# Appendix: Camel Case For Readability In RPA

RPA spelling is precise and powerful, but long consonant clusters combined with letter-based tone markers can sometimes slow reading—especially for learners, elders, or when reading long texts.

To improve visual clarity, an optional camel case style may be used as a reading aid. This style capitalizes the beginning of internal syllables while keeping the original spelling intact.

Standard RPA | Camel Case (Optional)
--- | ---
Kaavlam | KaavLam
peevxwm | peevXwm
puamchawj | puamChawj
tebchaws | tebChaws
Vaajlugkub | VaajLugKub
xijpeem | xijPeem

This approach does not replace standard RPA spelling. It is simply a visual aid to help readers recognize syllable boundaries more quickly.

Similar techniques are used in many fields to improve readability, including education, typography, and computer programming. Readers are free to use or ignore this style based on personal preference.

The goal is simple: make reading easier without changing meaning.

File name: AppendixCamelCase.html
Date: 12/29/2025