Orthographic (adjective)

1. Relating to the correct or standard spelling of words.
2. Relating to the process of writing words or characters in a specific way.

Origin:

The word "orthographic" comes from the greek "orthos" meaning "correct" or "straight" and "graphein" meaning "to write".

Examples:

1. The teacher pointed out several orthographic errors in the student's essay.
2. The orthographic rules of the language were difficult for the non-native speaker to learn.
3. The book contains an orthographic guide to help with spelling.
4. The software uses an orthographic algorithm to check the spelling of words.
5. The orthographic standardization of the text was important for the final version.