As far as I can tell, it was originally spelled "magic." The K was added in the late 19th century to differentiate true magic from the stage illusions that were becoming popular; that, "magic" became "magick," and "magician" became "magickian" (and I have no idea how that second word is pronounced.)
The spelling of an ancient Egyptian king is "pharaoh." The card game is spelled "faro" (originally the same name, from the same source).
Oh, dude, Cleveland was originally spelled as "Cleaveland." Yeah, like with an extra "a" thrown in there for good measure. But hey, who really cares about extra vowels anyway, right? Just makes it more fun to say, I guess.
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Originally in the English language, the word 'guard' was spelled like the French word 'garde', however, the current spelling of G-U-A-R-D won out. The word has never been spelled G-A-U-R-D, but that is a common spelling error due to the phonetics of the word.
Cyclo- means circular, like a wheel, turning or returning.
Magic spelled this way is show magic. Magick spelled this way is real magick or religious magick.
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The Irish name Deirdre was spelled Derdriu in Old Irish.
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Yes, the Dakota people were originally spelled Dacotah by early European explorers and settlers. The spelling eventually evolved to Dakota over time.
In the Irish language Gillane was originally spelled Ó Giolláin.
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The medieval term is spelled "joust", originally a contest with lances on horseback.
marriage = Kassena (כאַסענע)...originally spelled חתונה
Highly likely. Originally it must have been spelled björström.
sometimes it was spelt Hallowe'en...but i am sure there many other ways too!