Definition/Meaning of æ

• English - Symbol: æ lower case ( upper case Æ ) ( chiefly dated or linguistic ) A ligature of vowels a and e , called ash . Usage notes Mostly used for words of either Ancient Greek or Latin origin , though also used when referencing Old English texts or using recently derived Old English loanwords . Uncommon in modern times except in linguistic use . Often absent in American English (reduced to e ) whenever it…
• English - See also: ash œ Appendix:English pronunciation
• English - Anagrams: EA , Ea , ea , ea .
• Translingual - Letter: æ lower case ( upper case Æ ) Ligature from the letters a and e . Symbol Wikipedia æ ( IPA ) near-open front unrounded vowel See also ( Latin script ) :
• Danish - Pronunciation: IPA (key) : /ɛː/ , [ɛːˀ]