"Reversable" is an incorrect spelling of the word "reversible." "Reversible" means something can be undone or changed back without causing permanent effects. A reversible process can go backward or forward.

"Futher" is an incorrect spelling of the word "further." "Further" means more or additional, like going beyond what has already happened or reaching a greater extent.

"Habbits" is an incorrect spelling of the word "habits." "Habits" are things you do regularly without thinking much about them. They can be good or bad, and they're things you get used to doing often.

"Personnal" is an incorrect spelling of the word "personal." "Personal" describes things that belong to or are about a specific person, like their feelings, experiences, or belongings.

"Difrent" is an incorrect spelling of the word "different." "Different" means not the same. It's used to talk about things that are not like each other.

"Inclosed" is an archaic spelling of "enclosed." While it was once an accepted variant, modern English overwhelmingly favors "enclosed." "Enclosed" is the past participle of the verb "enclose." It is commonly used to describe something that is closed off or surrounded by a barrier.

"Stearing" is the incorrect spelling of "steering." "Steering" refers to the act of guiding or directing the movement of a vehicle, vessel, or object in a specific direction, typically using a steering wheel, helm, or similar control mechanism.

"Forrest" is the incorrect spelling of "forest." A "forest" is a large, dense area dominated by trees and other vegetation, typically covering a significant expanse of land. It plays a crucial role in supporting biodiversity, regulating ecosystems, and providing resources such as wood and oxygen.

Both terms are correct, but faeries has a more archaic feel. "Fairies" is a more general term that is commonly used in English literature and popular culture to describe magical beings. "Faeries" typically refers to mythical beings often associated with folklore or a more broad range of mythologies.