[pt-PT] Added words to dictionaries AO45 and AO90 #47
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p-goulart
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Hyphenated words should go in the compound dictionaries.
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Ahhh... sorry... give me a few minutes, I will remove them from there.
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Done! Removed them from the .dics. Will add to compound dictionaries some other time.
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Heya, @p-goulart ,
I have added a few words.
Notice that “Reds” and “Blues” are used in the military, and “boid” and “boids” are technical terms used in the first well-known agents' simulator.
I haven't checked for morphologic information since I would get too stressed… I will leave morphologic as a low-priority for now, since it is more important to have the words to not appear as typos.