(1) Logically, Kate's user dictionary is located in the user directory. Therefore, go to your user directory. It is sometimes called a "Place" that has the name "Home." The path to it will look like this:
/home/john
YOUR personal username will be different from "john" (if your name is not John).
(2) Click on "Show Hidden Files" or "View -> Hidden Files" (depending upon what program you're using to view and manage files).
(3) Here is the file that is used as Kate's user dictionary (if your language is American English):
/home/john/.hunspell_en_US
Again, that's this:
/home/john/.hunspell_en_US
(4) Using Kate, open up the ".hunspell_en_US" file and edit it as you see fit. Each word will be on its own line. Make sure that there is a newline character after the end of the last word in the file, so that the cursor, at the bottom of the file, can return to the left edge of the file. (An invisible newline character is entered whenever you press and release the enter key.)
/home/john
YOUR personal username will be different from "john" (if your name is not John).
(2) Click on "Show Hidden Files" or "View -> Hidden Files" (depending upon what program you're using to view and manage files).
(3) Here is the file that is used as Kate's user dictionary (if your language is American English):
/home/john/.hunspell_en_US
Again, that's this:
/home/john/.hunspell_en_US
(4) Using Kate, open up the ".hunspell_en_US" file and edit it as you see fit. Each word will be on its own line. Make sure that there is a newline character after the end of the last word in the file, so that the cursor, at the bottom of the file, can return to the left edge of the file. (An invisible newline character is entered whenever you press and release the enter key.)
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