The old spellings with , , and remained in use until the eighteenth century. They were replaced by , , and , respectively in 1726. and continued to be used in some words due to their etymology (e.g. ', '), but this usage was largely reduced during the 1860—1880s, so these words became ' and '. The letter was replaced by in 1815, although word-final remained until 1832 (e.g. ', now '). The combinations and were originally used only in a few etymological cases (e.g. ', ') and also in diminutives ('); after the reform of 1815, and were replaced by and in the "Ortografía" but by and in the "Diccionario"; since 1832, the spelling was firmly established to be and . Also, unetymological spellings with , (that is, words that did not have "g" in Latin) were changed to , (e.g. ', from Latin ', became ').