% copyright: Copyright 2007-2015 by Dorjgotov Batmunkh, National University of Mongolia
% title: Hyphenation patterns for Mongolian language
% version: v1.2 2008/03/23
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%     - 2008/06/08 Patterns added to hyph-utf8
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% Special thanks to: Jim Hefferon and Robin Fairbairns
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% There are few basic rules in mongolian
%
% 1. If there is a consonant then it can use hyphen before it.
%    And if there're two consonants then it can use hyphen before second consonant.
%    Are there three consonants then it can put hyphen before third consonant,
%    also are there four consonants then it can use hyphen before fourth consonant.
% 2. In the case of hardsign or softsign, it's possible to hyphen after these signs.
%    For instance, байгуулъ-я, үзүүль-е
% 3. However one vowel can be belong to a syllable, it's not possible to use hyphen.
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