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• tilde — is a mark (∼) put over a letter to modify its pronunciation; e.g. ñ in Spanish (as in the second n in niño) is pronounced ny …   Modern English usage

• tilde — n. a mark (tilde), put over a letter, e.g. over a Spanish n when pronounced ny (as in sentildeor) or a Portuguese a or o when nasalized (as in S Usage: o Paulo). Etymology: Sp., ult. f. L titulus TITLE …   Useful english dictionary

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