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What does a mean?

"A" can have several meanings depending on the context. Here are a few possibilities:

As a letter:

* The first letter of the alphabet: This is the most common meaning of "a".

* An indefinite article: Used before singular nouns, indicating a general or unspecified thing. Example: "I saw a dog."

As a word:

* A one: In some contexts, "a" can be used as a slang term for "one". Example: "I got a hundred on my test!"

As a symbol:

* The symbol "@": This is also known as the "at" sign, commonly used in email addresses.

As a prefix:

* "A-" can mean "without" or "not": Example: "amoral" means "without morals".

As part of a phrase:

* "A-OK" means "completely fine": This is a colloquialism used to indicate that everything is good.

Other possibilities:

* "A" can also be used as an abbreviation for things like "acre" or "ampere".

To understand the meaning of "a" in a specific context, you need to look at the surrounding words and phrases.

Please provide more context if you'd like me to help you understand the specific meaning of "a" in a particular sentence or phrase.

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