ó³ ole zió³
SFX P ór ora ór
SFX P ór orowi ór
SFX P ór orem ór
@@ -5089,27 +5126,30 @@ SFX P e
SFX P eñ niem [rtz¿]eñ
SFX P eñ niu [rtz¿]eñ
SFX P cio³ t³a cio³
-SFX P cio³ t³u cio³
+SFX P cio³ t³owi cio³
SFX P cio³ t³em cio³
SFX P cio³ tle cio³
SFX P zio³ z³a zio³
-SFX P zio³ z³u zio³
+SFX P zio³ z³owi zio³
SFX P zio³ z³em zio³
SFX P zio³ ¼le zio³
SFX P io³ ³a sio³
-SFX P io³ ³u sio³
+SFX P io³ ³owi sio³
SFX P io³ ³em sio³
SFX P sio³ ¶le sio³
SFX P o y ³o
SFX P ³o le ³o
SFX P o em ³o
-SFX R Y 108
+SFX R Y 111
SFX R ech chu ech
SFX R ech chem ech
-SFX R ec cu ec
-SFX R ec cowi ec
-SFX R ec cem ec
+SFX R ec cu [^i]ec
+SFX R ec cowi [^i]ec
+SFX R ec cem [^i]ec
+SFX R iec cu iec
+SFX R iec cowi iec
+SFX R iec cem iec
SFX R ek ku ek
SFX R ek kowi ek
SFX R ek kiem ek
@@ -5214,7 +5254,7 @@ SFX R ie
SFX R ieæ ciowi ieæ
SFX R ieæ ciem ieæ
-SFX w Y 23
+SFX w Y 24
SFX w ec cowie [^iz]ec
SFX w iec cowie [^nc]iec
SFX w iec owie ciec
@@ -5226,7 +5266,8 @@ SFX w ek kowie [^i]ek
SFX w ciek ækowie ciek
SFX w niek ñkowie niek
SFX w siek ¶kowie siek
-SFX w el lowie el
+SFX w el lowie [^i]el
+SFX w iel lowie iel
SFX w e³ ³owie e³
SFX w in owie nin
SFX w ieñ niowie [^z]ieñ
@@ -5239,10 +5280,10 @@ SFX w
SFX w ódz odzowie ódz
SFX w ±¿ ê¿owie ±¿
-SFX t Y 10
+SFX t Y 12
SFX t ier rzy ier
SFX t er rzy [bdfgtp]er
-SFX t ec cy lec
+SFX t ec cy [jl]ec
SFX t zec cy rzec
SFX t n e nin
SFX t 0 ie ian
@@ -5250,6 +5291,8 @@ SFX t niec
SFX t iec cy [mpw]iec
SFX t ziec ¼cy ziec
SFX t zen ¼ni zen
+SFX t ób obi rób
+SFX t ek cy [b³r]ek
SFX Z Y 222
SFX Z ±b êbom ±b
@@ -5475,7 +5518,8 @@ SFX Z
SFX Z ±¿ ê¿ach ±¿
SFX Z ó¿ o¿ach ó¿
-SFX z Y 65
+SFX z Y 67
+SFX z 0 e [^e]ch
SFX z ech chy ech
SFX z iep py iep
SFX z er ry [^i]er
@@ -5541,6 +5585,7 @@ SFX z io
SFX z 0 e ns
SFX z em my em
SFX z in y in
+SFX z 0 e [lnt]z
SFX p Y 117
SFX p a i [^cghkrzdn³tw]a
@@ -5695,7 +5740,7 @@ SFX u 0 iom
SFX u 0 iami ±p
SFX u 0 iach ±p
-SFX U Y 39
+SFX U Y 41
SFX U o a o
SFX U e a e
SFX U 0 cia [^i]ê
@@ -5718,7 +5763,8 @@ SFX U s
SFX U z³o ¼le z³o
SFX U t³o tle [^a]t³o
SFX U at³o etle at³o
-SFX U o ie [mpw]o
+SFX U o ie [mpswv]o
+SFX U vo wie vo
SFX U o ie [^cr]zo
SFX U smo ¶mie smo
SFX U o ie [^zs]no
@@ -5726,8 +5772,9 @@ SFX U sno
SFX U zno ¼nie [^rsc]zno
SFX U no nie [rsc]zno
SFX U to cie [^ast]to
-SFX U o cie tto
+SFX U to cie tto
SFX U asto e¶cie asto
+SFX U sto ¶cie [^a]sto
SFX U to cie [^l]ato
SFX U ato ecie lato
SFX U o ze ro
@@ -5744,15 +5791,15 @@ SFX V 0 ta [^m]i
SFX V o 0 bo
SFX V co ec jco
SFX V o 0 [^j]co
-SFX V o ów [^za]do
-SFX V o 0 [az]do
-SFX V o ów eo
+SFX V o 0 do
SFX V o 0 go
SFX V o 0 cho
+SFX V o 0 lo
SFX V ³o e³ [^aegko]³o
SFX V ³o ³ [ae]³o
SFX V o³o ó³ o³o
SFX V ³o ie³ [gk]³o
+SFX V o 0 jo
SFX V ko k [^bcdjl³mnñprtwz¿]ko
SFX V ko ek [bcdjl³mprtwz¿]ko
SFX V ko ek [^a]nko
@@ -5765,7 +5812,6 @@ SFX V e i [od]pole
SFX V e i zele
SFX V e 0 sele
SFX V ele ó³ iele
-SFX V ê ±t lê
SFX V cie æ [iruy]cie
SFX V e 0 [e]cie
SFX V cie æ [ê¶]cie
@@ -5781,19 +5827,20 @@ SFX V e y [crs]ze
SFX V ê ±t [^i]ê
SFX V ê on miê
SFX V ê ±t [^m]iê
-SFX V o 0 [^dhtb][mrw]o
+SFX V o 0 mo
+SFX V o 0 [^dhtb]ro
SFX V ro er [dht]ro
SFX V ro er [^oa]bro
SFX V o 0 abro
SFX V obro óbr obro
-SFX V no ien [gkmsw]no
+SFX V no ien [pgkmsw]no
SFX V no en [hj³]no
SFX V no n [^ó]tno
SFX V tno cien ótno
SFX V no n [nruyz]no
SFX V no en arno
SFX V no en dno
-SFX V o 0 [ioa]no
+SFX V o 0 [pioa]no
SFX V e 0 [bmswz]ie
SFX V e 0 [sw]ce
SFX V o 0 [psw]o
@@ -5817,13 +5864,15 @@ SFX V 0 tach [^i]
SFX V ê onach miê
SFX V 0 tach [^m]iê
-SFX W Y 24
+SFX W Y 30
SFX W a om a
SFX W e om e
SFX W y om [^c]y
SFX W y om [^ayu]cy
SFX W cy kom [ayu]cy
-SFX W i om [gkns]i
+SFX W i om [gks]i
+SFX W i om [^d]ni
+SFX W 0 om dni
SFX W 0 om [^gkns]i
SFX W 0 mi [^i]a
SFX W 0 mi [^c]ia
@@ -5832,7 +5881,9 @@ SFX W cia
SFX W y ami [^c]y
SFX W y ami [^ayu]cy
SFX W cy kami [ayu]cy
-SFX W i ami [gkns]i
+SFX W i ami [gks]i
+SFX W i ami [^d]ni
+SFX W 0 ami dni
SFX W 0 ami [^gkns]i
SFX W 0 ch a
SFX W e ach e
@@ -5840,7 +5891,9 @@ SFX W y ach [^c]y
SFX W y ach [^amyu]cy
SFX W y zech mcy
SFX W cy kach [ayu]cy
-SFX W i ach [gkns]i
+SFX W i ach [gks]i
+SFX W i ach [^d]ni
+SFX W 0 ach dni
SFX W 0 ach [^gkns]i
SFX l Y 12
@@ -6530,7 +6583,7 @@ SFX M 0 y [^r]e
SFX M ±¿ ê¿y [^r]±¿
SFX M 0 y r±¿
SFX M e¿ ¿y re¿
-SFX M a ie [^aouycdeghijkl³nñrtxz¿¼]a
+SFX M a ie [^aouycdeghijkl³nñrtz¿¼]a
SFX M a zie [^z]da
SFX M zda ¼dzie [^a]zda
SFX M zda ¼dzie [^ij]azda
diff --git a/pl_PL/pl_PL.dic b/pl_PL/pl_PL.dic
index 2148c92..31cb7a9 100644
--- a/pl_PL/pl_PL.dic
+++ b/pl_PL/pl_PL.dic
@@ -1,963 +1,3031 @@
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Ab
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Abbasyda/MNqT
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Abbe
Abbego
Abbem
Abbemu
Abbeville
Abbot/NOosT
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Ac
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+adiutantuj±c
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+adiuvat
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Adjani
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+adjuwantowy/bxXY
Adler/NOosT
+adleryzm/NQsT
+adm
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Admet/O
+administracja/AMNn
+administracyjno
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+administracyjnoprawny/bXxY
+administracyjny/XxYby
+administratorka/MmN
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+administratorski/bXxYc
+administratorstwo/OVU
+administratura/MnN
+administratywista/MNqT
+administratywistka/mMN
+administrowaæ/BeEGHjJ
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+admiracja/AMNn
+admiracyjny/bXxY
+admiralicja/AMNn
+admiralski/bXxYc
+admiralstwo/UV
+admira³/NOsTo
+admira³ostwo/OV
+admira³owa/K
+admirari
+admiratorka/MmN
+admirator/NOqsT
+admirowaæ/BEeGHJj
+admiruj±c
+admisja/AMnN
+admitancja/AMnN
+admonicja/AMNn
+adnominalny/bXxY
+adnotacja/AMNn
+adnotowaæ/BeEGHjJ
+adnotuj±c
Adobe
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+adolescent/NOqsT
+adoleskaria/AnNp
Adolfa/MnN
+Adolfie
+Adolfin
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+Adolfinin
+Adolfininy/XxY
+Adolfiny/XxY
+Adolf/NoOsT
+Adolfostwo/OV
+Adolfowie/r
+Adolfowy/XxY
+Adolphe
Adonai
Adonaj
Adoniasz/O
+adoniczny/bXxY
+adonidyna/MNn
+adonijski/bXxYc
+adonik/NOsT
+adonis/NOsToq
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-Adorna
-Adornem
-Adornie
-Adorno/NoT
-Adornowi
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+Adonisowy/XxY
+adopcja/AMNn
+adopcjanizm/NQsT
+adopcyjno
+adopcyjny/bxXY
+adoptacja/AMNn
+adoptowaæ/BeEGHjJ
+adoptowawszy
+adoptuj±c
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+adorant/NOqsT
+adoratorka/MmN
+adoratorki/fW
+adorator/NoOqsT
+Adorno/NoOT
+adornowaæ/BEeGHjJ
+adornuj±c
+Adorny
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+adoruj±c
+ADP
+ADR
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Adramyttion/Q
+Adrar/Q
Adrast/O
-Adria/p
-Adrian/NoOsT
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+adrenalinowy/bXxY
+adrenergiczny/bxXY
+adrenokortykotropina/MNn
+adrenokortykotropowy/bxXY
+adrenolityczny/bxXY
+adresacja/AMNn
+adresantka/MmN
+adresant/NOqsT
+adresarka/MmN
+adresatka/MmN
+adresat/NOqsT
+adresatywny/bxXY
+adresik/NQsT
+adres/NQsT
+adresografia/ANnp
+adresograf/NQsT
+adresomania/AnNp
+adresowaæ/BeEGHjJ
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+adresowalny/bXxY
+adresowo
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+adresuj±c
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Adriana/MnN
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+Adrianek/PSwzZ
+Adrianin
+Adrianiny/XxY
Adrianna/MNn
+Adriannin
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Adrianopol/O
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+Adrianostwo/OV
Adrianowie/r
-Adriatyk/O
+Adrianowy/XxY
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+adriatycki/bXxYc
+Adriatyk/Q
+Adronikos/O
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+adscripti
+adscripticii
+ADSL
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+adsorber/NOsT
+adsorbowaæ/BeEGHjJ
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+adsorbuj±c
+adsorpcja/AMNn
+adsorpcyjny/bxXY
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+adstryngencja/AMnN
+Adua/M
+aduañski/bxXYc
+adular/NQsT
+adulator/NoOqsT
+adulterium/V
+adultyzm/NQsT
+adv
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+advocaat/NQsT
+advocatus
+Advocatus
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+adwajta/MNn
+adware
+adwarze
+adwekcja/AMnN
+adwekcyjny/bxXY
+adwent/NQsT
Adwentowicz/NOosT
+adwentowy/bxXY
+adwentystach
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+adwentystka/mMN
+adwentystom
+adwentysty
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+adwenty¶ci/l
+adwentywny/bXxY
+adwentyzm/NQsT
+adwerbalizacja/AMnN
+adwerbalny/bXxY
+adwerbializacja/AMnN
+adwerbialny/bXxY
+adwerbium/V
+adwersarka/mMN
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+adwokacik/NOsT
+adwokacina/MNT
+adwokacki/bXxYc
+adwokata
+adwokatka/MmN
+adwokat/NOqsTQ
+adwokatowaæ/BeGHJj
+adwokatowa/KL
+adwokatuj±c
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Ady
Adych
Adydze
Adyego
Adyemu
+adyfenina/MNn
Adyga/M
+Adyg±
Adygeja/M
Adygejczyk/NOqsT
Adygejka/mMN
+adygejski/bXxYc
+Adygê
Adygi
+adygijski/XxYbc
Adygo
-Adyg±
-Adygê
Adym
Adymi
+adynamia/ANnp
+adynata/lW
+Adyowie
+adypinian/NQsT
+adypinowy/bxXY
+adypocyt/NQsT
+adyton/NQsT
Adze
+Adzin
+Adziny/XxY
Ad¿anta/M
-Ad¿ar/NOosT
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Ad¿aria/p
Ad¿arka/MmN
-Ad¿man/Q
+Ad¿ar/NOosT
+ad¿arski/bXxYc
Ad¿manin/OStZz
Ad¿manka/MmN
+Ad¿man/Q
+ad¿mañski/bxXYc
+Ad¿mer/Q
+ad¿merski/bxXYc
+ad¿yka/MnN
+AE
Aecjusz/O
+aecki/bxXYc
+aedicula/AMnN
+aedificas
Aedon
+AEG
+aegikraniona
+aegikranion/NQsT
+aelowcze
+aelowiec/PStZz
+aelowski/bXxYc
+aeolipila/AMNn
+aeolipile
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+aeolodion/NQsT
+aeolomelodikon/NQsT
+aeolopantaleon/NQsT
+aequo
+Aequum
+aeracja/AMnN
+aeral/DNQsT
+aerator/NOsT
+aere
+aerenchyma/MNn
+aeroakustyka/MNn
+aerobic/NT
+aerobicowi
+aerobicu
+aerobiki
+aerobikiem
+aerobik/NQsT
+aerobiologia/AnNp
+aerobiont/NOsT
+aerobiontu
+aerobioza/MnN
+aerob/NOsT
+aerobowy/bxXY
+aerobusa
+aerobus/NQsT
+aerocasco
+aerodrom/NQsT
+aerodynamiczno¶æ/MN
+aerodynamiczny/bxXYy
+aerodynamika/MnN
+aerodynamik/NOqsT
+aerodyna/MNn
+aerodyspersyjny/bXxY
+aeroelastyczno¶æ/MN
+aeroembolizm/NQsT
+aeroenergetyczny/bxXY
+aeroenergetyka/MnN
+aerofagia/ANnp
+aerofiltr/NOsT
+aerofiltru
Aerof³ot/Q
+aerofobia/ANnp
+aerofon/NQsT
+aerofony/lW
+aerofor/NOsT
+aeroforu
+aerofoto
+aerofotografia/ANnp
+aerofotograficzny/bxXY
+aerofotogrametria/ANnp
+aerofotogrametryczny/bXxY
+aerogeofizyczny/bXxY
+aerografia/ANnp
+aerograficzny/bxXY
+aerograf/NQsT
+aerokinetyczny/bxXY
+aerokinetyka/MnN
+aeroklub/NQsT
+aeroklubowy/bxXY
+aerolit/NQsT
+aerologia/ANnp
+aerologiczny/bxXY
+aerolog/NOoqsT
+aeromagnetometria/AnNp
+aeromancja/AMnN
+aeromechaniczny/bxXY
+aeromechanika/MNn
+aerometra
+aerometr/NQsT
+aerometro/NU
+aeronauta/MNqT
+aeronautka/MmN
+aeronautyczny/bXxY
+aeronautyka/MnN
+aeronawigacja/AMNn
+aeronawigacyjny/bxXY
+aeronomia/ANnp
+aeronomiczny/bXxY
+aeropiktura/MNn
+aeroplankton/NQsT
+aeroplanktonowy/bxXY
+aeroplan/NQsT
+aeroplanowy/bxXY
+aeroponiczny/bxXY
+aeroponika/MNn
+aeroport/NQsT
+aerosanie/fW
+aerosañmi
+aerosiew/NQsT
+aeroskop/NQsT
Aerosmith
+aerosol/DNQs
Aerospace
+aerosprê¿ysto¶æ/MN
+aerosprê¿ysty/bxXyY
+aerostar/NOsT
Aerostar/O
+aerostatek/RSZz
+aerostat/NQsT
+aerostatyczny/bxXYy
+aerostatyka/MnN
+aerostep/NQsT
+aero¶lizg/NQsT
+aerotaksja/AMnN
+aeroterapeutyczny/bxXyY
+aeroterapia/AnNp
+aerotermiczny/bXxY
+aerotermochemia/AnNp
+aerotermodynamiczny/bXxY
+aerotermodynamika/MNn
+aerotriangulacja/AMNn
+aerotriangulacyjny/bxXyY
+aerotropizm/NQsT
+aerotyczno¶æ/MN
+aerotyczny/bxXyY
+aerowinda/MNn
+aerozoiczny/bxXY
+aerozol/DNQs
+aerozoloterapia/AnNp
+aerozolowaæ/BEeGHjJ
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+aerozoluj±c
+aestetyczny/bxXY
+Aeta/MNoT
+aetas
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+aeternam
+aeternitatis
+aeternum
+Aetka/MmN
Aetowie/r
+AF
+afabularno¶æ/MN
+afabularny/bXxY
+afagia/ANp
Afanasjew/NOosT
+afatyczka/MmN
+afatyczny/bXxY
+afatyk/NOqsT
+afazja/AMNn
+afekcja/AMNn
+afekta
+afektacja/AMNn
+afektacyjny/bXxYy
+afekt/NQsT
+afektoterapeuta/MNqT
+afektoterapeutka/MmN
+afektoterapeutyczny/bxXyY
+afektoterapia/AnNp
+afektowaæ/BEeGHJj
+afektowany/bxXyY
+afektowny/bXxY
+afektuj±c
+afektywny/bXxY
+afeliczny/bXxY
+afelium/V
+afemia/AnNp
+aferalno¶æ/MN
+aferalny/bxXY
+afera³/NOsT
+afera/MNn
+afereza/MNn
+aferka/mMN
+aferogenny/bxXYy
+aferomania/AnNp
+aferowicz/NOsT
+aferowy/bXxY
+aferzysta/MNqT
+aferzystka/MmN
+affabile
+affaires
Affanasowicz/NOosT
-Afgan/NOosT
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+affinity
+affirmatim
+affrettando
+affreux
+afg
+afgani
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Afganiec/PStZz
Afganistan/Q
+afganistañski/bxXYc
Afganka/mMN
+Afgan/NoOsT
+afgan/NOsT
+afgañcze
Afgañcze
Afgañczyk/NOqsT
-Afonso
-Afrika
-Afroamerykanin/OStZz
-Afroamerykanka/MmN
-Afrodyta/M
-Afryka/M
-Afrykaner/NOqsT
-Afrykanerach
-Afrykanerami
-Afrykanerka/MmN
-Afrykanerom
-Afrykanery
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-Afrykanin/OStZz
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+aficyd/NQsT
+afiksacja/AMnN
+afiksalny/bXxY
+afiks/NQsT
+afiliacja/AMNn
+afiliacyjny/bXxY
+afiliowaæ/BeEGHJj
+afiliowawszy
+afiliuj±c
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+afiniczny/bXxY
+afinowaæ/BeEGHjJ
+afinuj±c
+afirmacja/AMNn
+afirmacyjny/bXxYy
+afirmant/NOqsT
+afirmatysta/MNqT
+afirmatywa/MNn
+afirmatywny/bxXYy
+afirmowaæ/BeEGHjJ
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+afiszowaæ/BEeGHJj
+afiszowy/bxXY
+afiszuj±c
+afizjologiczny/bXxY
+aflaston/NQsT
+aflatoksyna/MNn
+afleksyjno¶æ/MN
+afleksyjny/bXxY
+afodos/NQsT
+afonia/AnNp
+afoniczny/bXxYy
+Afonso
+aforysta/MNqT
+aforystka/MmN
+aforystyczno¶æ/MN
+aforystyczny/bxXYy
+aforystyka/MnN
+aforyzm/NQsT
+aforyzmowy/bXxYy
+afotyczny/bXxY
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+afrik
+Afrika
+afrikaans
+afro
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+Afroamerykanka/MmN
+afroamerykañski/bxXYc
+afroazjatycki/bXxYc
+afrochrze¶cijañski/bXxYc
+Afrodyta/M
+afrodyta/MNn
+Afrodyzjada/M
+afrodyzjakalny/bXxY
+afrodyzjak/NOsT
+Afrodyzja/M
+afrodyzje/flW
... etc. - the rest is truncated
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