Siegenbeek thought that the spelling should reflect refined Dutch pronunciation, taking into account the uniformity, etymology, and analogy. From the Siegenbeek spelling reforms, one gets the modern Dutch "ij" (called "lange ij" ("long y") as distinct from the usually identically pronounced "ei," called "korte ei" (short "ei")). The word for iron used to be written . Other spellings from Siegenbeek include: (modern Dutch: / report), ( / blue), ( / Tuesday), ( / to throw), ( / power), ( / stove), ( /kingdom), ( / music) and ( / together).