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$U+0024,$
DOLLAR SIGN
#
[U+0023]
Basic Latin%
[U+0025]
Character variations
Text styleEmoji style
💲︎💲️
Text style isforced with ⟨︎⟩ and emoji style with ⟨️⟩.
💲U+1F4B2,💲
HEAVY DOLLAR SIGN
💱
[U+1F4B1]
Miscellaneous Symbols and Pictographs💳
[U+1F4B3]

U+FE69,﹩
SMALL DOLLAR SIGN

[U+FE68]
Small Form Variants
[U+FE6A]
U+FF04,$
FULLWIDTH DOLLAR SIGN

[U+FF03]
Halfwidth and Fullwidth Forms
[U+FF05]

Translingual

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EnglishWikipedia has an article on:
Wikipedia

Alternative forms

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Description

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AnS-shape with one or, in some typefaces, twovertical lines crossing it completely. See for the usage with explicitly two lines.

Etymology

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Derived fromSpanishPS,initialism ofpesos.[1]

The "computing" sense is the result of homophony betweenEnglishcache andcash, dollars being a form of cash.

Noun

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$

  1. money
    1. various currencies calleddollar
      • 1974 September 18,Earl Wilson, “Alive & Well in Show Biz”, inThe Press, Atlantic City final edition (in English), Atlantic City, N.J.,→OCLC,page35, column 2:
        PRODUCER DAVID MERRICK recently sued a telecastress and her stations for several million$ for saying that big stars wouldn’t work for him . . .
      • 1977, advertisement page inUncanny X-Men, #106, page 8
        Fool all your friends. You'll get a Million[sic]$$$ worth of laughs with these exact reproductions of old U. S. Gold Banknotes (1840).
    2. peso
    3. escudo
    4. pataca
    5. milreis
  2. (computing)cache

Derived terms

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money
  • $$$((rating) expensive)
  • $$$(large amount of money)(English)
  • O$P$(owe money, pay money)(English)
cache
  • D$(data cache)(English)
  • I$(instruction cache)(English)

Letter

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$

  1. A substitute for the letter S, used as a symbol ofmoney or perceivedgreed in business practices.
    Micro$oft Window$
    • 1971 February 26, “Motor City: March Special” (advertisement), inThe Daily Herald-Tribune, volume58, number168 (in English), Grande Prairie: Bowes Publishers Limited, After Hours, page 2:
      BE SAFE - BE SURE ¶ Come in NOW and$AVE
    • 1992,Michael Rumaker,To Kill a Cardinal (in English),[Rocky Mount, N.C.]: Arthur Mann Kaye,→ISBN,page37:
      While shrilly blowing whistles and setting off marine fog horns, they began scattering queer—as in “queer-as-a-three-dollar-bill”—money, phony 100s, 50s and 10s created by the activist artists group Gran Fury, down onto the floor of The Exchange, the backs of the bills reading: FUCK YOUR PROFITEERING. PEOPLE ARE DYING WHILE YOU PLAY BUSINESS. AID$ NOW.
    • 1992 May 6,The Hamilton Spectator (in English), Hamilton, Ont.,→ISSN,→OCLC,page C1, column 6:
      BEST BUY$
    • 2015, “Pixtopia”, inStar vs. the Forces of Evil, season 1, episode 6b (in English):
      [the text below is written on-screen in large letters, once Marco reveals his "emergency cash stash"] Marco'$ emergency ca$h$ta$h
  2. A substitute for the letter S, used as acensored orfilter-avoidance spelling.
    $h!tshit

Derived terms

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money or greed
censored or filter-avoidance
  • @$$(ass)(English)
  • le$bian(lesbian)(English)

Symbol

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$ (English symbol namedollar sign)

  1. Acurrency sign for thedollar,peso, andpataca.
    • 2024 May 24, Susan Griffin, “How the super rich party at the Monaco Grand Prix”, inCNN[3] (in English):
      Some bottles of champagne at Amber Lounge afterparties can cost €20,000 ($21,600).
    • 2025 June 13, Luciana Lopez and Chris Isidore, “US Steel and Nippon Steel say Trump has approved their partnership”, inCNN Business[4] (in English):
      US Steel was once a symbol of American industrial power. It was the most valuable company in the world and, soon after its 1901 creation, became the first to be worth$1 billion.
  2. An unofficialcurrency sign for theescudo.
  3. (programming)Prefix indicating avariable in some languages, such asPerl,PHP, orshell scripts.

Usage notes

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When used as a currency symbol, $ precedes the number it qualifies in English, despite being pronounced second. For example, "$1" is read asone dollar, notdollar one unlike the usage in languages such as French or German: "1 $", "2,50 $".

When used for the Portugueseescudo, $ is placed between the escudos andcentavos, e.g. 2$50. The official symbol for the escudo is (with two bars), but that form is unified with the single-bar form in Unicode. A single-bar dollar sign is frequently employed in its place even for official purposes.

Derived terms

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currency
  • A$(Australian dollar)
  • AU$(Australian dollar)
  • C$(córdoba; Canadian dollar)
  • C$(Confederate dollar)(English)
  • NT$(New Taiwan dollar)
  • NZ$(New Zealand dollar)
  • R$(Brazilian real)
  • U$(United States dollar)(English)
  • US$(United States dollar)(English)
variable
  • $DEITY(generic deity)(English)

Related terms

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See also

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Currency signs
  • ¤ – currency wildcard
  • ؋ – afghani
  • ฿ – baht
  • – bitcoin
  • ¢ – cent
  • – colón
  • – cedi
  • – cifrão
  • – Emirati dirham
  • $ – dollar
  • – dong
  • ֏ – dram
  • – euro
  • ƒ – florin, guilder, gulden
  • – franc
  • – guarani
  • – hryvnia
  • - Indian paisa
  • – kip
  • – lari
  • – Turkish lira
  • – manat
  • – naira
  • – Philippine peso
  • £ – pound
  • – Iranian rial
  • – Omani rial
  • – Saudi riyal
  • – riel
  • – Russian ruble
  • - Belarusian ruble
  • – rupee
  • – Indian rupee
  • – rufiyaa
  • – new shekel
  • – Kyrgyzstani som
  • – tenge
  • – tugrik, tether
  • – won
  • ¥ – yen, yuan
Language-specific currency signs
  • – Bengali taka sign
  • – Bengali rupee sign
  • – Bengali ana sign
  • – Bengali ganda sign
  • રૂ૰ – Gujarati rupee sign
  • – North Indic rupee sign
  • रू – Nepali rupee sign
  • 𞱱 – Pakistani rupee sign
  • රු – Sinhala rupee sign
  • – Tamil rupee sign
  • 𞲰 – Urdu rupee sign
  • 𞋿(𞋿) – Wancho rupee sign
  • – yen (in Japanese)
  • – yuan (in Chinese)
  •  / – yuan (in Chinese)
Formerly used currency signs
  • 𐆚 – Roman as
  • – austral
  • – European Currency Unit
  • – cruzeiro
  • 𐆖 – Roman denarius
  • – drachma
  • - Italian lira
  • – livre tournois
  • – mark
  • – mill
  • - Nordic mark
  • – peseta
  • – pfennig
  • ℛ︁ℳ︁ – reichsmark
  • 𐆘 – Roman sesterce
  • – spesmilo
  • – old Israeli shekel

References

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  1. ^Florian Cajori (1993),A history of mathematical notations[1]
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