The English form has a 'u', - 'harbour'
No, equipt is not an alternative spelling for equipped.
judgment
no not at all no not at all
Should be spelt as 'enquiry'.
They docked at the harbour.The harbour was closed due to the recent storm.Excuse me, can you tell me where the harbour is, please?(NOTE:Harbour is the British English spelling, used in the UK, Australia and so on.Harbor is the US English spelling, used in the United States).
Betelgeuse has no real alternative spelling.Alternatives could beAlpha OrionisBeetle-juice
No, equipt is not an alternative spelling for equipped.
judgment
You probably mean ruba'iyat (alternative spelling rubaiyat). It means a collection of Persian poetry referred to as ruba'i (alternative spelling rubai).
no not at all no not at all
Should be spelt as 'enquiry'.
Mitchell is an alternative spelling of Michael which means "Who is like God." other way round Michael is alternative way of spelling mitchell
The correct spelling is tsunami (tectonically-caused wave, from Japanese for harbor wave).
There is no other way of spelling 'quay' There are alternative words such as 'Wharf or Dock, Harbour or Port'
They docked at the harbour.The harbour was closed due to the recent storm.Excuse me, can you tell me where the harbour is, please?(NOTE:Harbour is the British English spelling, used in the UK, Australia and so on.Harbor is the US English spelling, used in the United States).
The difference is in the spelling of English & American English. For some reason the Americans have tried, in some cases to simplify spelling of some words. But a harbour is a harbor whichever way you look at it. It's the same thing spelt differently. The 2 systems can co exist, there is no right & wrong. Harbor, by the way is the US version.
"Gaol" is an alternative spelling for jail .