Japan'' would find exactly the same things as searching for ``
japan''). It also doesn't matter for romaji, but capitalized
romaji makes no sense. data??96'', etc.) can be used. In
addition, you can also use certain regular expression constructs
as well, such as `` The search types are: "ultra"would find
words like ``ultramodern'' and ``ultranational'', as well as
``ultra'' itself. The "Word Starting With Pattern" search merely
does a "Word Matching Pattern" search after appending `` *'' to
the pattern. *'' is prepended to the pattern instead of
appended. ^'' really refers to the start of the edict line, and
not to the start of a word. art'' will result in finding entries
dealing with art, but also ones dealing with ``cartoons'',
``earth'', ``starting'', etc. You can make the search more
specific by listing multiple requirements, joining them with ``
AND ''. For example, if you specify the English search ``
japan'', you'll end up with many, many matches, and it might be
hard to find just what you're looking f