There is no "correct" spelling of his name in the English alphabet.
It is written in the Arabic script due to Arabic being his native language. The Arabic script does not follow the same concepts as the English alphabet.
The various spellings in English have come, primarily, from variations in how one thinks it should be spelled using phonetics (sounding it out).
His name in the Arabic script:
سيف الإسلام معمر القذافيThere has been no change in spelling, both still apply
they change when the enviorement changes ps.sorry about my spelling
First, we should note that the all-green flag has been retired since the fall of Gadhafi and replaced with the Senussi Standard, which flew over Tripoli during the reign of King Idris I of Libya (chief of the Senussi Muslim Order).However, the reasons that Gadhafi chose to make the flag green are several. Green is the traditional color of Islam and represents growth and flourishing, given the rarity of seeing green in a desert-country like Libya. The color also represents Gadhafi's the Green Book, a 1975 collection of Gadhafi's personal views on everything from science to history and which rarely features facts of any substance. The Green Book was required instruction in Libya while Gadhafi was in power.
The "Ignore" and "Undo" buttons in the Spelling dialog box will not change the spelling of the word. "Ignore" allows you to skip correcting that instance of the word, while "Undo" lets you revert to the original spelling if you have made a mistake in correcting it.
Tiffany has no translation in Irish so it's spelling doesn't change.
You can change wording and the spelling. You can also change categories.
to confuse you
The spelling "Chang" is a Chinese surname.The similar common word is change (to alter, an alteration, or money returned in a transaction).
That is the proper spelling for the words "change me". Synonyms include transformation, translation, and metamorphosis.
That is the correct spelling of "metamorphosis" (a change in form).
No
The spelling doesn't change: Pepperoni