sine" is a true synonym for "Orange" in german, meaning
"chinese apple". "Apfel" = apple, shouldnt match oranges).
Problem solved, thanks again for the help!
Johannes Rodenwald
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By doing synonyms at index time, you cause "apfelsin" to be added to
documents that contain only "orang", so of course documents that previously
only contained "orang" will now match for "apfelsin" or any term query that
matches "apfelsin", such as a wildcard. At query time, Lucene cannot tell
