тильда
Also known as ~, ～, ◌̃, ◌̰, ◌̴, ˜
диакритический знак и математический символ
AI overview
The tilde (~) is a small curved symbol that can be combined with letters to change their sound or meaning, particularly in languages like Spanish, and its name comes from a Latin word meaning "title" or "superscription." When used on its own in modern writing, the tilde typically indicates that something is approximate or rough rather than exact.
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- Symbol.mark
- ~◌̃
- Symbol.name
- Tilde (symbol) Combining tilde (diacritic)
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Article · Русский
Ти́льда (исп. tilde, от лат. titulus — «подпись, надпись») — название нескольких типографских знаков в виде волнистой черты.
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