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New commits: commit 92d14831d28fecaaa8b1ea6487173c6fd2c72db8 Author: Piotr DrÄ g <[email protected]> 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 <[email protected]> Tested-by: Andras Timar <[email protected]> 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 ([email protected]) -Corrections: Marcin MiÅkowski +Dictionary maintainer: Marek Futrega ([email protected]) 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 sÅowników zostaÅ stworzony przez projekt OpenOffice.org po polsku. -Zawiera wszystkie sÅowniki w wersjach z dnia 2008.12.06. -Strona gÅówna projektu: http://pl.openoffice.org - -Korektor pisowni ----------------- -Niniejszy slownik do sprawdzania pisowni jest udostÄpniany 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 sÅownika: Marek Futrega ([email protected]) - -Korekty: Marcin MiÅkowski - -SÅownik synonimów - wersja do programu OpenOffice.org ------------------------------------------------------ - -Copyright (C) 2004-2008 Marcin MiÅkowski <[email protected]> -Licencja: LGPL 2.1. -Wersja wygenerowana automatycznie dnia 2008-05-12 -Strona gÅówna: http://synonimy.ux.pl/ - -Wzorce podziaÅu wyrazów ------------------------ -Licencja: LGPL 2.1, wersja pierwotna dostÄpna na zasadach public domain. - -Oparte na danych z pakietu TeX: plhyph.tex, -wersja 3.0a, 17.05.1995 -Pierwsza wersja - Hanna KoÅodziejska (1987). -Adaptacja do formatu LeX i duże zmiany: BogusÅaw Jackowski & Marek RyÄko (1987-1989). -Dalsze poprawki - Hanna KoÅodziejska (1991). -Wersja samodzielna - BogusÅaw Jackowski i Marek RyÄko, z uwzglÄdnieniem sugestii -Mariusza Olki, 1995. -Konwersja do OOo i poprawki: Artur PolaczyÅski <[email protected]> - -Licencja LGPL 2.1 ------------------ - - GNU LESSER GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE - Version 2.1, February 1999 - - Copyright (C) 1991, 1999 Free Software Foundation, Inc. - 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA - Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies - of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. - -[This is the first released version of the Lesser GPL. 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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 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