orthoepy

It has a certain crude and primitive grammar, but in point of orthoepy is extremely difficult.

Orthoepy, a word derived from the Greek orthon (upright), and epos (a word), signifies the right utterance of words.

Orthography is less essential to language than orthoepy; since all languages are spoken, whilst but a few languages are written.

Orthography addresses itself to the eye, orthoepy to the ear.

In this case it is opposed to orthoepy, orthography, syntax, and the other parts of grammar.