Issue 31004

Most Hebrew is written without vowels. To add vowels, certain markings are added
to the consonants. For example, an underline under as consonant adds the "a" sound. 
There are certain documents that are written with vowels added, as, for example,
the Hebrew version of the Bible.
Now, if I want to Search a document which has vowels in it, ideally I should be
able to just type in the consonants (given that vowelling is optional - and
often there are are a few different possible ways the vowelling may be done) and
then the Search will do the rest. That is the way MS Word (ugh!) does it.
In OO, though, unless you put in the vowels EXACTLY in the Search string, it
doesn't find the words you're looking for. This makes the Search basically
impossible in such documents.
In short, what I think needs to be done is to have the Search check the document
AS IF there was no vowelling present, and to find the words based simply in the
consonants present.