@

A cursive variation of ᾱ or ᾱᾱ, the abbreviation of Greek ἀνά (aná) used in recipes and prescriptions with the meaning "of each", and later extended to accounting. (Other explanations have that it is ā, an abbreviation of Latin ad (“to”), or French à (“to”).)

@

1. At the rate of; per.

   7 @ $2 = $14 (that is, seven, at two dollars each, are fourteen dollars).

2. (computing) The symbol used as a separator between a username and a domain name in an e-mail address ("at" the domain name).

   My e-mail address is psychonaut@example.com.

3. (computing, IRC) The most common choice of configurable prefix symbol to identify a channel operator.
4. (Internet) Prepended to the name of the user 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.

• English: at sign

• (stressed) enPR: ăt, IPA^(key): /æt/
• (unstressed) IPA^(key): /ət/
• (Northern, US, rare) IPA^(key): /i.tʃæt/

• Audio (US)

  (file)

• Rhymes: -æt
• Homophone: at

@

1. at a rate of (so much each)

   15 items @ $10

   @ 80 km/h (at eighty kilometres per hour)

2. (informal) at (any sense)

   @ 20°C (at twenty degrees Celsius)

   Text message: "im @ school."

@

1. (informal, neologism) To reply to or talk 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.

   Cars 2 is the most influential film of all time. Don't @ me.

Chiefly used in the phrase "don't @ me". It can be used humorously when stated after an unpopular or ironic opinion, to forestall dissent.

• at sign

@

1. Forming gender-neutral versions of Spanish-derived words by replacing both the masculine -o and feminine -a.

   Chican@, Filipin@, Latin@, Mestiz@

2. By extension, sometimes used to blend other pairs of words that differ by being spelled with o vs a.

   Kosov@; Pin@y

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• IPA^(key): /ɛt/

@

1. (informal, Internet) regarding

@

1. (computing) The symbol used as a separator between a username and a domain name in an e-mail address.

The symbol is called כְּרוּכִית‎ (krukhit, “strudel; at sign, @”), or sometimes colloquially שְׁטְרוּדֶל‎ (“strudel; at sign, @”).

@

1. (computing) The symbol used as a separator between a username and a domain name in an e-mail address.

The symbol is called kukac (“worm”) in Hungarian because of its shape.

@

1. at a rate of

   500@¥5

   500 items at a rate of 5 yen

2. (slang, gaming) Alternative form of あと (ato, “remaining”)

   @5個 (5こ)

   @ 5 ko

   5 items remaining

   @1時間 (1じかん)で寝 (ね)る

   @ 1 jikan de neru

   I'll go to bed in a hour

3. (internet jargon) used to attach a qualifier to someone's name

   cosMo@暴走P (ぼうそうP)

   cosMo@BōsōP

   cosMo@Bōsō-P

   • てさぐれ！部活もの

     ドンチキ田中 (たなか)@イケメン大好 (だいす)き

     Donchiki Tanaka@Ikemen daisuki

     Donchiki Tanaka@I Love Hot Men

The symbol is called 単 (たん)価 (か)記 (き)号 (ごう) (tankakigō), アットマーク (attomāku), or アット (atto).

@

1. (informal) Abbreviation of amin'ny.

@

1. The symbol for the arroba unit of weight.

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1. (leftist slang) A replacement for o and a, to include both masculine and feminine forms.

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1. @

• This symbol is called эт (et), лягу́шка (ljagúška), обезья́нка (obezʹjánka), соба́ка (sobáka), or комме́рческое «эт» (kommérčeskoje “et”).

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1. @

The sign has several possible names:

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

@

1. The symbol for the arroba unit of weight and volume.
2. (informal) A replacement for o and a, to include both masculine and feminine forms.

   l@s alumn@s = los alumnos y las alumnas (the male and female students)

@

1. (computing) The symbol used as a separator between a username and a domain name in an e-mail address.

The symbol is called snabel-a (“elephant's trunk A”) in Swedish because of its shape. Less formally it is also known as kanelbulle (“cinnamon roll”) or alfakrull (“alpha curl”)

@

1. her biri (“each”)