| WMT\_Acronym | An acronym consisting of capital letters. The word can contain digits and separators, e.g., “B2B”, “C.E.R.N.”. | |
| WMT\_BilingualComposite | A bilingual compound word with an explicit dividing point. | |
| WMT\_BilingualWordNumberComposite | A compound word with explicit dividing points consisting of two words belonging to different languages and a number, e.g., “Windows-2000-kompatibel”. | |
| WMT\_FileName | A DOS/Windows or UNIX file name, e.g., “README.TXT”, “C:\\WINNT\\system32”, “/etc/motd.rc”. | |
| WMT\_MixedFormDictionaryWord | A word from the dictionary of the language, and this word contains some characters (for example, digits) that are not from the alphabet of the language, e.g., “100BaseTX”. | |
| WMT\_MonolingualWord | A common word. Its grammar is determined by the language alphabet. Besides that, the word can contain characters-separators, e.g., ”/” or ”-”. | |
| WMT\_MonolingualWordWithExtras | A word consisting of the language alphabet characters and special characters, digits, etc., e.g., “Alias\ | Wavefront”. |
| WMT\_MRZString | A machine-readable string of a passport, e.g., “P<USAERIKSSON<<ANNA<MARIA<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<”. | |
| WMT\_NoSuitableModel | A word that does not meet any word model. Every word character is recognized separately, without context. The recognition result may be a meaningless character sequence. | |
| WMT\_Number | A word consisting of digits and punctuators, e.g., “123”, “4.56”, “#789”. | |
| WMT\_NumberWithQualifier | A word with a prefix or suffix that serves as a qualifier or inflexion, e.g., “USD250”, “1.2GHz”, “2nd”. | |
| WMT\_PhoneNumber | A phone number. A prefix is allowed, e.g., “Ph.(495)123-45678”. | |
| WMT\_Punctuation | A set of punctuation marks separated from a word by a space(s). | |
| WMT\_RegExpWord | A word from the language which grammar is described by a regular expression. | |
| WMT\_RomanNumber | A Roman number. | |
| WMT\_UrlOrEmail | An URL or e-mail address, e.g., “http://www.abbyy.com”, “engine\_support@abbyy.com”. | |
| WMT\_WordNumberComposite | A compound word with an explicit dividing point consisting of a word and a digit, e.g., “2-meter”. | |
