> Use option 'i' if the word is valid (even if affix rules composition not).
I would suggest:
Use option 'i' if this is a correctly spellled word.
and leave the issue of affix composition out of the message.
Incidentally, the affix rules have nothing to do with roots and
derivatives; they are merely lexical rules. Ispell cares only about
strings of letters, not how the language uses the words. Thus, it
suggests Schaf+t because it knows that you can add "t" to some words to
get another valid word. Similarly, with a small English dictionary,
ispell will suggest that "mother" is the comparative form of "moth".
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