| 释义 |
† heteric, a. Obs.|ˈhɛtərɪk|
[f. Gr. ἕτερ-ος other, different + -ic.]
Applied by some phonetists to non-phonetic spelling, in which different symbols are used for the same sound, and different sounds expressed by the same symbol, as in current English. So heterically adv., hetericism, hetericist.
1848A. J. Ellis Plea Phonetic Spelling (ed. 2), Hetericism is a bar to eduction. 1849Fraser's Mag. XL. 418 This they call Phonetic spelling; the old system is branded as the Heteric. Ibid. 419 Mr. Ellis is particularly severe on such a piece of hetericism. Ibid. 423 The hetericist still faithful to his allegiance. Ibid. 424 Does Mr. Ellis intend that people should begin by writing one word in a thousand phonetically, and the rest heterically? |