The Durham dialect of the Cursor Mundi and the Aberdeen Scotch of Barbour are hardly distinguishable by grammatical or orthographical tests; and both bear a remarkable resemblance to the Yorkshire dialect as found in Hampole.
Lists are given oforthographical differences between the Northern dialect and others, and an analysis is added giving the grammatical details which determine its Northern character.
Older fragments dealing too with the legendary heroes of the Welsh were afterwards incorporated with the poem, and some of these fragments undoubtedly preserve the orthographical and grammatical forms of the 9th century.
Modern Breton begins with the orthographical reforms of the Jesuit, Julien Maunoir, whose grammar (Le Sacre College de Jesus) and dictionary appeared in 1659.
Boeer and Moedler composed their celebrated Mappa Selenographica, according to anorthographical projection.
He composed the travellers' tariff card in a superior manner, but practised eyes sometimes spied outorthographical errors in it.
It had to crawl into this story, through orthographical taboos, you know.
Footnote 381: His grammatical and orthographical treatises were published under the titles of Epistola a Clemente VII.
It is to be observed that Bede seems to have scrupulously followed the orthographical peculiarities of the documents which he used.
But the paucity of earlier evidence renders it probable that this was a recent innovation; and the orthographical characteristics of eighth century documents point to the same conclusion.
This property of the endurance of orthographical forms gives one a definite illustration of the importance of language on history.
There is no sound without a meaning, and no meaning conveyed without an orthographical rule.
The autograph copy of the above list contains some of those orthographicalblunders which Bonaparte so frequently committed.
Such selections, as is true also of our shorter passages, ought to be taken from the best writers, distinguished by the naturalness and vivacity of their style and the use of an accurate orthographical technique.
Our text is that of 1652, as before, but there are only slight differences besides the usual orthographical ones, in any.
The annexed table is intended to exhibit the powers and application of the different letters and orthographical signs.
Codex Z, like many others, and for the same orthographical reasons, has been referred to Alexandria as its native country.
Signor de Tivoli not only prints the text with all its orthographical confusions, abbreviations, and alterations; but he also adds what he modestly terms a restoration of the sonnet.
From cargo and echo, with the addition of e; an orthographical expedient for the sake of denoting the length of the vowel o.
Concerning the various other orthographical expedients, such as the reduplication of the vowel to express its length (mood), &c.
Its use as a sign of quantity is an orthographical expedient, or a conventional mode of spelling.
The reduplication of the consonant after a vowel, as in spotted, torrent, is in most cases but an orthographical expedient.
To begin with these: The reduplication of a vowel where there is but one syllable (as in feet, cool), is an orthographical expedient.
A second mischief of orthographical conventionalities, is the wrong notions that they engender, the eye misleading the ear.
That this is the natural and primary object is self-evident; but beyond this natural and primary object there is, with the orthographicalsystems of most languages, a secondary one, viz.
The use of th for the simple sound of the first consonant in thin and thine, is an orthographical expedient.
The use of ph for f in Philip, is an orthographical expedient, founded upon etymological reasons.
It is a running commentary upon the orthographical part of Dr.
They are orthographical compendiums, x = ks, and q = kw.
The use of ph for f in Philip, is an orthographical expedient, founded upon etymological reasons.
That this is the natural and primary object is self-evident; but beyond this natural and primary object there is, with the orthographical systems of most languages, a secondary one, viz.
The use of th for the simple sound of the first consonant in thin and thine, is an orthographical expedient.
The letters x and q are not orthographical expedients.
The juxtaposition of two different vowels, where there is but one syllable (as in plain, moan), is an orthographical expedient.
The English language abounds in orthographical expedients; the modes of expressing the quantity of the vowels being particularly numerous.
Its use as a sign of quantity then, would be an orthographical expedient, or an inconvenient conventional mode of spelling.
From cargo and echo, with the addition of e; an orthographical expedient for the sake of denoting the length of the vowel o.
These defects often persist, however attenuated, in the boy and the adult: and produce finally an erroneous language to which will later be added in writing orthographical errors, such for example as dialectic orthographical errors.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "orthographical" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
