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if its a O with n A in it i think it means anarchy

but if its @ it means at

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The "at "symbol (@)seems to appear everywhere, and nobody even knows what to call it. In other languages it has specific nicknames:

  • apenstaartje - Dutch for "monkey's tail"
  • snabel - Danish for "elephant's trunk"
  • kissanhnta - Finnish for "cat's tail"
  • klammeraffe - German for "hanging monkey"
  • papaki - Greek for "little duck"
  • kukac - Hungarian for "worm"
  • dalphaengi - Korean for "snail"
  • grisehale - Norwegian for "pig's tail"
  • sobachka - Russian for "little dog"

The rather interesting history of the symbol and a selection its potential origins is at the link.

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