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Hi, in Romani, assuming we’re using Rai for the name of the LORD (doesn’t always work), then \nd Rai\nd*esko
(‘of the LORD’, one word) is correct.
but \nd Rai\nd* esko (2 words) is incorrect (esko is a suffix, not a word).
Is there any way to tell Paratext’s spell checker that \nd* doesn’t terminate the word?

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