orthography

Converse of object

• use: There are sample texts using each orthography on the Wa Corpus page.
• have: And the Scots tongue has an orthography of its own, lacking neither " authority nor author.
• standardize: There's an active literary scene, there's been discussions and proposals for a standardized orthography.

Adjective modifier

• Gaelic: Gaelic orthography is the set of spelling conventions used in Gaelic.
• Scots: David has a special interest in the problems of Scots orthography.
• Chinese: They also adopt from the Chinese orthography the use of -x to represent a final glottal stop.
• English: There are historical reasons for the extra-ordinary difficulties of the English orthography.
• German: Implications of the 'no ' vote on the 1998 Reform of German Orthography.
• traditional: There is not doubt that such free writing is inhibited by the irregular spelling of traditional orthography.

Noun used with modifier

• tone: A detailed survey of other experimental work on African tone orthography lays the groundwork for the experiment.

Preposition: of

• language: Children should learn: 1. The distinctive orthography of the language.
• text: Yet the orthography of the manuscript text is far from Pembroke's spelling, and further from her punctuation.

Preposition: for

• language: Choosing an orthography for a patois language, or: how should one spell Pennsylvania German?
• name: We retained the original orthography for the names, giving the standardized names used for linkage alongside their original form.