orthography|orthographies in English

noun

[or·thog·ra·phy || ɔr'θɑgrəfɪ /ɔː'θɒ-]

standard writing; art of writing words with the correct letters under standard usage; representation of sound of a language by written or printed symbols; study of spelling and writing

Use "orthography|orthographies" in a sentence

1. The correct orthography is Ant, spelled in all caps

2. In Russian orthography, the sign usually follows the number (the monetary value).

3. Indictionaries, words are listed according to their orthography.

4. American and English orthography are very much alike.

5. T1 - Orthography Influences the Perception of Speech in Alexic Patients

6. Orthography influences the perception of speech in Alexic patients J Cogn Neurosci

7. Representing Creoleness. Perspectives from history, from orthography, from literature and from sociology.

8. Roman orthography uses the English alphabet to sound out the words in Inuktitut.

9. For written language this involves information about how letters combine to form words, or orthography.

10. Over a Year and Record of l Secretary of the Provincial Court to review official orthography.

11. If you want to write beautiful Chinese characters , you should first clearly understand their orthography.

12. In the orthographies of some languages, digraphs and trigraphs are regarded as independent letters of the alphabet in their own right.

13. This article uses the orthography devised by linguist Alexandre François, based on the Latin alphabet.

14. Orthography of the view is based on the projection plane projection parts are the graphics.

15. The Chirography was the fashionable "long English;" the diction was good, and the orthography faultless.

16. Systems have used information about the orthography of words to select output from a pattern recogniser in various ways.

17. I've left the original spelling and orthography to give a feel of the vigour of the language.

18. Any higher level processing must begin with orthography, hence this study forms the first part of a contextual system.

19. bae ( Sawndip forms 𭆛 or 丕 or 批 or 䢙 or 贝 or 𫨰, old orthography bəi ) to go

20. Working in close collaboration with various international researchers and linguists Taj organized first Kalasha Orthography Conference 2000 in Islamabad, Pakistan.

21. Breve (plural Breves) (orthography, printing) A semicircular diacritical mark (˘) placed above a vowel, commonly used to mark its quantity as short.

22. In addition to a simple visual analysis of the print, we can use our knowledge of orthography to guide this analysis.

23. The Buriat orthography (cyrillic-based), the transcription used in the text, and vowel harmony, length, and stress are also treated in the introduction.

24. In 1982, a new, simplified orthography, known as "monotonic", was adopted for official use in Modern Greek by the Greek state.

25. Koran in Arabic in chronological order: Koufi, Normal and Koranic orthographies with modern punctuation, references to variations, Abrogations and and stylistic mistakes (Arabic Edition) [Abu-Sahlieh, Sami A