The letter A is derived from the Phoenician letter aleph—a western Semitic word referring to the aforementioned beast of burden. Aleph can be traced back to the Middle Bronze Age and the Proto-Sinaitic script found in parts of Egypt and Canaan from around 1850 BCE (Before the Common Era).
"A."
by BADBADBADBAD9 February 12, 2023
1) — someone: hey @user#0001 @user#0001 @user#0001
— user#0001: a
2) my code won't compile aaaaaaaaaaaa
— user#0001: a
2) my code won't compile aaaaaaaaaaaa
by Mnemotechnician January 07, 2022
a is an letter
by jmancurwly January 09, 2024
Believe it or not, the capital A hasn’t always looked the way it does now. Ancient Egyptians wrote the letter upside down, creating a symbol that resembled a steer with horns.
by InsaneCreatorIRL February 27, 2023