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1st letter o the Laitin alphabet From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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A aw [ɑ:, ɔ:, N. I. a:],[1] plural aws is the first letter an vouel in the ISO basic Laitin alphabet. It is seemilar tae the Auncient Greek letter alphae that it comes frae.
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History
The erest for certain forebeir o the letter A is the Phoenician aleph (whiles scrievit 'aleph), the first letter o the Phoenicial alphabet[2], whaurfrae the seemilar Greek, Etruscan an Roman letters. Aleph itsel mey be ultimately frae the Egyptian hieroglyphic o an ox's heid bi a Proto-Semitic[3] seemplification.
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Sib letters an ither seemilar chairacters

- Α α : Greek letter Alpha
- А а : Cyrillic letter A
- Ɑ ɑ : Laitin letter Alpha / Script A (or: A a)
- ɐ : a turned lawercase letter A, uised bi the Internaitional Phonetic Alphabet for the near-open central vowel
- ∀ : a turned caipital letter A, uised in predicate logic tae specify universal quantification ("for aw")
- ª : an ordinal indicator
- Æ æ : Laitin letter Æ ligature
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Computin codes
- 1 An aa for encodins based on ASCII, includin the DOS, Windows, ISO-8859 an Macintosh faimilies o encodins.
Ither representations
NATO phonetic | Morse code |
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References
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