Here is a link to the Geology dictionary at
geology.com. http://geology.com/dictionary/glossary-a.shtml It has
1 page per letter of the alphabet and is a true dictionary with
definition, not just a list of terms.
I hope this helps.
Jerry
At 10:01 AM 6/24/2012, you wrote:
I know that there are words and terms that are not included in many
spelling dictionaries. I even found a spelling word list that
someone forgot to add "dictionary" to. BUT, I would like to make
sure all of my .oxt dictionaries have the words/terms we use every
day in articles and email support for LibreOffice and other open
source related "items".
I want to make sure these newer terms are included.
So I am asking for people to send to me lists of correctly spelled
words and terms - Off the List - in a text file with one word per
line [if there are a lot of them]. Then I will merge the lists and
make sure they are in the .oxt English dictionaries I will be
updating sometime soon.
I could do this alone, but many of LO's users have been working with
open source [and FOSS] longer than I have and you could/should know
some words and terms that are missed in other spell checking systems.
I know there are missing words and terms in this field of computing,
but I would take any word that is missing. I would love to get a
hold of a good list of geology and other scientific terms that may
be missed. I would love to create a specific dictionary to add on
to any others with these specific words and terms in the science and
technology field. I was working on creating a script that would
search documents for words that I do not currently have, but you
must trust the spelling of the documents first. Any word that is
sent to me must be spell correctly to be accepted. Any word/term I
do not know will be checked with online sources for proper spelling.
So would any user like to help with creating a large list of science
and technical words/terms that could be used to create a separate
"tech" dictionary for LO? I was working on it last year, but
medical issues put a hold in that project. I hope to restart it
soon. I would love to have 10 to 20 thousand words/terms in such a
dictionary. These words will be "generic" English terms that are
used in English documents/emails/publications/etc. from the
California Coast to the streets of London. How many of the current
products out there have "FOSS" or other term used today and not 10
or more years ago.
So, any takers?
Do you like the idea of a separate "tech" dictionary [or sets of] for LO?
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