: Hyphenation of compound words When a compound word is hyphenated, should a second hyphen be added at the beginning of the next line? And what is the case for compound words connected by a

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@Smith574

My bet would be that B and C might be either an older tradition or some Central European (German/Austrian) custom. I am Croatian and I found recently that newest orthography manual says this is how it is done in my language, although I don't remember that I've ever seen it in practice. Since many orthographic rules in Croatian were set way back when we where part of Austria-Hungary, I guess this is one of them.

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@YK2262411

c) is the right way the rest simply doesn't exist
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@YK2262411

I've never see anyone do a) or b) ... c) is the way to go. I don't really have a lot of hard evidence to back it up, other than I've never seen the alternatives and InDesign doesn't do it.

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