Stopwords
Some neutral complementary words in a human language can be frequently used in texts. For example the english words are, it and was. Such neutral words could potentially distort a search result completely:
- A neutral word in the query can result in lots of irrelevant hits
- Due to its frequent occurrence in texts it can also be scored high, i.e. lots of the "top hits" are completely irrelevant.
Such words are called stopwords. A index field that is stopword-aware completely ignores these words. They are not indexed at all by the field (hence not part of the field's queryable data).
Index language is important
Stopwords are language-dependant. The index language determines what stopwords to use.

Swedish Stopwords
- alla, allt, att, av
- blev, bli, blir, blivit
- de, dem, den, denna, deras, dess, dessa, det, detta, dig, din, dina, ditt, du, då, där
- efter, ej, eller, en, er, era, ert, ett
- från, för
- ha, hade, han, har, henne, hennes, hon, honom, hur, här
- i, icke, ingen, inom, inte
- jag, ju
- kan, kunde
- man, med, men, mellan, mig, min, mina, mitt, mot, mycket
- ni, nu, någon, något, några, när
- och, om, oss
- på
- samma, sedan, sig, sin, sina, sitta, själv, skulle, som, så, sådan, sådana, sådant
- till
- under, upp, ut, utan
- vad, var, vara, varför, varit, varje, vars, vart, vem, vi, vid, vilka, vilkas, vilken, vilket, vår, våra, vårt
- åt
- än, är
- över
English Stopwords
- a, an, and, are, as, at
- be, but, by
- for
- if, in, into, is, it
- no, not
- of, on, or
- such
- that, the, their, then, there, these, they, this, to
- was, will, with
When Stopwords are modified, you should typically re-index all data (so already indexed data will correspond and act according to the "new" Stopwords setup)