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%       TUGboat 23:3/4 (2002), 26:1 (2005), and 29:2 (2008).
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%%%	Note -- With the addition of Skoup\'y, a note should be added
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%%%		hyphenation patterns other than the Plain set
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\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|.


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%	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 &#2\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)

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\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
\endgraf
\endgroup

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