MORPHOLOGICAL-DERIVATIONAL PRINCIPLE, The spelling principle according to which the spelling of a morpheme is preserved in related words, even when its pronunciation may change, ORTHOGRAPHY, The system of spelling rules, TRADITIONAL PRINCIPLE, The spelling principle according to which historical spelling is preserved even when it does not correspond to modern pronunciation, PHONEMIC PRINCIPLE, The spelling principle according to which graphemes represent phonemes in written language, DIFFERENTIATING PRINCIPLE, The spelling principle according to which different spellings distinguish words with the same or similar pronunciation but different meanings, GRAPHEMES, Is a letter or letter combination representing a phoneme or a sequence of phonemes in writing

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