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And another note:
Using m with items is not worth the time, there is no way to get correct output for German.
There seems to be an algorithm if the string has no ^p version to turn a normal string into a plural string, i.e. to add the letter "e" or "n". But the algorithm fails very often.
The results for example:
"Backfett" -> "Backfette" [OK]
"Käse" -> "Käsee" [NOK]
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