NHunspell Spell

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Hi,

Can someone explain the letters after the '/' mean? The example below show an extract of the dictionary

accessory/SM access/SDMG accidence/M accidentalness/M accidental/SPY accident/MS acclaimer/M acclaim/SDRG acclamation/MS acclimate/XSDGN acclimation/M acclimatisation

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