at sign

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• /ˈæt.saɪn/
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114 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: në-shenjë — name of the symbol @
• Arabic: آت (ʔāt) — name of the symbol @
• Armenian: շնիկ (šnik) — name of the symbol @
• Basque: a bildua — name of the symbol @
• Belarusian: сьлімак (sʹlimak) — name of the symbol @
• Bulgarian: маймунско а (majmunsko a) — name of the symbol @
• Bulgarian: кльомба (kljomba) — name of the symbol @
• Catalan: arrova — name of the symbol @
• Chinese Mandarin: 圈a (quān ēi) — name of the symbol @
• Chinese Mandarin: 花a (huā ēi) — name of the symbol @
• Chinese Mandarin: 小老鼠 (xiǎolǎoshǔ) — name of the symbol @
• Chinese Mandarin: 老鼠號 /老鼠号 (lǎoshǔhào) — name of the symbol @
• Chinese Mandarin: 艾特 (àitè) — name of the symbol @
• Czech: zavináč — name of the symbol @
• Danish: snabel-a — name of the symbol @
• Dutch: apenstaartje — name of the symbol @
• Dutch: apenstaart — name of the symbol @
• Esperanto: heliko — name of the symbol @
• Esperanto: po-signo — name of the symbol @
• Esperanto: poo — name of the symbol @
• Esperanto: volvita a — name of the symbol @
• Esperanto: ĉeo — name of the symbol @
• Estonian: ätt-märk — name of the symbol @
• Estonian: ätt — name of the symbol @
• Estonian: kommertsmärk — name of the symbol @
• Faroese: kurla — name of the symbol @
• Faroese: hjá — name of the symbol @
• Faroese: tranta — name of the symbol @
• Faroese: snápila — name of the symbol @
• Finnish: at-merkki — name of the symbol @
• Finnish: ät-merkki — name of the symbol @
• Finnish: kissanhäntä — name of the symbol @
• Finnish: miukumauku — name of the symbol @
• French: arobase — name of the symbol @
• French: arrobe — name of the symbol @
• French: at — name of the symbol @
• French: a commercial — name of the symbol @
• Galician: arroba — name of the symbol @
• Georgian: ძაღლუკა (ʒaɣluḳa) — name of the symbol @
• German: Klammeraffe — name of the symbol @
• German: at-Zeichen — name of the symbol @
• German: at — name of the symbol @
• German: Affeschwanz — name of the symbol @
• German: kaufmännisches A — name of the symbol @
• Greek: παπάκι (papáki) — name of the symbol @
• Greenlandic: aajusaq — name of the symbol @
• Hebrew: שטרודל (shtrudel) — name of the symbol @
• Hebrew: כרוכית (krukhit) — name of the symbol @
• Hungarian: kukac — name of the symbol @
• Icelandic: at merkið — name of the symbol @
• Icelandic: hjá — name of the symbol @
• Ido: arobo — name of the symbol @
• Indonesian: a bundar — name of the symbol @
• Interlingua: a commercial — name of the symbol @
• Italian: chiocciola — name of the symbol @
• Italian: a commerciale — name of the symbol @
• Japanese: アットマーク (atto māku) — name of the symbol @
• Japanese: 単価記号 (tanka kigō) — name of the symbol @
• Kashubian: smôrzcz — name of the symbol @
• Kazakh: айқұлақ таңбасы (aiqūlaq tañbasy) — name of the symbol @
• Korean: 골뱅이 (golbaeng'i) — name of the symbol @
• Lithuanian: eta — name of the symbol @
• Luxembourgish: Afeschwanz — name of the symbol @
• Luxembourgish: At-Zeechen — name of the symbol @
• Macedonian: мајмунче (majmunče) — name of the symbol @
• Norman: à — name of the symbol @
• Norman: colînmachon — name of the symbol @
• Norman: siez — name of the symbol @
• Norwegian Bokmål: alfakrøll — name of the symbol @
• Norwegian Bokmål: krøllalfa — name of the symbol @
• Norwegian Bokmål: snabel-a — name of the symbol @
• Norwegian Nynorsk: krøllalfa — name of the symbol @
• Occitan: arròba — name of the symbol @
• Occitan: cagaròl — name of the symbol @
• Occitan: cacalaus — name of the symbol @
• Occitan: escagaròl — name of the symbol @
• Polish: małpa — name of the symbol @
• Portuguese: arroba — name of the symbol @
• Romanian: coadă de maimuță — name of the symbol @
• Romanian: a-rond — name of the symbol @
• Russian: комме́рческое «at» (official) — name of the symbol @
• Russian: соба́ка (sobáka) — name of the symbol @
• Russian: соба́чка (sobáčka) — name of the symbol @
• Russian: эт (et) — name of the symbol @
• Russian: лягу́шка (ljagúška) — name of the symbol @
• Serbo-Croatian: мајмун — name of the symbol @
• Serbo-Croatian: лудо А — name of the symbol @
• Serbo-Croatian: манки — name of the symbol @
• Serbo-Croatian: majmun — name of the symbol @
• Serbo-Croatian: ludo A — name of the symbol @
• Serbo-Croatian: manki — name of the symbol @
• Sicilian: a cummirciali — name of the symbol @
• Slovak: zavináč — name of the symbol @
• Slovene: afna — name of the symbol @
• Spanish: arroba — name of the symbol @
• Spanish: a comercial — name of the symbol @
• Swedish: snabel-a — name of the symbol @
• Swedish: kanelbulle — name of the symbol @
• Tagalog: utong — name of the symbol @
• Turkish: güzel a — name of the symbol @
• Turkish: özel a — name of the symbol @
• Turkish: salyangoz — name of the symbol @
• Turkish: koç — name of the symbol @
• Turkish: kuyruklu a — name of the symbol @
• Turkish: çengelli a — name of the symbol @
• Ukrainian: вухо (vuxo) — name of the symbol @
• Ukrainian: слимачок (slymačok) — name of the symbol @
• Ukrainian: равлик (ravlyk) — name of the symbol @
• Ukrainian: песик (pesyk) — name of the symbol @
• Ukrainian: собака (sobaka) — name of the symbol @
• Vietnamese: a còng — name of the symbol @
• Vietnamese: a móc — name of the symbol @
• Welsh: malwen — name of the symbol @
• Welsh: malwoden — name of the symbol @