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[[creating-custom-dictionary-files]]
== Creating custom dictionary files

One custom dictionary can be created for each language already supported by the spell checker (see xref:introduction-to-tiny-spellchecker.adoc#supported-languages[supported languages]) or any arbitrary language added by additional Hunspell dictionary files included in Hunspell Dictionary Path (See xref:self-hosting-hunspell.adoc[Add Hunspell dictionaries to Spell Checker]). It's also possible to define an additional "global" dictionary that contains words that are valid across all languages, such as trademarks.
One custom dictionary can be created for each language already supported by the spell checker (see xref:introduction-to-tiny-spellchecker.adoc#supported-languages[supported languages]) or any arbitrary language added by additional Hunspell dictionary files included in Hunspell Dictionary Path (See xref:self-hosting-hunspell.adoc[Add Hunspell dictionaries to Spell Checker]). It is also possible to define an additional "global" dictionary that contains words that are valid across all languages, such as trademarks.

A custom dictionary file for a particular language must be named with the language code of the language (see xref:introduction-to-tiny-spellchecker.adoc#supported-languages[supported languages] for language code examples), plus the suffix `+.txt+`: E.g. `+en.txt+`, `+en-GB.txt+`, `+fr.txt+`, `+de.txt+` etc.

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== Configuring the custom dictionary feature

Additional configuration to your `+application.conf+` file is required. (Don't forget to restart the Java application server after updating the configuration.)
Additional configuration to the `+application.conf+` file is required. (Don't forget to restart the Docker container after updating the configuration.)

include::partial$misc/custom-dictionaries-path.adoc[]

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== Verifying custom dictionary functionality

If successfully configured, the custom dictionary feature will report dictionaries found in the application server's log at service startup when using Static Custom Dictionaries.
If successfully configured, the custom dictionary feature will report dictionaries found in the service log at startup when using Static Custom Dictionaries.

Example:

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