It was originally spelled Akamesa when native Indians lived here. Through miscommunications and writing that was not legible from European explorers, the name eventually became Arkansas. Kind of like when you play a game as a kid and there is a group of people and one person whispers a phrase/word in the ear of the person next to them and that person whispers the work next to them and it keeps going and the last person ends up with a word/phrase completely different from the original.
The word is spelled "Arkansas".
The possessive form of Arkansas is commonly spelled Arkansas'. Arkansas is pronounced like Arkansaw but in the possessive form it is pronounced like it is spelled, with an 's' on the end.
The name is from the Quapaw people, Native Americans. It was spelled 'Arkansea', which was pronounced as AR-Kan-Saw.It is now spelled "Arkansas".
No, but it is spelled Arkansas.
Arkansas
Fact: It's spelled "Arkansas".
There were several variations of the spelling of Arkansas over the years. The explorer Marquette spelled it as "Akansea" whereas La Salle later spelled it as "Acansa". La Harpe spelled it "Akansas", then Pike referred to is as "Arkansaw". The Enabling and Organic Acts of Congress had the state spelled as Arkansaw when she was admitted into the Union. The first time that "Arkansas" was formally used was in the Constitution of 1836.
Justin Mathews in 1993 and you spelled the wrong!
So why is it spelled with an e? It is because it spells the way it is!
Magic spelled this way is show magic. Magick spelled this way is real magick or religious magick.
No the way you have spelled it is correct. Germany.
It's spelled the same way.