Yes, of course, that makes a lot of sense. (Although I have to say I was really disappointed when I saw that that primitive had been named \hyphenationmin instead of something more consistent like \totalhyphenmin ...).
I agree, that's the name I proposed when I asked for the feature...
But the point really is to put the value in hyphenation files so it’s available for others to use; is there any language you’d like to add that to?
Well, for la-x-liturgic it would be 5, but we built the patterns so that this value is not needed. It could still be there though. What I mean is that words of length 5 or more should be hyphenated, but if I understand the LuaTeX manual correctly, that means a hyphenationmin value of 4...
Thank you, -- Elie
