For convenience, you can now set some rules for yk/yt nulls. They are inserted in the same positions as ch, but with one difference: it can also be placed before ch/sh. This will help you avoid excessive ch nulls in the text.
In Botany, yt can be used to separate two repeating letters from each other (olol - olytol, chchy - chytchy), which can be misleading and blur the boundaries between words (daiin chy - daiin ytchy). In other cases, it is equal to null ch.
In Botany, yt can be used to separate two repeating letters from each other (olol - olytol, chchy - chytchy), which can be misleading and blur the boundaries between words (daiin chy - daiin ytchy). In other cases, it is equal to null ch.