hyphenation
hahy fuh nay shuhn
- n division of a word especially at the end of a line on a page
- n connecting syllables and words by hyphens
- Aesthetics often dictates against hyphenation.
- Emanuel Julius or Haldeman-Julius, the hyphenation he assumed after marrying Anna Marcet Haldemansold more than 300 million copies of his Little Blue Books, mostly for a .
- The soft sign following sibilants at the end of words will disappear, as did the hard sign following consonants, and 16 rules of hyphenation are to be reduced to one.