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See also:Appendix:Variations of "a"andAppendix:Variations of "at"

@U+0040,@
COMMERCIAL AT
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[U+003F]
Basic LatinA
[U+0041]
Character variations

U+FE6B,﹫
SMALL COMMERCIAL AT
[unassigned: U+FE6C–U+FE6F]

[U+FE6A]
Small Form Variants
[U+FE70]
U+FF20,@
FULLWIDTH COMMERCIAL AT

[U+FF1F]
Halfwidth and Fullwidth Forms
[U+FF21]

Translingual

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Etymology

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Acursive variation of orᾱᾱ, the abbreviation ofGreekἀνά(aná) used in recipes and prescriptions with the meaning "of each", and later extended to accounting. (Other explanations have that it isā, an abbreviation of Latinad(to), or Frenchà(to).)

Symbol

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@ (English symbol nameat sign)

  1. (computing) The symbol used as aseparator between ausername and adomain name in an e-mail address ("at" the domain name).
    My e-mail address is psychonaut@example.com.
  2. At the rate of;per.
    7@ $2 = $14seven,at two dollars each, are fourteen dollars
  3. (computing, IRC) The most common choice of configurableprefix symbol to identify achanneloperator.
  4. (Internet) Prepended to the name of theuser to whom a remark is addressed.
    Bob: How can I stop other people from accessing my files when they use my computer?
    Jack:@Bob, you need to protect the files with a password.
  5. (phonetics) A pulse of laughter. (Thus@@@ is the transcription equivalent ofha! ha! ha! orhee! hee! hee! etc. in conventional orthography.)
  6. (video games) Inroguelike games, theplayer character, conventionally represented by this symbol in character-based interfaces.
    While I was dealing with the hounds, an orc tracker stumbled across@ from the east.
  7. (chemistry) In chemical formulae, denotestrapped atoms inendohedral fullerenes (endofullerenes).

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English

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Pronunciation

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Etymology 1

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Preposition

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@

  1. At a rate of (so much each).
    15 items@ $10
    @ 80 km/hat eighty kilometres per hour
  2. (informal)At (any sense).
    @ 20°Cat twenty degrees Celsius
    Text message: “im@ school.”
    • 2024 October 10, Mehera Bonner, “The Levi's Shortalls Taylor Swift Can't Stop Wearing Are Still on Sale Post Prime Day”, inCosmopolitan[1]:
      "you need to calm down" — my credit card@ me.
Translations
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at a rate of

Verb

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@ (third-person singular simple present@s,present participle@ing,simple past and past participle@ed)

  1. (Internetslang, transitive) To reply to or speak to someone, either online or face to face.(from the practice of targeting a message or reply to someone online by writing @name)
    Honestly, don't@ me if you don't have anything nice to say.
    He angrily@ed me after I made an innocent comment.
    • 2023,R. F. Kuang,Yellowface, The Borough Press, page 2:
      She regularly tweets career updates and quirky jokes to her seventy thousand followers, but she rarely@s other people.
Usage notes
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  • Chiefly used in the phrasedon't @ me. It can be used humorously when stated after an unpopular or ironic opinion, in order to forestall dissent.

Noun

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@ (plural@s)

  1. (Internetslang) The permanenthandle of a user which follows @, chiefly on Twitter.
    What your @?

Alternative forms

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Etymology 2

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The at-sign (@) resembles both the feminine ending/elementa and the masculineo.

Symbol

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@

  1. Forming gender-neutral versions of Spanish-derived words by replacing both the masculine-o and feminine-a.
  2. By extension, sometimes used to blend other pairs of words that differ by being spelled witho vsa.

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German

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Pronunciation

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Preposition

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@

  1. (informal, Internet)regarding
    (The addition ofquotations indicative of this usage is being sought:)

Hebrew

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Symbol

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@

  1. (computing) The symbol used as aseparator between ausername and adomain name in an e-mail address.

Usage notes

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The symbol is officially calledכְּרוּכִית(krukhit,strudel;at sign,@), or colloquiallyשְׁטְרוּדֶל(strudel;at sign,@).

Hungarian

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Symbol

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@

  1. (computing) The symbol used as aseparator between ausername and adomain name in an e-mail address.

Usage notes

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The symbol is calledkukac(worm) in Hungarian because of its shape.

Japanese

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Etymology 1

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Symbol

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@ 

  1. (computing) The symbol used as aseparator between ausername and adomain name in an e-mail address.
  2. (Internetslang)used toattach aqualifier to someone's name
    cosMo@(ぼう)(そう)P
    cosMo@BōsōP
    cosMo@Bōsō-P
    • てさぐれ!部活もの
      ドンチキ()(なか)@イケメン(だい)()
      Donchiki Tanaka@Ikemen daisuki
      Donchiki Tanaka@I Love Hot Men
Usage notes
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The symbol is called(たん)()()(ごう)(tankakigō),アットマーク(atto māku), orアット(atto).

Etymology 2

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Pronunciation

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Particle

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@(アット) (atto

  1. at a rate of
    500(ごひゃく)@(アット)5()(えん)
    gohyakuatto go-en
    500 itemsat 5 yeneach

Etymology 3

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Particle

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@() (de

  1. (Internetslang)alternative form of(de,at,indicating a location at which something happens)

Etymology 4

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Pronunciation

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Particle

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@(あと) (ato

  1. (slang, gaming)alternative form ofあと(ato,remaining)
    @(あと)5()()
    ato go ko
    five itemsremaining
    @(あと)1(いち)()(かん)()
    ato ichi-jikan de neru
    I'll go to bedin an hour

Malagasy

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Preposition

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@

  1. (informal)abbreviation ofamin'ny

Portuguese

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Etymology 1

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Symbol

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@

  1. the symbol for thearroba unit of weight

Etymology 2

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Borrowed fromEnglish@.

Symbol

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@

  1. (chiefly proscribed)gender-neutral replacement for masculine-o or-e and feminine-a
    Synonyms:-x,-e
    @s alun@s = {os alunos, as alunas}
    the students
    est@ usuári@ = {este usuário, esta usuária}
    this user

Russian

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Symbol

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@

  1. @

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Serbo-Croatian

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Symbol

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@

  1. @

Usage notes

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The sign has several possible names:

  • et
  • manki(Croatian)
  • луда »а«(luda »a«, literallycrazy ‘a’)(Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • мајмун(majmun)(Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina)

Spanish

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Etymology

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Due to the fact that The at-sign (@) resembles both the feminine ending/elementa and the masculineo.

Symbol

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@

  1. the symbol for thearroba unit ofweight andvolume
  2. (informal)a replacement foro ore anda, to include both masculine and feminine forms
    l@s alumn@s = {los alumnos, las alumnas}
    the students
    est@ usuari@ = {este usuario, esta usuaria}
    this user
    • 2000, Onofre Ricardo Contreras Jordán,La formación inicial y permanente del profesor de educación física, Univ de Castilla La Mancha,→ISBN, page131:
      Deberá el/la tutor/a orientar, reconducir y resolver las mil y una dudas que se plantean l@s alumn@s en el prácticum ya sea I, II o III, en sus diferentes actuaciones docentes, en cuanto a evaluación, niveles de dificultad parámetros que evaluar y un largo etc[]
      The tutor must guide, redirect and resolve the thousand and one doubts that students have in the practicum, whether I, II or III, in their different teaching activities, in terms of evaluation, levels of difficulty, parameters to be evaluated and a broad []

Swedish

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Symbol

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@

  1. (computing) The symbol used as aseparator between ausername and adomain name in an e-mail address.

Usage notes

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The symbol is calledsnabel-a(elephant's trunk A) in Swedish because of its shape. Less formally it is also known askanelbulle(cinnamon roll) oralfakrull(alpha curl)

Turkish

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Symbol

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@ (et işareti)

  1. her biri(each)
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