Allow prefix matches for meanings?

[eagleflo]

~ % jisho prime minister
首相【しゅしょう】- prime minister, chancellor (Germany, Austria, etc.), premier
宰相【さいしょう】- prime minister, premier, chancellor
首班【しゅはん】- head, leader, prime minister
ＰＭ【ピー・エム】- private message, PM, post-meridiem, afternoon, project manager, product manager, particulate matter, prime minister
プライムミニスター - prime minister
~ % jisho 総理大臣
総理大臣【そうりだいじん】- prime minister (as the head of a cabinet government), premier

Well, that's not optimal. It looks like we currently only collect exact matches with an English search term.

I'm wondering what kind of hassle would it be to allow prefix matches for meanings -- would that lead to a flood of irrelevant results for shorter search terms? This is a case where I definitely think the additional clarification should not block inclusion.

If this pattern of "right answer (additional note)" is common enough, maybe it ought to be handled separately.

[eagleflo]

I'm starting to think that this should most definitely go in, but only for English search terms at first, and with a possibility to look look for exact matches only.