Hi all, 
thank you very much for the help with extracting words from the 
apertium-swe.swe.dix
See the threads:
How do I get a list of lemmas for nouns 
List of verbs

Thanks to you, I have managed to build Swedish word lists for creating secure 
passwords with the help of dices. A passphrase of random words is far more easy 
to remember than a password of random characters. You can find my first 
dicelist here:
https://github.com/havet/Dicelist

The original idea comes from Arnold G. Reinhold and Diceware is his registred 
trademark. His list is for 5 dices and consists of 6^5 = 7776 english words. 
Later The Electronic Frontier Foundation published three alternative wordlists, 
two of them for 4 dices (6^4=1296 english words).

For a start, I've published a Swedish wordlist for 4 dices (1296 words). Use 4 
dices to randomly get a combination of digits between 1111 and 6666, that 
corresponds to a word in the list. The combination 1234 corresponds e.g. to the 
 word "avog" and the combination 5316 corresponds to the word "roa". You need 
to get at least 8 words to form a secure password. It will be slightly stronger 
than a password consisting of 12 random characters chosen from a set consisting 
of upper and lower case characters (a-z), numbers and symbols.

I've excluded the numbers and the strange combinations of characters that are 
included in the original Diceware list. I have also tried to exclude rare 
words, offensive words, homophones and words hard to spell.

Contributions are welcome! Make a wordlist in your own language. It's fairly 
easy if your language is used in Apertium. It's an advantage if you have access 
to lists of vulgar words and of homophones in your language. A word-frequency 
list is useful as well.

More information:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diceware
http://world.std.com/~reinhold/diceware.html
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2016/07/new-wordlists-random-passphrases

Yours,
Per Tunedal


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