You can manually configure an auxiliary dictionary to define components of compound words. This can be useful if existing language dictionaries do not reflect the usage of the language in a region or market, or if existing libraries have not kept up with changes to the language.
For example, the German orthography reform of 1996 introduced a standard set of rules for compound words, but these rules are not always followed. For this and similar cases, you may decide explicitly to configure dictionary entries that mark the divisions within compound words. For more information, see Auxiliary dictionaries for OLT analysis.
