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% tb0hyf.tex - version of 5jun08
%
% Copyright 2008 TeX Users Group.
% You may freely use, modify and/or distribute this file.
%
% This item last appeared in full in TUGboat 16:1, March 1995.
% A stripped-down version, containing only new material, appeared
% in TUGboat 22:1/2, March/June 2001, with additional updates in
% TUGboat 23:3/4 (2002), 26:1 (2005), and 29:2 (2008).
% This file contains the full exception list compounded from all
% previous iterations. It can be used as input to the hyphenex
% scripts at http://mirror.ctan.org/info/digests/tugboat/hyphenex.
%
\input tugboat.sty
%%% Note -- With the addition of Skoup\'y, a note should be added
%%% that the solution is different for OT1/T1/ConTeXt.
%%% Note -- Consider the following in rewriting text for next edition:
%%% TeX 3.0 hyphenation parameters
%%% hyphenation patterns other than the Plain set
%%% hyphenation exceptions corresponding to those patterns
\pretolerance=500
\tolerance=1000
\hbadness=3000
\vbadness=3000
\hyphenpenalty=400
%% restore the default hyphenations of words that are in
%% the tugboat.cmn hyphenation list or any issue list.
\hyphenation{Delaware Di-jk-stra Ei-jkhout
Florida FreeBSD Ghostscript Ghostview
Har-alam-bous Jack-owski Karl-sruhe
Ma-cOS Malay-alam Math-SciNet
NetBSD OpenBSD OpenOf-fice
PfaEdit PostScript Richard Sk-oup Southall
Vi-eth VMware WinEdt
acronym ap-pendix asyn-chronous
bitmap bitmapped bitmaps buffer buffers boolean
columns com-putable com-putabil-ity cus-tomiz-able
database databases
deal-lo-cate deal-lo-cates deal-lo-cated deal-lo-ca-tion
deriva-tive deriva-tives deriv-able deriva-tion
essence
falling
halfway
in-fras-truc-ture
keynote
longest
mag-yar manuscript manuscripts mnemonic mnemon-ics
names-pace names-paces
of-fline overview
paradigm paradig-matic paradigms
pipeline pipelines
plu-gin plu-gins presently pro-grammable
re-al-lo-cate re-al-lo-cates re-al-lo-cated
se-tups severely spelling spellings stan-dalone strongest
subex-pres-sion synch-non-ic-ity syn-chronous
tex-theight textlength tex-twidth
times-tamp times-tamped times-tamps
vi-sual vi-su-ally
whichever whites-pace whites-paces widespread wraparound
}
\title * Hyphenation Exception Log *
\author * Barbara Beeton *
\netaddress* bnb@ams.org *
\pagexref{hyphenlog}
\article
This is the periodic update of the list of words that \TeX\ fails to
hyphenate properly. The full list last appeared in \tubissue 16(1),
starting on page~12, with updates in \tubissue 22(1/2), pages~31--32,
\tubissue 23(3/4), pages~247--248, and \tubissue 26(1), pages~5-6.
%% update reference
The full list is included here.
Owing to the length of the list, it has been subdivided into two parts:
English words, and names and non-English words (including transliterations
from Cyrillic and other non-Latin scripts) that occur in English texts.
This list is specific to the hyphenation patterns that appear in
the original |hyphen.tex|, that is, the patterns for U.S. English.
If such information for other patterns becomes available, consideration
will be given to listing that too. (See below, ``Hyphenation for
languages other than English''.)
% As expected, there are more instances of missed than of incorrect hyphens.
In the list below, the first column gives results from \TeX's
|\showhyphens{...}|; entries in the second column are suitable for
inclusion in a |\hyphenation{...}| list.
In most instances, inflected forms are not shown for nouns and verbs;
note that all forms must be specified in a |\hyphenation{...}| list
if they occur in your document. See the section below, Converting this
list into a list of hyphenation exceptions.
Thanks to all who have submitted entries to the list. Since some
suggestions have demonstrated a lack of familiarity with the rules of
the hyphenation algorithm, here is a short reminder of the relevant
idiosyncrasies. Hyphens will not be inserted before the number of
letters specified by |\lefthyphenmin|, nor after the number of letters
specified by |\righthyphenmin|. For U.S. English, |\lefthyphenmin=2|
and |\righthyphenmin=3|; thus no word shorter than five
letters will be hyphenated. (For the details, see \TB, page~454. For a
digression on other views of hyphenation rules, see below under ``English
hyphenation''.) This particular rule is violated in some of the words
listed; however, if a word is hyphenated correctly by \TeX\ except for
``missing'' hyphens at the beginning or end, it has not been included here.
Some other permissible hyphens have been omitted
% from the right-hand entries in this list
for reasons of style or clarity. While this is at
least partly a matter of personal taste, an author should think of the
reader when deciding whether or not to permit just one more break-point
in some obscure or confusing word. There really are times when a bit of
rewriting is preferable.
One other warning: Some words can be more than one part of speech,
depending on context, and have different hyphenations; for example,
`analyses' can be either a verb or a plural noun. If such a word appears
in this list, hyphens are shown only for the portions of the word that
would be hyphenated the same regardless of usage. These words are marked
with a `*'; additional hyphenation points, if needed in your document,
should be inserted with discretionary hyphens.
Words added since the last appearance of the list are preceded by `${}^+$'.
The reference used to check these hyphenations is {\sl Webster's
Third New International Dictionary}, Unabridged.
\head * English hyphenation *
It has been pointed out to me that the hyphenation rules of British English
are based on the etymology of the words being hyphenated as opposed to
the ``syllabic'' principles used in the U.S\null. Furthermore, in the
U.K., it is considered bad style to hyphenate a word after only two letters.
In order to make \TeX\ defer hyphenation until after three initial letters,
set |\lefthyphenmin=3|.
Of course, British hyphenation patterns should be used as well.
A set of patterns for UK English has been created by Dominik Wujastyk and
Graham Toal, using Frank Liang's |PATGEN| and based on a file of 114925
British-hyphenated words generously made available to Dominik by Oxford
University Press. (This list of words and the hyphenation break points
in the words are copyright to the \acro{OUP} and may not be redistributed.)
The file of hyphenation patterns may be freely distributed; it is
posted on {\CTAN} in the file
%||tex-archive/language/hyphenation/ukhyph.tex||
$$\hbox{\tt tex-archive/language/hyphenation/ukhyph.tex}$$
and can be retrieved by anonymous \acro{FTP} or using a Web browser.
% see uktex92.017 for details
%some new patterns can be added, as communicated to me my Donald Knuth:
%
%\smallskip
%\begingroup
%\leftskip=\parindent
%% from message of 03 Oct 88, DEK@Sail to BB@Sail
%\noindent
%To suppress hyphenation after two letters, you need new patterns
%of the form |.ab6| for all pairs of letters |ab| that begin words of English.
%I think the number of such pairs is well under 200.
%\endgraf
%\endgroup
%\head * Hyphenation for languages \\ other than English *
\head * Hyphenation for languages \break other than English *
Patterns now exist for many languages other than English, including
languages using accented alphabets.
{\CTAN} holds an extensive collection of patterns in
%||tex-archive/language/hyphenation||
|tex-archive/language/hyphenation|
and its subdirectories.
\head * Converting this list into \break a list of hyphenation exceptions *
Werner Lemberg has created a script that will convert this article into
a real |\hyphenation| block that can be incorporated into a document
either directly or by inputting a file. His work has necessitated
some changes to the macros used to format the list, but the appearance
of the list will not change. Many inflected forms will be included
automatically, some evident in the printed version, but many included
silently.
The script, |hyphenex.sh|, runs under Unix and is posted on \CTAN, in
%||tex-archive/info/digests/tugboat/hyphenex.sh||
$$\hbox{\tt tex-archive/info/digests/tugboat/hyphenex.sh}$$
The output of the script is posted in the same area, as |ushyphex.tex|.
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
% Macro to insert hyphens into single word argument
% based on one by Oliver Schoett, 18 June 87, TeXhax 87#51
\def\printhyphens#1{%
\setbox0\vbox{%
\pretolerance-1\hyphenpenalty-10000%
\hsize0pt\leftskip0pt\rightskip0pt\parfillskip0pt%
\hbadness100\hfuzz\maxdimen
\offinterlineskip
\interlinepenalty0\clubpenalty0\widowpenalty0\brokenpenalty0%
\noindent\hskip0pt #1\par
% now the current vertical list contains the word fragments,
% separated by \lineskip glue
\setbox0\lastbox \global\setbox1\hbox{\hbox{\unhbox0}}%
\loop \unskip \setbox0\lastbox \ifhbox0%
\global\setbox1\hbox{\hbox{\unhbox0}\discretionary{}{}{}\unhbox1}%
\repeat}% % macro same to here; the rest is modified % { to match
% \unhbox1 }
}
% To make an automatic conversion from this document to a
% \hyphenation{...} command possible (using hyphenex.sh), please follow
% the syntax strictly while adding new exceptions.
%
% Valid entry examples:
%
% \1 accusative ac-cu-sa-tive
% \2 analyse(d) an-a-lyse d % a comment
% \3 anomaly(ies) anom-al y ies
% \4 archives ar-chives % not appearing in print
% \5 agronomist agron-o-mist s % plural not appearing in print
% \6 chemotherapy chemo-ther-a py -pies % ditto
% \tabalign {\tt manuscript} & man-u-script \cr
% \1 baselineskip {\tt\bs base-line-skip}
% \1 Petrovski\u\i{} Pe-trov-ski\u\i{} % `\u\i{}' is ignored
%
% \1-\6 and \tabalign (which contains an exception entry) must
% start a line.
%
% \tabalign entries with only spaces and/or `{}' before the `&' are
% ignored.
%
% The conversion script ignores all macros (with and without parameters)
% in exceptions. Only \llap{foo} is handled (it is converted to `foo').
\setbox\TestBox=\hbox{{\tt elec-trome-chan-i-cal}}
\settabs\+\unhcopy\TestBox\kern.5em& \cr
% Note -- \tabalign is non-outer version of \+
\newif\ifNewWord \NewWordfalse
\def\testNewWord{\ifNewWord \leavevmode\llap{${}^+$\,}\global\NewWordfalse \fi}
\def\1 #1 #2 {\printhyphens{\tt #1}%
\ifdim\wd1>\wd\TestBox \noindent\testNewWord{\unhbox1}\par \TestIftrue
\else \TestIffalse \fi
\tabalign \ifTestIf \else \testNewWord\unhbox1\fi \cr }
% for entries with a suffix
\def\2 #1 #2 #3 {\1 #1 #2(#3) }
% for entries with multiple suffixes
\def\3 #1 #2 #3 #4 {\1 #1 #2#3(#4) }
% for entries not appearing in print
\def\4 #1 #2 {\relax}
% same as \2 but the suffix doesn't appear in print
\def\5 #1 #2 #3 {\1 #1 #2 }
% same as \3 but the suffix doesn't appear in print
\def\6 #1 #2 #3 #4 {\1 #1 #2#3 }
% Note special treatment of the following entries:
%
% idiosyncrasy hyphenation exception in effect for TUGboat
% manuscript hyphenation exception in effect for TUGboat
% preloaded hyphenation exception in effect for TB 8#3
% Yingyong Shuxue Jisuan \printhyphens can't handle phrases (spaces)
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
\head * The List\Dash English words *
\begingroup
%\ninepoint
\eightpoint
\3 academy(ies) acad-e-m y ies
\1 accusative ac-cu-sa-tive % 2000/10, Scott Horne, 1993
\1 acronym acro-nym % 2005/08, kb list
\5 acrylamide acryl-amide s % 2002/07, bnb, Science News
\1 acrylaldehyde acryl-alde-hyde % 2002/07, bnb, Science News
\NewWordtrue
\3 acupuncture(ist) acu-punc-tur e -ist % 2005/09; Scott Horne, 1993
\1 addable add-a-ble
\1 addible add-i-ble
\1 adrenaline adren-a-line
\1 aerospace aero-space
\5 afterthought af-ter-thought s
\5 agronomist agron-o-mist s
\1 algebraically al-ge-bra-i-cal-ly % 2001/01; S. Levy, 1993/09
\5 amphetamine am-phet-a-mine s
\2 analyse(d) an-a-lyse d
\1 analyses analy-ses\thinspace*
\NewWordtrue
\5 aneurysm an-eu-rysm s % 2007/11, Fred Nugen
\NewWordtrue
\1 aneurysmal an-eu-rys-mal % 2007/11, Fred Nugen
\1 anisotropic an-iso-trop-ic % 2001/01; S. Radford, 1993/02
\1 anisotropically an-iso-trop-i-cal-ly % 2001/01; S. Radford, 1993/02
\1 anisotropism an-isot-ro-pism % 2001/01; S. Radford, 1993/02
\1 anisotropy an-isot-ropy % 2001/01; S. Radford, 1993/02
\3 anomaly(ies) anom-al y ies
\5 antiderivative anti-deriv-a-tive s
\1 antiholomorphic anti-holo-mor-phic % 2003/08; bnb, GSM/Landsberg
\3 antinomy(ies) an-tin-o-m y ies
\1 antinuclear anti-nu-clear
\1 antinucleon anti-nu-cle-on
\1 antirevolutionary anti-rev-o-lu-tion-ary
\1 apotheoses apoth-e-o-ses
\1 apotheosis apoth-e-o-sis
\1 appendix ap-pen-dix
\1 archimedean ar-chi-me-dean % 2001/01; S. Levy, 1993/09
\1 archipelago ar-chi-pel-ago % changed 1999/09/15 from arch-i-
\1 archipelago ar-chi-pel-a-gos
\5 archive ar-chive s % 1999/03
\1 archiving ar-chiv-ing % 1999/03
\5 archivist ar-chiv-ist s % 1999/03
\1 archetypal ar-che-typ-al
\1 archetypical ar-che-typ-i-cal
\5 arctangent arc-tan-gent s
\tabalign &\null\quad (better: arc\,tangent)\cr
\1 assignable as-sign-a-ble
\5 assignor as-sign-or s
\3 assistant(ce) as-sist-an t ce % 2008/05, bnb
\5 assistantship as-sist-ant-ship s
\1 asymptomatic asymp-to-matic
\1 asymptotic as-ymp-tot-ic
\1 asynchronous asyn-chro-nous
\1 atherosclerosis ath-er-o-scle-ro-sis
\5 atmosphere at-mos-phere s
\1 attribute at-tri-bute % 2008/05, bnb
\1 attributed at-trib-uted
\1 attributable at-trib-ut-able
\1 automation au-to-ma-tion % 1999/03
\3 automaton(a) au-tom-a-t on a % 1999/03
\1 autonumbering auto-num-ber-ing % 2005/03, Yannis
\1 autonomous au-ton-o-mous % 2005/03, bnb
\1 autorounding auto-round-ing % 2003/12, bnb
\1 avoirdupois av-oir-du-pois
%\1 awoken awok-en
\5 bandleader band-leader s
\2 bankrupt(cy,-cies) bank-rupt -cy,-cies
\1 baronies bar-onies
\1 baselineskip {\tt\bs base-line-skip}
\1 bathymetry ba-thym-e-try
\1 bathyscaphe bathy-scaphe
\1 beanies bean-ies
\5 behaviour be-hav-iour s
\1 bevies bevies
\1 bibliographystyle {\tt\bs bib-li-og-ra-phy-style}
\1 bidifferential bi-dif-fer-en-tial
\1 biggest big-gest
\1 billable bill-able
\1 biomathematics bio-math-e-mat-ics
\1 biomedical bio-med-i-cal % 2003/09, bnb, a&gf
\1 biomedicine bio-med-i-cine
\1 biorhythms bio-rhythms
\5 bitmap bit-map s
\1 blander bland-er
\1 blandest bland-est
\1 blinder blind-er
\1 blondes blondes
\5 blueprint blue-print s
\1 bolometer bo-lom-e-ter
\5 bookseller book-sell-er s % 2003/06, bnb
\5 boolean bool-ean s % 2005/08, kb list
\1 bornological bor-no-log-i-cal
\1 botulism bot-u-lism
\1 brusquer brusquer
\5 buffer buf-fer s % 2005/08, kb list
\1 busier busier
\1 busiest busiest
\1 bussing bussing
\1 butted butted
\5 buzzword buzz-word s
\3 cacophony(ies) ca-coph-o-n y ies
\5 caller call-er s % 2003/06, bnb
\1 cameramen cam-era-men
\5 cartwheel cart-wheel s
\1 catarrhs ca-tarrhs
\1 catastrophic cat-a-stroph-ic
\1 catastrophically cat-a-stroph-i-cally
\5 catenoid cat-e-noid s % 2001/01; S. Levy, 1993/09
\1 cauliflower cau-li-flow-er
\1 chaparral chap-ar-ral
\1 chartreuse char-treuse
\6 chemotherapy chemo-ther-a py -pies % 2001/01
\5 chloromethane chloro-meth-ane s % 2005/01, Donald Arseneau
\1 cholesteric cho-les-teric
\5 cigarette cig-a-rette s
\1 cinquefoil cinque-foil
\1 coassociative co-asso-cia-tive % 2003/08; bnb, GSM/Landsberg
\1 cognac co-gnac
\1 cognacs co-gnacs
\5 cokernel co-ker-nel s % 2001/11; R. Sizer
\1 collineation col-lin-ea-tion % 2001/01; S. Levy, 1993/09
\1 columns col-umns % 1999/03
%% comparand not in webster's 3rd; split by analogy to "operand"
\1 comparand com-par-and
\1 comparands com-par-ands
\1 compendium com-pen-dium % 1999/03
\1 componentwise com-po-nent-wise % 2001/06; G. Gratzer
\5 comptroller comp-trol-ler s
\NewWordtrue
\1 computable com-put-able % 2006/03; bnb, AMS Notices
\1 computability com-put-abil-ity % 2006/03; bnb, AMS Notices
\1 conformable con-form-able
\5 conformist con-form-ist s
\1 conformity con-form-ity
\5 congress con-gress es
\2 contribute(s,d) con-trib-ute s,d
\NewWordtrue
\1 copyrightable copy-right-able % 2007/03, John Harper
\2 corelation(s) co-re-la-tion s % 2004/04; bnb
\2 coreligionist(s) co-re-li-gion-ist s % 2004/04; bnb
\1 coreopsis co-re-op-sis % 2004/04; bnb
\2 corespondent(s) co-re-spon-dent s % 2004/04; bnb
\1 cosecant co-se-cant
\1 cotangent co-tan-gent
\1 courses cour-ses
\5 coworker co-work-er s % 2005/06, bnb
\1 crankcase crank-case % 2005/02, Flynn list
\1 crankshaft crank-shaft
\5 crocodile croc-o-dile s
\2 crosshatch(ed,ing) cross-hatch ed -ing
\1 crossover cross-over % 2000/10, Michael Doob
\2 cryptogram(s) cryp-to-gram s % 2000/10, Scott Horne, 1993
\2 cufflink(s) cuff-link s % 2004/05; John Harper
\1 cuneiform cu-nei-form % 2000/09
\1 customizable cus-tom-iz-a-ble % 2005/06, bnb
\2 customize(s,d) cus-tom-ize s,d % 2005/06, bnb
\1 dachshund dachs-hund
\3 damselfly(ies) dam-sel-fl y ies % 2003/06, bnb, Natl Geographic
\3 dactylogram(aph) dactyl-o-gr am aph % 2002/07, bnb, Science News
\5 database data-base s
\5 datapath data-path s
\5 datestamp date-stamp s % 1999/03
\NewWordtrue
\2 deallocate(s,d) de-allo-cate s,d % 2007/04, John Harper
\NewWordtrue
\5 deallocation de-allo-ca-tion s % 2008/05, bnb
\1 declarable de-clar-able
\1 definitive de-fin-i-tive
\1 delectable de-lec-ta-ble
\5 demisemiquaver demi-semi-qua-ver s % 2000/09
\1 democratism de-moc-ra-tism
\1 demos demos
\NewWordtrue
\5 derivation der-i-va-tion s % 2007/11, Fred Nugen
\NewWordtrue
\1 derivational der-i-va-tion-al % 2007/11, Fred Nugen
\5 derivative de-riv-a-tive s
\5 dialectic dia-lec-tic s % 2001/01
\5 dialectician dia-lec-ti-cian s % 2001/01
\1 dichloromethane di-chloro-meth-ane % 2005/01, Donald Arseneau
\5 diffract dif-fract s
\5 diffraction dif-frac-tion s % 2003/04
\1 direr direr
\1 direness dire-ness
%% disparand not in webster's 3rd; split by analogy to "operand"
\5 disparand dis-par-and s
\1 distraughtly dis-traught-ly
\2 distribute(s,d) dis-trib-ute s,d
\3 doublespace(ing) dou-ble-spac e -ing
\1 dollish doll-ish
\1 driftage drift-age
\1 drivers driv-ers % 1999/03
\3 dromedary(ies) drom-e-dar y ies
\5 duopolist du-op-o-list s
\1 duopoly du-op-oly
\1 dyslexia dys-lexia % 2000/10, Scott Horne, 1993
\1 dyslectic dys-lec-tic % 2001/01
\1 eastenders east-end-ers
\1 economics eco-nom-ics
\5 economist econ-o-mist s
\2 eigenclass(es) ei-gen-class es % 2001/01; S. Levy, 1993/09
\2 eigenvalue(s) ei-gen-val-ue s % 2001/01; S. Levy, 1993/09
\1 electromechanical electro-mechan-i-cal
\1 electromechanoacoustic electro-mechano-acoustic
\5 elitist elit-ist s
\2 entrepreneur(ial) en-tre-pre-neur -ial
\1 epinephrine ep-i-neph-rine
\3 equivariant(ce) equi-vari-an t ce
\NewWordtrue
\5 essence es-sence s % 2007/09, bnb; stml/iosevich
\1 ethane eth-ane % 2005/01, Donald Arseneau
\1 ethylene eth-yl-ene
\1 eversible ever-si-ble
\2 evert(s,ed,ing) evert s,-ed,-ing
\1 exquisite ex-quis-ite
\1 extraordinary ex-tra-or-di-nary
\1 falling fall-ing % 2003/06, bnb
\1 fermions fermi-ons
\NewWordtrue
\5 figurine figu-rine s % 2007/05, Nelson Beebe
\1 finitely fi-nite-ly % 2001/01; S. Levy, 1993/09
\3 flagellum(la) fla-gel -lum -la
\1 flammables flam-ma-bles
\1 fledgling fledg-ling
\5 flowchart flow-chart s
\1 fluorocarbon fluoro-car-bon % 2005/01, Donald Arseneau
%\1 folksinger folk-singer
\3 formidable(y) for-mi-da-bl e y
\1 forsythia for-syth-ia
\1 forthright forth-right
\5 freeloader free-loader s
\1 friendlier friend-lier
\6 frivolity fri-vol-i ty -ties
\1 frivolous friv-o-lous
\1 galactic ga-lac-tic
\3 galaxy(ies) gal-ax y -ies
\1 gasometer gas-om-e-ter
\1 geodesic ge-o-des-ic
\1 geodetic ge-o-det-ic
\5 geometric geo-met-ric s
\1 geostrophic ge-o-strophic % 2003/04
\1 geothermal geo-ther-mal % 2005/03, bnb
\1 geotropism ge-ot-ro-pism
\5 gnomon gno-mon s
\5 granduncle grand-uncle s % 2004/03, bnb
\5 grievance griev-ance s
\2 grievous(ly) griev-ous -ly
\5 hairstyle hair-style s
\5 hairstylist hair-styl-ist s
\5 halfspace half-space s % 1999/03
\1 halfway half-way % 2002/09, A. Perlis
\5 harbinger har-bin-ger s
\5 harlequin har-le-quin s
\1 hatcheries hatch-eries
\5 hemidemisemiquaver hemi-demi-semi-qua-ver s % 2000/09
\1 hemoglobin he-mo-glo-bin
\1 hemophilia he-mo-phil-ia
\5 hemophiliac he-mo-phil-iac s % 2003/04
\1 hemorheology hemo-rhe-ol-ogy
\1 hepatic he-pat-ic
\NewWordtrue
\1 hepatica he-pat-ica % 2008/05, bnb
\3 hermaphrodite(ic) her-maph-ro-dit e -ic
\1 heroes he-roes
\1 hexadecimal hexa-dec-i-mal
\1 holonomy ho-lo-no-my
\3 homeomorphic(sm) ho-meo-mor-phi c sm % 2001/01; S. Levy, 1993/09
\NewWordtrue
\5 homeostatic ho-meo-stat-ic s % 2007/11, Fred Nugen
\NewWordtrue
\1 homeostasis ho-meo-sta-sis % 2007/11, Fred Nugen
\1 homothetic ho-mo-thetic
\1 horseradish horse-rad-ish
\5 hotbed hot-bed s % 2003/04, bnb
\1 hydrothermal hy-dro-ther-mal % 2005/03, bnb
\1 hypothalamus hy-po-thal-a-mus
\1 ideals ideals
\1 ideographs ideo-graphs
%%% bb -- check this one
\6 idiosyncrasy idio-syn-cra sy -sies
\3 idiosyncratic(ally) idio-syn-crat ic -i-cal-ly
\5 igniter ig-nit-er s
\1 ignitor ig-ni-tor
\1 ignorespaces {\tt\bs ignore-spaces}
\5 impedance im-ped-ance s
\1 indubitable in-du-bi-ta-ble % 2002/08, bnb
\1 infinitely in-fin-ite-ly
\1 infinitesimal in-fin-i-tes-i-mal
\5 infrastructure in-fra-struc-ture s
\5 installers in-stall-er s % 2003/06, bnb
\1 integrity in-teg-rity % 2005/11, bnb
\1 interdisciplinary in-ter-dis-ci-pli-nary
\1 intergalactic in-ter-ga-lac-tic
\1 inutile in-utile
\1 inutility in-util-i-ty
%\1 irreducible ir-re-duc-ible % 1999/10, G. Gratzer
\3 irreducible(y) ir-re-duc-ibl e y % 1999/10, G. Gratzer
\1 irrevocable ir-rev-o-ca-ble
\NewWordtrue
\5 isogeometric iso-geo-met-ric s % 2007/11; Fred Nugen
\NewWordtrue
\1 isothermal iso-ther-mal % 2008/05, bnb
\1 isotropy isot-ropy % 2001/01; S. Radford, 1993/02
\1 isotropic iso-trop-ic % 2001/01; S. Radford, 1993/02
\3 itinerary(ies) itin-er-ar y -ies
\1 jeremiads je-re-mi-ads
\5 keynote key-note s % 2005/04; kb list
\5 keystroke key-stroke s
\1 kilning kiln-ing
\1 laciest lac-i-est
\1 lamentable lam-en-ta-ble
\5 landscaper land-scap-er s
\3 larceny(ist) lar-ce-n y -ist
\5 leafhopper leaf-hop-per s % 2001/01, bnb, "life in amber"
\1 letterspacing let-ter-spac-ing
\5 lifespan life-span s
\5 lifestyle life-style s % 1999/03
\1 lightweight light-weight
\1 limousines lim-ou-sines
\1 linebacker line-backer
\1 linespacing {\tt\bs line-spacing}
\1 lioness li-on-ess % 1999/03
\1 lithographed lith-o-graphed
\1 lithographs lith-o-graphs
\3 lobotomy(ize) lo-bot-om y -ize
\1 loges loges
\1 longest long-est
\1 loquacity lo-quac-ity % 1999/03
\1 lovestruck love-struck % 2003/04, R.A.Reese
\5 macroeconomic macro-eco-nomic s
\NewWordtrue
\1 makeindex make-in-dex % 2007/10, bnb
\5 malapropism mal-a-prop-ism s
\1 manslaughter man-slaugh-ter % 2005/06, bnb
\tabalign {\tt manuscript} & man-u-script \cr
\1 marginal mar-gin-al
\5 mathematician math-e-ma-ti-cian s
\1 mattes mattes
\1 medicaid med-ic-aid
\1 mediocre medi-ocre
\1 mediocrities medi-oc-ri-ties
\5 megalith mega-lith s
\1 metabolic meta-bol-ic
\5 metabolism me-tab-o-lism s
\5 metabolite me-tab-o-lite s
\5 metalanguage meta-lan-guage s
\1 metaphoric meta-phor-ic % 1999/03
\1 methane meth-ane % 2005/01, Donald Arseneau
\2 metropolis(es) me-trop-o-lis es
\5 metropolitan met-ro-pol-i-tan s
\5 microeconomic micro-eco-nomic s
\5 microfiche mi-cro-fiche s
\5 microorganism micro-organ-ism s % 2001/01
\1 millage mill-age
\1 milliliter mil-li-liter
\1 mimeographed mimeo-graphed
\1 mimeographs mimeo-graphs
\1 mimicries mim-ic-ries
\1 minis min-is
\3 minisymposium(a) mini-sym-po-si um a
\3 minuter(est) mi-nut -er -est
\1 mischievously mis-chie-vous-ly
\1 misers mi-sers
\1 misogamy mi-sog-a-my
\NewWordtrue
\5 mnemonic mne-mon-ic s % 2007/08, Karl Berry
\1 modelling mod-el-ling
\5 molecule mol-e-cule s
\1 monarchs mon-archs
\5 moneylender money-len-der s
\1 monochrome mono-chrome
\1 monoenergetic mono-en-er-getic
\1 monoid mon-oid
\NewWordtrue
\5 monophthong mon-oph-thong s % 2006/05, John Harper
\5 monopole mono-pole s
\1 monopoly mo-nop-oly
\NewWordtrue
\5 monospace mono-space d % 2007/10, bnb, EuroTeX '07
\5 monospline mono-spline s
\1 monostrofic mono-strofic
\1 monotonies mo-not-o-nies
\1 monotonous mo-not-o-nous
\1 moronism mo-ron-ism
\5 mosquito mos-qui-to s,es
\5 mudroom mud-room s
\1 multifaceted mul-ti-fac-eted
\3 multiplicable(y) mul-ti-plic-abl e y
\1 multiuser multi-user\quad (better
\tabalign &\null\quad with explicit hyphen)\cr
\NewWordtrue
\5 namespace name-space s % 2007/09, K. Berry
\1 neofields neo-fields
\5 neonazi neo-nazi s
\1 nephews neph-ews % 2003/12, bnb
\3 nephrite(ic) neph-rit e ic % 2003/12, bnb
\1 newest new-est % 2001/12, bnb, 21#4
\5 newsletter news-let-ter s
\1 nilpotent nil-po-tent % 2007/03, bnb
\1 nitromethane nitro-meth-ane % 2005/01, Donald Arseneau
\1 noname no-name
\1 nonarithmetic non-ar-ith-met-ic % 2001/01; S. Levy, 1993/09
\1 nonemergency non-emer-gency
\1 nonequivariance non-equi-vari-ance
\1 nonetheless none-the-less % 1999/03
\1 noneuclidean non-euclid-ean
\1 nonisomorphic non-iso-mor-phic
\1 nonpseudocompact non-pseudo-com-pact
\1 nonsmooth non-smooth
\2 nonuniform(ly) non-uni-form -ly
\1 norepinephrine nor-ep-i-neph-rine
\1 notwithstanding not-with-stand-ing % 1999/03
\5 nucleotide nu-cleo-tide s % 2002/08; treasure chest
\5 nutcracker nut-crack-er s
\1 oersteds oer-steds
\1 offline off-line % 2005/04; kb list
\2 offload(s,ed) off-load s,ed % 2005/08, bnb
\5 oligopolist oli-gop-o-list s
\3 oligopoly(ies) oli-gop-ol y -ies
\NewWordtrue
\3 omnipresent(ce) om-ni-pres-en t ce % 2007/06, bnb, Zapf in tb89
\2 operand(s) op-er-and s
\5 orangutan orang-utan s
\5 orthodontist or-tho-don-tist s
\1 orthokeratology or-tho-ker-a-tol-ogy
\1 orthonitrotoluene ortho-nitro-toluene
\tabalign &\null\quad (or-tho-ni-tro-tol-u-ene)\cr
\5 overview over-view s
\1 oxidic ox-id-ic
\1 padding pad-ding
\1 painlessly pain-less-ly
\5 palette pal-ette s % 2005/06, bnb
%\1 palmate palmate
\1 parabola pa-rab-ola
\1 parabolic par-a-bol-ic
\1 paraboloid pa-rab-o-loid
\5 paradigm par-a-digm s
\5 parachute para-chute s
\1 paradimethylbenzene para-di-methyl-benzene
\tabalign &\null\quad (para-di-meth-yl-ben-zene)\cr
\1 parafluorotoluene para-fluoro-toluene
\tabalign &\null\quad (para-flu-o-ro-tol-u-ene)\cr
\1 paragrapher para-graph-er
\1 paralegal para-le-gal
\1 parallelism par-al-lel-ism
\1 paramagnetism para-mag-net-ism
\1 paramedic para-medic
\1 paramethylanisole para-methyl-anisole
\tabalign &\null\quad (para-meth-yl-an-is-ole)\cr
\1 parametrize pa-ram-e-trize
\1 paramilitary para-mil-i-tary
\1 paramount para-mount
\1 pathogenic path-o-gen-ic
\2 peevish(ness) peev-ish -ness
\5 pentagon pen-ta-gon s
\1 petroleum pe-tro-le-um
\NewWordtrue
\1 phenolphthalein phe-nol-phthalein % 2006/05, John Harper
\1 phenomenon phe-nom-e-non
\1 phenylalanine phenyl-ala-nine % 2002/07, bnb, Science News
\5 philatelist phi-lat-e-list s
\5 phoneme pho-neme s % 1999/03
\1 phonemic pho-ne-mic
\1 phosphoric phos-phor-ic
\1 photographs pho-to-graphs % 1999/03
\1 photooffset pho-to-off-set % 2002/09, M. Brady, typo-l
\NewWordtrue
\1 phthalamic phtha-lam-ic % 2006/05, John Harper
\NewWordtrue
\1 phthalate phthal-ate % 2006/05, John Harper
\NewWordtrue
\1 phthisis phthi-sis % 2006/05, John Harper
\5 picador pic-a-dor s
\2 pipeline(s) pipe-line s % 2001/01, from N. Beebe, 1993/01
\1 pipelining pipe-lin-ing % 2005/04; kb list
\1 piranhas pi-ra-nhas
\1 placable placa-ble
\5 planthopper plant-hop-per s % 2001/01, bnb, "life in amber"
\1 pleasance pleas-ance
\5 plugin plug-in s % 2001/06, M. Vulis paper, 21#3
\1 poltergeist pol-ter-geist
\NewWordtrue
\2 polyandr(y,ous) poly-an-dr y ous % 2007/10, bnb
\NewWordtrue
\2 polydactyl(lic) poly-dac-tyl -lic % 2007/10, bnb
\1 polyene poly-ene
\1 polyethylene poly-eth-yl-ene
\5 polygamist po-lyg-a-mist s
\1 polygonization polyg-on-i-za-tion
\NewWordtrue
\2 polygyn(y,ous) po-lyg-y-n y ous % 2007/10, bnb
\NewWordtrue
\5 polyp pol-yp s
\2 polyphon(y,ous) po-lyph-o-n y ous
\NewWordtrue
\1 polyphonic poly-phon-ic % 2007/10, bnb
\1 polystyrene poly-styrene
\1 pomegranate pome-gran-ate
\1 poroelastic poro-elas-tic
\1 porous por-ous
\1 portable por-ta-ble % 2002/07, A. Lewenberg, 22#1
\5 postamble post-am-ble s
\1 posthumous post-hu-mous % 2001/09, bnb
\5 postscript post-script s
\1 postural pos-tur-al
\5 preamble pre-am-ble s
\tabalign {\tt preloaded} & pre-loaded \cr
\1 preparing pre-par-ing
\2 preprint(s) pre-print s
\5 preprocessor pre-proces-sor s
\NewWordtrue
\1 presently pres-ent-ly % 2007/06, bnb
\1 presplitting {\tt\bs pre-split-ting}
\2 prewrap(ped) pre-wrap ped % 2004/04, bnb (TUG 2004)
\1 priestesses priest-esses
\3 prettyprinter(ing) pret-ty-prin-t er ing
\1 procedural pro-ce-dur-al
\1 process process\thinspace*
\1 procurance pro-cur-ance
\1 progenies prog-e-nies
\1 progeny prog-e-ny
\1 programmable pro-gram-mable % 2005/08, kb list
\1 prominent prom-i-nent % 2005/06, bnb
\1 promiscuous pro-mis-cu-ous % 2005/06, bnb
\1 promissory prom-is-sory % 2005/06, bnb
\5 promise prom-ise s % 2005/06, bnb
\5 propeller pro-pel-ler s % 2003/06, bnb
\1 propelling pro-pel-ling % 2003/06, bnb
\2 prohibitive(ly) pro-hib-i-tive -ly
\1 prosciutto pro-sciut-to
\2 protester(s) pro-test-er s
\2 protestor(s) pro-tes-tor s
\1 protolanguage pro-to-lan-guage % 1999/03
\1 prototypal pro-to-typ-al
\2 province(s) prov-ince s % 2000/10, Scott Horne, 1993
\1 provincial pro-vin-cial % 2000/10, Scott Horne, 1993
\1 prowess prow-ess % 2005/08, bnb, The Economist
\1 pseudodifferential pseu-do-dif-fer-en-tial
\tabalign {} &\null\quad (or \ pseudo-{}) \cr
\1 pseudofinite pseu-do-fi-nite
\1 pseudofinitely pseu-do-fi-nite-ly
\1 pseudoforces pseu-do-forces
\1 pseudographer pseu-dog-ra-pher % 2001/01
\5 pseudogroup pseu-do-group s % 2001/01; S. Levy, 1993/09
\5 pseudonym pseu-do-nym s
\5 pseudoword pseu-do-word s
\1 psychedelic psy-che-del-ic
\1 psychs psychs
\1 pubescence pu-bes-cence
\1 quadding quad-ding
\2 quadratic(s) qua-drat-ic s
\1 quadrature quad-ra-ture
\1 quadriplegic quad-ri-pleg-ic
\3 quainter(est) quaint -er -est
\5 quasiequivalence qua-si-equiv-a-lence s
\tabalign {} &\null\quad (or \ quasi-{}) \cr
\1 quasiequivalent qua-si-equiv-a-lent % 2003/04, bnb
\1 quasihyponormal qua-si-hy-po-nor-mal
\1 quasiradical qua-si-rad-i-cal
\1 quasiresidual qua-si-resid-ual
\1 quasismooth qua-si-smooth
\1 quasistationary qua-si-sta-tion-ary
\1 quasitopos qua-si-topos
\1 quasitriangular qua-si-tri-an-gu-lar
\1 quasitrivial qua-si-triv-ial % 2004/07, bnb
\5 quintessence quin-tes-sence s
\1 quintessential quin-tes-sen-tial
\1 rabbitry rab-bit-ry
\1 radiography ra-di-og-ra-phy
\2 raffish(ly) raff-ish -ly
\1 ramshackle ram-shackle
\1 ravenous rav-en-ous
\NewWordtrue
\2 reallocate(s,d) re-allo-cate s,d % 2007/04, John Harper
\NewWordtrue
\2 rearrange(s,d) re-arrange s,d % 2007/10, dek
\5 rearrangement re-arrange-ment s
\1 reciprocities rec-i-proc-i-ties
\1 reciprocity rec-i-proc-i-ty
\5 rectangle rec-tan-gle s
\1 rectangular rec-tan-gu-lar
\2 redirect(ion) re-di-rect -ion % 2002/08, bnb
%\NewWordtrue % okay per Webster's III
%\1 reducible re-du-cible % 1999/10, G. Gratzer, re-duc-ible
\1 reecho re-echo
\2 rephrase(s,d) re-phrase s,d % 2005/02, Flynn list
\5 reposition re-po-si-tion s % 2002/08, bnb
\2 reprint(s) re-print s
\1 restorable re-stor-able
%\1 retributions ret-ri-bu-tions
\2 retrofit(ted) retro-fit -ted
\1 reusable re-us-able % 2000/10, Gostanza, TUG 2000
\1 reuse re-use % 2000/10
\1 rewire re-wire % 2002/08, bnb
\2 rewrap(ped) re-wrap ped % 2004/04, bnb (TUG 2004)
\1 rewrite re-write % 2002/08, bnb (Walden)
\1 rhinoceros rhi-noc-er-os
\2 righteous(ness) right-eous -ness
\5 ringleader ring-leader s
\5 robot ro-bot s
\6 robotic ro-bot ic -ics
\5 roundtable round-table s
\1 salesclerk sales-clerk
\1 salesclerks sales-clerks
\3 saleswoman(en) sales-wom an en
\1 salmonella sal-mo-nel-la
\1 saltation sal-ta-tion % 2000/10
\1 sarsaparilla sar-sa-par-il-la
\1 sauerkraut sauer-kraut
\1 scatological scat-o-log-i-cal
\1 scheduling sched-ul-ing
\1 schizophrenic schiz-o-phrenic
\1 schnauzer schnau-zer
\2 schoolchild(ren) school-child -ren
\6 schoolteacher school-teach er -ers
\1 scrutiny scru-ti-ny % 2001/01; S. Levy, 1993/09
\1 scything scyth-ing
\5 seller sell-er s % 2003/06, bnb
\5 secretariat sec-re-tar-iat s
\5 semaphore sem-a-phore s
\1 semester se-mes-ter
\1 semidefinite semi-def-i-nite
\1 semidirect semi-di-rect % 2000/09
\1 semihomothetic semi-ho-mo-thet-ic
\5 semiring semi-ring s
\1 semisimple semi-sim-ple % 2000/09, M. Doob
\1 semiskilled semi-skilled
\1 semitic sem-itic % 2005/09, Ron Whitney, 1990
\NewWordtrue
\5 sergeant ser-geant s % 2005/09, Scott Horne, 1993
\1 seroepidemiological sero-epi-de-mi-o-log-i-cal
\NewWordtrue
\1 servomechanical ser-vo-me-chan-i-cal % 2005/09
\5 servomechanism ser-vo-mech-a-nism s
\1 sesquipedalian ses-qui-pe-da-lian % 2000/09
\1 setup set-up
\1 setups set-ups
\1 severely se-vere-ly
\1 shapeable shape-able
\5 shoestring shoe-string s
\5 sidestep side-step s
\1 sideswipe side-swipe
\5 skyscraper sky-scraper s
\5 smokestack smoke-stack s
\1 snorkeling snor-kel-ing
\5 solenoid so-le-noid s
\2 solute(s) solute s
\5 sovereign sov-er-eign s
\1 spaces spa-ces
\1 specious spe-cious
\5 speller spell-er s % 2003/06, bnb
\1 spelling spell-ing % 2003/06, bnb
\1 spelunker spe-lunk-er
\1 spendthrift spend-thrift
\5 spheroid spher-oid s
\1 spheroidal spher-oid-al
\1 sphinges sphin-ges
\1 spicily spic-i-ly
\5 spinors spin-or s
\3 spokeswoman(en) spokes-wom an en
\2 sportscast(er) sports-cast -er
\1 sportively spor-tive-ly
\1 sportswear sports-wear
\5 sportswriter sports-writer s
\1 sprightlier spright-lier
\1 squeamish squea-mish
\1 standalone stand-alone
\2 startling(ly) star-tling -ly
\1 statistics sta-tis-tics
\1 stealthily stealth-ily
\1 steeplechase steeple-chase
\1 stereographic stereo-graph-ic % 2001/01; S. Levy, 1993/09
\1 stochastic sto-chas-tic
\1 strangeness strange-ness
\1 straphanger strap-hanger % 2000/10
\5 stratagem strat-a-gem s
\1 stretchier stretch-i-er
\1 striptease strip-tease % 2005/02, Flynn list
\1 strongest strong-est
\1 stronghold strong-hold
\3 stupider(est) stu-pid -er -est
\1 subdifferential sub-dif-fer-en-tial % 2000/02, M. Doob
\5 subexpression sub-ex-pres-sion s % 2005/08, kb list
\5 subscriber sub-scrib-er s
\1 summable sum-ma-ble
\1 superego super-ego
\1 superegos super-egos
\5 supremacist su-prem-a-cist s
\1 surveillance sur-veil-lance
\1 swimmingly swim-ming-ly
\1 symptomatic symp-to-matic
\1 synchromesh syn-chro-mesh
\1 synchronous syn-chro-nous
\1 synchrotron syn-chro-tron
\1 taffrail taff-rail % 2004/05; bnb
\1 talkative talk-a-tive
\3 tapestry(ies) ta-pes-tr y ies
\5 tarpaulin tar-pau-lin s
\5 telegrapher te-leg-ra-pher s
\5 telekinetic tele-ki-net-ic s
\1 telerobotics tele-ro-bot-ics
\5 teller tell-er s % 2003/06, bnb
\1 temporarily tem-po-rar-ily % 1999/03
\1 tenure ten-ure
\1 testbed test-bed
\NewWordtrue
\1 textheight {\tt\bs text-height} % 2008/05, bnb
\NewWordtrue
\1 textlength {\tt\bs text-length} % 2007/05, bnb
\1 textwidth {\tt\bs text-width}
\1 thalamus thal-a-mus
\1 thermoelastic ther-mo-elas-tic
\5 timestamp time-stamp s
\5 toolkit tool-kit s
\1 topographical topo-graph-i-cal
\1 toques toques
\1 traitorous trai-tor-ous
\5 transceiver trans-ceiver s
\1 transgress trans-gress
\2 transversal(s) trans-ver-sal s
\5 transvestite trans-ves-tite s
\1 traversable tra-vers-a-ble
\2 traversal(s) tra-ver-sal s
\1 triethylamine tri-ethyl-amine % 2005/01, Donald Arseneau
\1 treacheries treach-eries
\NewWordtrue
\1 tribesman tribes-man % 2005/09, Scott Horne, 1993
\1 troubadour trou-ba-dour
\5 turkey tur-key s
\5 turnaround turn-around s
\1 typal typ-al
\1 unattached un-at-tached
\1 unerringly un-err-ing-ly
\3 unfriendly(ier) un-friend-l y i-er
\1 vaguer vaguer
\1 vaudeville vaude-ville
\1 vicars vic-ars
\1 villainess vil-lain-ess
\2 visual(ly) vis-ual -ly % 2005/08, kb list
\1 viviparous vi-vip-a-rous
\1 voiceprint voice-print
\1 vspace {\tt\bs vspace}
\1 wadding wad-ding
\6 wallflower wall-flow er -ers
\1 warmest warm-est % 2001/12, bnb, 21#4
\1 wastewater waste-water
\5 waveguide wave-guide s
\2 wavelet(s) wave-let s
\1 weblike web-like
\5 weeknight week-night s
\5 wheelchair wheel-chair s
\1 whichever which-ever
\1 whitesided white-sided
\5 whitespace white-space s
\1 widespread wide-spread
\5 wingspan wing-span s % 2003/04, bnb
\1 wingspread wing-spread
\1 witchcraft witch-craft
\1 wordspacing word-spac-ing
\5 workaround work-around s % 2002/07, K. Skoupy, 23#1
\5 workhorse work-horse s
\1 wraparound wrap-around
\2 wretched(ly) wretch-ed -ly
\1 yesteryear yes-ter-year
\endgraf
\endgroup
%\head * Names and non-English words \\ used in English text *
\head * Names and non-English words \break used in English text *
\begingroup
%\ninepoint
\eightpoint
\1 algebraische al-ge-brai-sche
\1 Allegheny Al-le-ghe-ny
\1 Arkansas Ar-kan-sas
\5 ATPase ATP-ase s % 2005/02; Engelbert Buxbaum
\1 Australasian Aus-tral-asian
\1 automatisierter auto-ma-ti-sier-ter
\1 Bedienung Be-die-nung
\1 Bembo Bembo % 1999/09/09
\1 bibliographische bi-blio-gra-phi-sche
\1 Boston Bos-ton
\1 Brownian Brown-ian
\1 Brunswick Bruns-wick
\1 Budapest Bu-da-pest
\1 Caribbean Car-ib-bean
\1 Charleston Charles-ton
\1 Charlottesville Char-lottes-ville
\1 Columbia Co-lum-bia
\1 Czechoslovakia Czecho-slo-va-kia
\1 Delaware Del-a-ware % 2005/04; kb list
\1 Dijkstra Dijk-stra
\1 Duane Duane % 2005/04; kb list
\1 dynamische dy-na-mi-sche
\1 English Eng-lish
\1 Eulerian Euler-ian
\1 Evanston Evan-ston
\1 February Feb-ru-ary
\1 Festschrift Fest-schrift
\1 Florida Flor-i-da
\1 Floridian Flor-i-d-ian
\1 Forschungsinstitut For-schungs-in-sti-tut
\1 FreeBSD Free-BSD % 2005/06, bnb
\1 funktsional funk-tsional
\1 Gaussian Gauss-ian
\1 Ghostscript Ghost-script % 2003/09; bnb, tb75becc
\1 GhostView Ghost-View % 2003/09; bnb, tb75becc
\1 Grassmannian Grass-mann-ian % 2003/08; bnb, GSM/Landsberg
\1 Greifswald Greifs-wald
\1 Grothendieck Grothen-dieck
\1 Grundlehren Grund-leh-ren
\1 Hadamard Ha-da-mard % 2004/04; bnb, conm/Vogelius
\1 Haifa Hai-fa
\1 Hamiltonian Hamil-ton-ian
\1 Helsinki Hel-sinki
\1 Hermitian Her-mit-ian
\1 Hibbs Hibbs
\1 Hokkaido Hok-kai-do
\1 Jackowski Jac-kow-ski % 2004/05; TUG 2003 proceedings
\1 January Jan-u-ary
\1 Japanese Ja-pa-nese
\1 Kadomtsev Kad-om-tsev
\1 Kansas Kan-sas
\1 Karlsruhe Karls-ruhe
\1 Korteweg Kor-te-weg
\1 Krishna Krishna
\1 Krishnaism Krish-na-ism
\1 Krishnan Krish-nan % 2002/02, tran2986el
\1 Lancaster Lan-cas-ter
\1 Legendre Le-gendre
\1 Leicester Leices-ter
\2 Lipschitz(ian) Lip-schitz -ian
\1 Lojban Loj-ban % 2003/04, W. Lemberg (TB 23:1, p 46)
\1 Louisiana Lou-i-si-ana
\1 MacOS Mac-OS % 2005/06, bnb
\NewWordtrue
\1 Malayalam Ma-la-ya-lam % 2006/08, Alex A.J. (TB 27:1)
\1 Manchester Man-ches-ter
\1 Markovian Mar-kov-ian
\1 Marktoberdorf Markt-ober-dorf % 2001/02, W. Lemberg (TB 21:2, p 106)
\1 Massachusetts Mass-a-chu-setts
\1 Maxwell Max-well % 2003/11; bnb (TB78, Lawrence)
\1 Microsoft Mi-cro-soft % 2003/08; bnb (TUG 2003, Gray)
\1 Minneapolis Min-ne-ap-o-lis
\1 Minnesota Min-ne-sota
\NewWordtrue
\1 Montreal Mont-real % 2005/09; Scott Horne, 1993
\1 Moscow Mos-cow
\1 Nachrichten Nach-rich-ten
\1 Nashville Nash-ville
\1 NetBSD Net-BSD % 2005/06, bnb
\1 Netscape Net-scape % 2003/03; bnb
\1 Nijmegen Nij-me-gen
\1 Noetherian Noe-ther-ian
\1 Noordwijkerhout Noord-wijker-hout
\1 November No-vem-ber
\1 OpenBSD Open-BSD % 2005/06, bnb
\1 OpenOffice Open-Office % 2005/06, bnb
\1 Palatino Pala-tino % 2003/09; bnb, tb75becc
\1 Palermo Pa-ler-mo
\1 Petrovski\u\i{} Pe-trov-ski\u\i{} % 2002/07; R. Sizer
\1 Pfaffian Pfaff-ian % 2003/08; bnb, GSM/Landsberg
\1 Philadelphia Phil-a-del-phia
\1 philosophische phi-lo-so-phi-sche % 2003/03; bnb; update, 2005/09
\1 Poincare Poin-care
\1 Potentialgleichung Po-ten-tial-glei-chung
\NewWordtrue
\5 Presbyterian Pres-by-terian s % 2006/06; dek
\1 Radhakrishnan Ra-dha-krish-nan % 2003/04; W. Lemberg (TB 23:1, p 2)
\1 rathskeller raths-kel-ler
\1 Riemannian Rie-mann-ian
\1 Rydberg Ryd-berg
\1 schottische schot-ti-sche
\1 Schrodinger Schro-din-ger
\1 Schwabacher Schwa-ba-cher
\1 Schwarzschild Schwarz-schild
\1 September Sep-tem-ber
\1 Skoup\'y Skoup\'y % 2004/11; Karl Berry
\1 Stokessche Stokes-sche
\1 Stuttgart Stutt-gart
\1 Susquehanna Sus-que-han-na
\1 Tauberian Tau-ber-ian % 1999/03
\1 technische tech-ni-sche
\1 Tennessee Ten-nes-see
\1 Tomaszewski To-ma-szew-ski % 2004/05; TUG 2003 proceedings
\1 typographique ty-po-graphique % 1999/03
\1 Ukrainian Ukrain-ian
\1 verallgemeinerte ver-all-ge-mei-nerte
\1 Vereinigung Ver-ei-ni-gung
\1 Verteilungen Ver-tei-lun-gen
\NewWordtrue
\1 Vieth Vieth % 2007/08; bnb (TB 28:2, p.191)
\1 viiith viiith % 2001/11; R. Sizer
\1 viith viith % 2001/11; R. Sizer
\1 Wahrscheinlichkeitstheorie \llap{Wa}hr-schein-lich-keits-theo-rie
\1 Werner Wer-ner % 2004/09; W. Lemberg (TB 24:1, p 75)
\1 Wertherian Wer-ther-ian
\1 Winchester Win-ches-ter
\1 Wirtschaft Wirt-schaft % 2000/10
\1 wissenschaftlich wis-sen-schaft-lich
\1 xviiith xviiith % 2001/11; R. Sizer
\1 xviith xviith % 2001/11; R. Sizer
\1 xxiiird xxiiird % 2001/11; R. Sizer
\1 xxiind xxiind % 2001/11; R. Sizer
\tabalign \rlap{\tt Yingy-ong Shuxue Jisuan}&Ying-yong Shu-xue Ji-suan\cr
\1 Zealand Zea-land
\1 Zeitschrift Zeit-schrift
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