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I am facing this error in my Glossary page while running the check

"Nejat-dooya" contains unexpected non-wordforming characters ['-']: \k (frtbak.sty)

There's a need to put hyphen mark in between the word. I am not sure how to put the code in the frtbak.sty file to solve this error. I need your help.

Thank you.

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Is the hyphen (assuming that the character is actually a hyphen) included in your language settings > other characters > word medial characters?
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