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1. When you translate from "Welsh to English" using "Whole word" mode,
the lookup engine attempts to undo any mutations before looking up the
word. It also recognizes and explains most conjugated verb forms.
2. When using "Partial word" mode, you can specify the following special
characters:
- ^
- Matches the beginning of the line (if at the start)
- $
- Matches the end of the line (if at the end)
- *
- Matches 0 or more letters.
- [letters]
- Matches only those letters contained within the braces
Thus, in "Partial word" mode, you can find all the words that begin with
'c' or 'g' and end with 'i' by entering "^[cg]*i$".
3. If you select "Attempt translations", then the lookup engine will
suggest possible ways to translate the exact form of the word that was
entered. This option is only valid when translating from Welsh to
English in "Whole word" mode.
The Welsh-English and English-Welsh sections currently have the
following numbers of entries:
| | Welsh-English | English-Welsh
|
|---|
Defined non-obsolete words Defined obsolete words | 15886 63 | 17084 0
|
Total defined words Defined phrases Cross-references Undefined words | 15949 1581 951 6181 | 17084 1694 0 0
|
| Total entries | 24662 | 18778
|
Mark.Nodine@mot.com -- Mark H Nodine,visitor
14 June 2003 at 23:32:34