6 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z AA BB CC
17 /* Lovins' conditions A, B ... CC, as given in her Appendix B, where
18 a test for a two letter prefix ('test hop 2') is implicitly
19 assumed. Note that 'e' next 'u' corresponds to her u*e because
20 Snowball is scanning backwards. */
26 define E as ( test hop 2 not 'e' )
27 define F as ( test hop 3 not 'e' )
28 define G as ( test hop 3 'f' )
29 define H as ( test hop 2 't' or 'll' )
30 define I as ( test hop 2 not 'o' not 'e' )
31 define J as ( test hop 2 not 'a' not 'e' )
32 define K as ( test hop 3 'l' or 'i' or ('e' next 'u') )
33 define L as ( test hop 2 not 'u' not 'x' not ('s' not 'o') )
34 define M as ( test hop 2 not 'a' not 'c' not 'e' not 'm' )
35 define N as ( test hop 3 ( hop 2 not 's' or hop 2 ) )
36 define O as ( test hop 2 'l' or 'i' )
37 define P as ( test hop 2 not 'c' )
38 define Q as ( test hop 2 test hop 3 not 'l' not 'n' )
39 define R as ( test hop 2 'n' or 'r' )
40 define S as ( test hop 2 'dr' or ('t' not 't') )
41 define T as ( test hop 2 's' or ('t' not 'o') )
42 define U as ( test hop 2 'l' or 'm' or 'n' or 'r' )
43 define V as ( test hop 2 'c' )
44 define W as ( test hop 2 not 's' not 'u' )
45 define X as ( test hop 2 'l' or 'i' or ('e' next 'u') )
46 define Y as ( test hop 2 'in' )
47 define Z as ( test hop 2 not 'f' )
48 define AA as ( test hop 2 among ( 'd' 'f' 'ph' 'th' 'l' 'er' 'or'
50 define BB as ( test hop 3 not 'met' not 'ryst' )
51 define CC as ( test hop 2 'l' )
54 /* The system of endings, as given in Appendix A. */
58 'alistically' B 'arizability' A 'izationally' B
60 'antialness' A 'arisations' A 'arizations' A 'entialness' A
62 'allically' C 'antaneous' A 'antiality' A 'arisation' A
63 'arization' A 'ationally' B 'ativeness' A 'eableness' E
64 'entations' A 'entiality' A 'entialize' A 'entiation' A
65 'ionalness' A 'istically' A 'itousness' A 'izability' A
68 'ableness' A 'arizable' A 'entation' A 'entially' A
69 'eousness' A 'ibleness' A 'icalness' A 'ionalism' A
70 'ionality' A 'ionalize' A 'iousness' A 'izations' A
73 'ability' A 'aically' A 'alistic' B 'alities' A
74 'ariness' E 'aristic' A 'arizing' A 'ateness' A
75 'atingly' A 'ational' B 'atively' A 'ativism' A
76 'elihood' E 'encible' A 'entally' A 'entials' A
77 'entiate' A 'entness' A 'fulness' A 'ibility' A
78 'icalism' A 'icalist' A 'icality' A 'icalize' A
79 'ication' G 'icianry' A 'ination' A 'ingness' A
80 'ionally' A 'isation' A 'ishness' A 'istical' A
81 'iteness' A 'iveness' A 'ivistic' A 'ivities' A
82 'ization' F 'izement' A 'oidally' A 'ousness' A
84 'aceous' A 'acious' B 'action' G 'alness' A
85 'ancial' A 'ancies' A 'ancing' B 'ariser' A
86 'arized' A 'arizer' A 'atable' A 'ations' B
87 'atives' A 'eature' Z 'efully' A 'encies' A
88 'encing' A 'ential' A 'enting' C 'entist' A
89 'eously' A 'ialist' A 'iality' A 'ialize' A
90 'ically' A 'icance' A 'icians' A 'icists' A
91 'ifully' A 'ionals' A 'ionate' D 'ioning' A
92 'ionist' A 'iously' A 'istics' A 'izable' E
93 'lessly' A 'nesses' A 'oidism' A
95 'acies' A 'acity' A 'aging' B 'aical' A
96 'alist' A 'alism' B 'ality' A 'alize' A
97 'allic'BB 'anced' B 'ances' B 'antic' C
98 'arial' A 'aries' A 'arily' A 'arity' B
99 'arize' A 'aroid' A 'ately' A 'ating' I
100 'ation' B 'ative' A 'ators' A 'atory' A
101 'ature' E 'early' Y 'ehood' A 'eless' A
102 'elity' A 'ement' A 'enced' A 'ences' A
103 'eness' E 'ening' E 'ental' A 'ented' C
104 'ently' A 'fully' A 'ially' A 'icant' A
105 'ician' A 'icide' A 'icism' A 'icist' A
106 'icity' A 'idine' I 'iedly' A 'ihood' A
107 'inate' A 'iness' A 'ingly' B 'inism' J
108 'inity'CC 'ional' A 'ioned' A 'ished' A
109 'istic' A 'ities' A 'itous' A 'ively' A
110 'ivity' A 'izers' F 'izing' F 'oidal' A
111 'oides' A 'otide' A 'ously' A
113 'able' A 'ably' A 'ages' B 'ally' B
114 'ance' B 'ancy' B 'ants' B 'aric' A
115 'arly' K 'ated' I 'ates' A 'atic' B
116 'ator' A 'ealy' Y 'edly' E 'eful' A
117 'eity' A 'ence' A 'ency' A 'ened' E
118 'enly' E 'eous' A 'hood' A 'ials' A
119 'ians' A 'ible' A 'ibly' A 'ical' A
120 'ides' L 'iers' A 'iful' A 'ines' M
121 'ings' N 'ions' B 'ious' A 'isms' B
122 'ists' A 'itic' H 'ized' F 'izer' F
123 'less' A 'lily' A 'ness' A 'ogen' A
124 'ward' A 'wise' A 'ying' B 'yish' A
126 'acy' A 'age' B 'aic' A 'als'BB
127 'ant' B 'ars' O 'ary' F 'ata' A
128 'ate' A 'eal' Y 'ear' Y 'ely' E
129 'ene' E 'ent' C 'ery' E 'ese' A
130 'ful' A 'ial' A 'ian' A 'ics' A
131 'ide' L 'ied' A 'ier' A 'ies' P
132 'ily' A 'ine' M 'ing' N 'ion' Q
133 'ish' C 'ism' B 'ist' A 'ite'AA
134 'ity' A 'ium' A 'ive' A 'ize' F
135 'oid' A 'one' R 'ous' A
137 'ae' A 'al'BB 'ar' X 'as' B
138 'ed' E 'en' F 'es' E 'ia' A
139 'ic' A 'is' A 'ly' B 'on' S
140 'or' T 'um' U 'us' V 'yl' R
143 'a' A 'e' A 'i' A 'o' A
150 /* Undoubling is rule 1 of appendix C. */
153 test substring among ('bb' 'dd' 'gg' 'll' 'mm' 'nn' 'pp' 'rr' 'ss'
158 /* The other appendix C rules can be done together. */
170 'ul' (not 'a' not 'i' not 'o' <-'l')
185 'end' (not 's' <-'ens')
189 'her' (not 'p' not 't' <-'hes')
191 'ent' (not 'm' <-'ens')
192 /* 'ent' was 'end' in the 1968 paper - a typo. */
194 'et' (not 'n' <-'es')