Some nouns are mistaken for adjectives

In the sentence “The current directory.”, the noun directory is mistaken for an adjective, and is “grouped” with current:

> nlp.sentence('The current directory.')
Sentence {
  str: 'The current directory.',
  terms: 
   [ Term {
       whitespace: [Object],
       text: 'The',
       normal: 'the',
       expansion: null,
       reason: 'lexicon_pass',
       pos: [Object],
       tag: 'Determiner' },
     Adjective {
       whitespace: [Object],
       text: 'current directory.',
       normal: 'current directory',
       expansion: null,
       reason: 'rules_pass_18',
       pos: [Object],
       tag: 'Adjective' } ],
  contractions: { expand: [Function: expand], contract: [Function: contract] } }

But if I replace directory by a more common noun like car or monkey, everything works as expected.

There is the same issue with repository used as a noun too.

Thanks for this great library 😃

[ilyankou]

Fixed, to be merged soon.

[motet-a]

I just realized I can solve this issue by adding the word directory to the lexicon as a noun. But wouldn’t it cause other issues if I use directory as an adjective in a sentence such as “The directory assistance.” ?