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What does the letter a mean?

The letter "a" can mean a few things depending on the context:

In the English alphabet:

* The first letter of the alphabet: It represents the sound of the vowel "ah".

* A definite article: Used before singular countable nouns to indicate a specific or general noun. For example: "a cat", "a book".

In other contexts:

* Abbreviate: It can be used to abbreviate words, like "a.m." for "ante meridiem" (before noon).

* A symbol: In mathematics, "a" can represent a variable, a constant, or a coefficient. In chemistry, it can represent the element aluminum.

* A measurement: It can be used to represent areas, like "acres" or "ares".

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