New posts in orthography

Do Americans leave the ordinal suffix out of dates?

american-english orthography numbers suffixes dates

When did possessive *it's* fall out of favor?

orthography pronouns apostrophe saxon-genitive

How is "erm" pronounced in the UK, and why is it spelled that way?

pronunciation british-english orthography interjections

"interactible" or "interactable"

nouns orthography

Capitalization and hyphenation for prefixed adjectives derived from proper names in mathematics

orthography hyphenation mathematics

Plotable versus Plottable

orthography

Why The New York Times no longer capitalizes "E-mail"

orthography capitalization

Why do American and British English use different quotation marks?

american-english orthography british-english history quotation-marks

Why some words ending in -ke become -cable (and/or -cative), while others become -kable (or -keable)

orthography suffixes derivational-morphology

What is the significance of the “ô” character in “rôle” in this work?

orthography french diacritics

Adjectival step by step

grammar orthography hyphenation compound-adjectives

Difference between "fallback" and "fall back"? [closed]

differences orthography compounds spacing

Blockchain or block chain? Double-spend or doublespend?

orthography technical

Why does Facebook have "like's" instead of "like"s?

grammatical-number orthography apostrophe internet social-media

Words whose pronunciation remains the same with the last four letters removed

pronunciation orthography word-games

Letters after a number, such as 1st

terminology orthography suffixes

Words with pronunciations more complex than spelling

pronunciation orthography pronunciation-vs-spelling

Why are the words "lose" and "choose" written differently and pronounced the same way?

pronunciation orthography pronunciation-vs-spelling

What were the British equivalents of Webster's dictionary and the Simplified Spelling Board that standardized spelling and usage?

british-english orthography dictionaries consonants

All up in my grill?

slang orthography