Tilde

What do we mean by tilde?

The diacritical mark ( ˜ ), used for example over the letter n in Spanish to indicate the palatal nasal sound (ny), as in cañón, “canyon,” and over the vowels a and o in Portuguese to indicate nasalization, as in pão, “bread.” noun

A diacritic mark (˜) placed over the letter n in Spanish to indicate that it is sounded as a palatal n, or very nearly like n followed by y, as in señor, pronounced sã˙nyôr′ , cañon, pronounced känyôn′ , and hence in English written canyon. noun

The accentual mark placed over n, and sometimes over l, in Spanish words thus, ñ, �, indicating that, in pronunciation, the sound of the following vowel is to be preceded by that of the initial, or consonantal, y. noun

The grapheme of character ~. noun

A key found on some types of keyboards. noun

The character used to represent negation, usually ~ or ¬. noun

A diacritical mark (~) placed over the letter n in Spanish to indicate a palatal nasal sound or over a vowel in Portuguese to indicate nasalization noun

The grapheme of character ~.

The character used to represent negation, usually ~ or ¬.

Words that are spelled similarly to tilde:
tilde, tide, tile, wilde, tilda, tidde, hilde, tille, tiede, tildy, ilde, gilde, tild, milde.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word tilde:
diacritic, circumflex, diacritical, macron, digraph, superscript, palatal, cyrillic, phoneme, nasal, unicode, vowel, italics, negation, alt, paula, equivalence, denote, ling, accent, enraged, consonant, alphabet, symbol, combining, prefix, notation, indicate, directory, acute, dash, letter, html, indicates, operator, pronounced, locked, dot, keys, tone, iso, marks, represents, keyboard, script, variable, letters, looks, exactly, grave, portuguese, languages, rising, represent, file, key, character, align, equivalent, swedish, mark, used, objects, spanish, characters, language, representing, causing, text, words, exist, defined, plus, dead, programming, sometimes, code, placed, formula, marked, method, written, sign, forms, obtained, word, latin, respectively, uses, host, above, standard, below, fields, means, example, front, note.

Words that rhyme with tilde:
build, guild, gild, thrilled, rebuild, filled, skilled, fulfilled, distilled, killed, billed, grilled, chilled, milled, instilled, childe, willed, unskilled, spilled, unfulfilled, bild, tilled, drilled, gilled, stilled, hild, pilled, hilde, unfilled, mathilde, hilled, refilled, rototilled, overbilled, spilde.

Adjectives that are often used to describe tilde:
spanish, single, superscript, second, literal, diacritic, double, actual.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective tilde:
expansion, escape, again, substitution.

Consonant match to tilde:
told, tailed, tiled, tolled, tilled, toiled, tooled, toled.

Words that sound like tilde:
tilled, tilde, teld, told, tilt, toiled, tailed, tolled, tiled, tooled, taled, toled, tald, telt, tinged, till, til, tilly, tid, dulled, stilled, tilda, tila, trilled, tilley, tillie, tld, tidd, tted, tolt, dled, tille, tijd, twilled, tildy, tili, tidde, deled, dld, tildes, hild, hilde, hilled, chilled, willed, tongued, dolled, childe, dold, doled, daled, shilled, tell, ted, telly, tele, tly, tel, tle, tull, tulle, tully, tella, tousled, telle, tela, telli, tedd, teli, tyl, tele-, tulla, toweled, towelled, telah, ptl, stelled, held, hulled, heled, helled, huld, tonged, dealt, delt, stalled, styled, stilt, shelled, sheld, stoled, steeled, staled, aisled, atilt, -tude, ptal, stooled, t.d, chald.