Two misspellings, then correct spelling ("author") led me to think of
"other". Although directly unrelated to auther/authur/author, "other"
letters spell like they could have been pronounced with a short "o" and
unvoiced "th". It also seems illogical that the "o" is pronounced as a
short "u". These thoughts nudged me to write about some language items,
such as some older English-language letters, consonant pairs, silent
letters, vowels, and the
schwa. Read the
entire article and comment there, please.
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