Stemming English words with Lucene

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SnowballAnalyzer is deprecated, you can use Lucene Porter Stemmer instead:

 PorterStemmer stem = new PorterStemmer();
 stem.setCurrent(word);
 stem.stem();
 String result = stem.getCurrent();

Hope this help!

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