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The tenth letter of the [[Latin alphabet|Latin]] [[Alphabet|alphabet]], '''J''' was originally only a capital letter.

...'Χριστός''). Since the mid-sixteenth century ''Χ'', or the similar [[Latin alphabet|Roman]] letter [[X]], was used as an abbreviation for Christ.<ref>[http://w The current tradition in several [[Latin America]]n countries (such as [[Venezuela]]) holds that while Santa makes t

...o handle characters other than those in the English variant of the [[Latin alphabet]]. ...ased in [[Asia]], 27% in [[Europe]], 19% in [[North America]], and 9% in [[Latin America]] and the [[Carribean]].<ref>[http://www.internetworldstats.com/sta

alphabet !X! of logical marks, in our case, "p", "q", "r", them that, at least, until I can think of a Greek or Latin label.

...d that Polish wikipedia mentions the position of the letter d in the latin alphabet before their own. They have a good sense of priorities. :P

| capital Latin letters P, F, with subscripts. | Lower case Latin letters c, with subscripts,

...ry ''life force'' of signs and sign actions. Yes, perhaps that is far too Latin a way of understanding logic, but it's all I've got. ...prime}, {}^{\backprime\backprime} r {}^{\prime\prime} \}\!</math> is the ''alphabet'' for the universe of discourse that is notated as <math>X^\bullet = [\math

1. The "(first order) differential alphabet", 2. The "(first order) extended alphabet",

Recognizing that the Latin word "forma" means not just "form" of the possible strings that can be formed on a finite alphabet of signs.

...nerate the expressions of a formal language are collectively called its '''alphabet''' or its '''lexicon''', depending on whether the expressions of the langua ...kind of care that is needed to take account of things part for part. (The Latin ''merere'' for ''earn'' or ''deserve'', along with ''membrana'' for ''skin'

12:19 < ToAruShiroiNeko> thats A from latin alphabet ...Dcoetzee> It's http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/2c6d/index.htm LATIN CAPITAL LETTER ALPHA

19:03 < ScientificAlan> Who here has taken Latin? ...e, too, because Japanese is not only a different language, but a different alphabet.

...empire, and a part of Western European culture, so they inherited a lot of Latin phrases. [04:18] <PontoCom_BR> Symmachus: that's true. about 30% of English words, was Latin's words.

...f is from French. In the middle of a word, though, generally it's from the Latin root (-or). 10:55 < Ironholds> (for the uninitiated; using the NATO phonetic alphabet, zulu is used to represent UTC)

...E0%BC%86 I mean, I can see the symbol, but is it a letter from a non-latin alphabet or something?

[18:03] <Amqui> Canadian alphabet ...ticles (most of them contain only one word) but they use Wikipedia in that alphabet on every swag product from the WMF lol