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Michael Renardy
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Kronecker is almost certainly derived from a place name, Kroneck. Krone means crown, and Eck means corner, this ending is frequently used for names of castles. Therefore the hyphenation should definitely be Kron-ecker.

Edit: Apparently a reform in the late 1990s changed the rules. If I understand it correctly, both hyphenations are now permissible.

Kronecker is almost certainly derived from a place name, Kroneck. Krone means crown, and Eck means corner, this ending is frequently used for names of castles. Therefore the hyphenation should definitely be Kron-ecker.

Kronecker is almost certainly derived from a place name, Kroneck. Krone means crown, and Eck means corner, this ending is frequently used for names of castles. Therefore the hyphenation should definitely be Kron-ecker.

Edit: Apparently a reform in the late 1990s changed the rules. If I understand it correctly, both hyphenations are now permissible.

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Michael Renardy
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Kronecker is almost certainly derived from a place name, Kroneck. Krone means crown, and Eck means corner, this ending is frequently used for names of castles. Therefore the hyphenation should definitely be Kron-ecker.