Word Form Search
In order to find all possible word forms, one can use the function stem(). The stem() function takes words and phrases in any form as its argument.
Syntax
The function stem() is equivalent to a simple word query (with or without quotes).
Example
The stem() function may find unwanted results in the case of grammatical homonymy (if the word specified in the query is identical to another word with different meaning).
Example
In order to remove ambiguity, users should explicitly specify the lexeme they search for (for more details, see Search by Lemma).
Note
If a query consists of several words and is enclosed in quotes, it matches documents containing this phrase in any form.
If a query consists of several words not enclosed in quotes, it matches documents containing all the words listed in the query.
A function with several arguments is equivalent to several functions with a single argument concatenated using the or operator:
The function stem() also supports morphological search (see Morphological Search).