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Language Question

by Jennie Kermode <"Jennie Kermode"@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > May 14, 2008 at 03:20 PM

I can't answer this one.
         Donald says "Is there a word for when you have two words which 
have the same meaning, the same pronunciation, and a different 
spelling?" His example is 'tacit'/'tacet', which I'd pronounce 
differently myself, but his point is still an interesting one. 
Personally I figure that there's unlikely to be a metalinguistic term 
for something which only occurs in one instance. He can't think of any 
other examples offhand. Can any of you?

                     Jennie

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