Italian word list license notice
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word-list-it.js is generated from the "Italian Writing Aids" hunspell dictionary
maintained by Andrea Pescetti / PLIO (http://www.plio.it), distributed via
wooorm/dictionaries (https://github.com/wooorm/dictionaries).

Original license notice (reproduced from the source dictionary's license file,
https://github.com/wooorm/dictionaries/blob/main/dictionaries/it/license):

Estensione linguistica italiana - Italian Writing Aids extension
Copyright (C) 2010-2016 Andrea Pescetti
Portions Copyright (C) 2001-2008 other authors.
License: GNU GPL 3
Home: http://extensions.openoffice.org/project/dict-it

Distributed under the terms and conditions of the GNU General Public License
(GPL), version 3.

Full GPL-3.0 text: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html

Notes on this derived file (word-list-it.js):
- Generated 2026-08-10. This dictionary's affix rules include some very
  wide-fanout entries (e.g. Italian ordinal-number suffix chains with hundreds
  of variants per stem, and deep verb+clitic-pronoun attachment chains like
  "portacela"). Fully expanding every possible chained form was computationally
  impractical to generate in this project's build environment, so this file
  uses a single-level expansion (each stem + one matching suffix/prefix rule,
  plus prefix+suffix combinations on the same stem) rather than full recursive
  affix chaining. In practice this means: regular plurals, gender forms, and
  most single-suffix verb conjugations are included; the deepest clitic-attached
  compound forms (multiple pronouns glued onto one verb) are not. Filtered to
  2-7 letter alphabetic entries (matches this tool's 7-tile Scrabble rack cap).
- Per GPL, this modified/expanded version remains under GPL-3.0. This notice and
  the original license terms travel with the file; anyone is free to copy/
  redistribute it under the same terms.
- This is a spell-check-derived word list, not an official Italian Scrabble
  dictionary. It may be missing some obscure valid Scrabble words (including some
  of the clitic-chain forms noted above) and may include some proper nouns or
  forms that wouldn't count in real play.