Hungarian hyphenation (OT)

From: Gary P. Grosso (ggrosso@arbortext.com)
Date: Tue Oct 28 2003 - 12:20:21 CST

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Hi,

This is rather off the topic of Unicode, for which I apologize.
Please feel free to read no further.

I have a sample of Hungarian hyphenation at

http://aapro.net/test/huhyph.pdf

I welcome comment from anyone with a knowledge of Hungarian.
I don't even know what are digraphs and diphthongs, etc.,
though I would be interested to know if someone knows of
references (preferably online).

For example, is:

le-e-resz-ke-dett

valid?

Of prime concern are inappropriate hyphenation points. Missed
hyphenation points are not much of a concern.

It would probably be most appropriate to reply off-list. Anyone
interested in hearing replies may let me know and I will forward.

Thanks,
Gary

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Gary Grosso
Arbortext, Inc.
Ann Arbor, MI, USA

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