[Solved] Find hyphen between 3 or more letters

[clausisme]

I need a way to find "-" between 3 or more letters.
Right now I can use Find and Replace
(?<=\w)-(?=\w)
with regular expressions in Find and Replace.

Here is the problem:
This is a scanning thing > In my language, there are plenty of words that look like "n-are" "s-a" "privindu-l"; these are fine to scan, but when there are words split at the end of a page and you get words like "rămâ-nea" in the middle of my text that are not ok.
Using (?<=\w)-(?=\w) I need to ignore a lot of the correct words when replacing.
What I want is to make this "rule of thumb" work -> If a word has at least 3 letters on either side of the "-", then that symbol should be deleted.

[JeJe]

Try

(?<=[:alpha:][:alpha:][:alpha:])-(?=[:alpha:][:alpha:][:alpha:])


(I assume you mean at least 3 characters on both sides, otherwise "privindu-l" would be a match?)

[JeJe]

If the hyphens you don't want are appearing because automatic hyphenation is turned on then you can turn that off.

[clausisme]

That worked. Thank you