The English word " chameleon " is a simplified spelling of Latin " chamaeleMn ", a borrowing of the Akkadian " na qaqqari ", literally " lion of the ground ".
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Unlike the NGK, which uses the simplified spelling " Nederduits " used in both Afrikaans and Dutch, the NHK retains the old spelling " Nederduitsch ", the word originally referring to the Dutch language.
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The links include the site of the American Literacy Council ( www . americanliteracy . com ), which advocates simplified spelling as a way to help children learn to read and eventually learn correct spelling.
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He was a supporter of etymological spelling, i . e ., one that reflects the origin of words, and was thus opposed to those who favoured a simplified spelling, one that reflects the pronunciation of words.
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Gage was one of the 30 founding members of the Simplified Spelling Board, founded in 1906 by Andrew Carnegie to make English easier to learn and understand through changes in the orthography of the English language.
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Harris was one of the 30 founding members of the Simplified Spelling Board, founded in 1906 by Andrew Carnegie to make English easier to learn and understand through changes in the orthography of the English language.
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During the 1950s, the independent Irish state developed " An Caighde�n Oifigi�il " as a national standard for the Irish language ( using elements from local dialects but leaning towards Connacht Irish ), with a simplified spelling.
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He even ordered changes made in the minting of a coin whose design he disliked, and ordered the Government Printing Office to adopt simplified spellings for a core list of 300 words, according to reformers on the Simplified Spelling Board.
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He even ordered changes made in the minting of a coin whose design he disliked, and ordered the Government Printing Office to adopt simplified spellings for a core list of 300 words, according to reformers on the Simplified Spelling Board.
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In his letter of gift to his original trustees, Carnegie wrote ( employing the simplified spelling he favored ) : " Conditions upon erth inevitably change; hence, no wise man will bind Trustees forever to certain paths, causes or institutions.
